CONTINUITY OF LIFE IN THE PRODUCTIONS OF MAURICE BEJART
Journal Title: Молодий вчений - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 60
Abstract
This article deals with the choreographic language and stylistics of the productions of the outstanding French choreographer Maurice Bejart, namely his life-affirming works. The analysis of his most famous works revealing the theme of life is analyzed. The main principles that the choreographer uses to convey his idea are determined.
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V. V. Malinovsky
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