Laban/Bartenieff Movement Studies – History, Applications and Frontiers: New seasons – INSPIREES

18 Jan

Laban/Bartenieff Movement Studies – History, Applications and Frontiers: New seasons

Inspirees Institute, Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies (LIMS) and CAET are proud to present the Laban webinar series. The experts from different fields will share with the audience the fascinating stories and development of the history, applications and frontiers in the Laban field. The webinars will be organized as the online lecture every three weeks through the year of 2017-2018, with one hour each including the lecture and Q&A. The lectures are given in English with PPT and videos.

This webinar is primarily intended for researchers, educators and practitioners who have interest in Laban movement studies and would like to broaden their knowledge in Laban field. It is also a platform for exchanges among professionals. It is not the replacement for systematic training for Laban theory. The participants should have some basic knowledge about Laban theory in order to follow the seminars. Otherwise, we recommend you to follow some basic course of LMA/BF and study the materials below.

Some references

Body Movement: coping with the environment. Irmgard Bartenieff, Publisher: Routledge ISBN 0677055005
A primer for movement description. Cecily Dell, Publisher Princeton Book Co Pub ISBN 0932582036
Space Harmony. Cecily Dell, Aileen Crow. Publisher Princeton Book Co Pub ISBN 0932582125
Rudolf Laban. Karen Bradley. Publisher Routledge ISBN 0415375258
Everybody is a body. Karen Studd & Laura Cox. Publisher Dog Ear Publishing ISBN 1457518503
Be Fluent in Your Other Native Language. Karen Bradley, Tony Zhou. Creative Arts Education and Therapy, 2015, 1(1): 53-62.

NEWS:

Following the success of our webinar series Laban – History, Applications and Frontiers, which was launched in 2017 and which has attracted a worldwide audience, and our second series titled “Creative Arts Education and Therapy – History, Applications and Frontiers” running on the air. We invite 13 more outstanding scholars and experts from Laban Community to share the latest development with you, continuing our journey with the Laban/Bartenieff legacy.

20 Recordings from previous seminars, with the upcoming 10 live stream sessions and recordings, You will have the latest, most complete and professional online materials to enrich your knowledge and skills.

Module	No.	Title	Speaker
1	1	Laban History: A Legend	Karen Bradley (US)
	2	Laban and Somatics: global perspectives	Karen Studd (US)
	3	Laban and embodied leadership/coaching	Karen Bradley (US)
2	4	Laban and Ergonomics/physiotherapy	Hilary Bryan (US)
	5	Laban and Neuroscience	Karen Bradley (US)
	6	Laban and Dance therapy, Family therapy	Barbara Nordstrom-Loeb (US)
	7	Laban and performing arts	Alexandra Baybutt (UK)
3	8	Labanotation, Motif and LMA	Jackie Hand (US)
	9	Laban and robotics	Amy Laviers (US)
	10	Laban and creative movement	Marcia Plevin (Italy)
	11	Laban and Education	Frederic Curry (US)
	12	Laban, spirits and healing	Penny Chang (US)
4	13	Laban and Sports	Enrique Pisani (Belgium),Tony Zhou (China)
	14	Laban and Anthropology	Karen Bradley (US), Miriam Philips (US)
	15	Laban in Asia	Vincent Yong (Singapore),Tony Zhou (China), Nayung Kim (South Korea)
	16	Laban in Europe	Antja Kennedy (Germany)
	17	Laban and peace mediation	Karen Bradley (US)
5	18	Laban and Emotional Resiliency	Rachelle Tsachor (US), Tal Shafir (Israel)
	19	Laban and Personal Empowerment: Focus on Public Speaking	Regina Miranda (Brazil)
	20	Laban for children education and therapy	Suzi Tortora (US)
6	21	LMA/BF application in psychiatric hospital,	Ted Ehrhardt (US)
	22	Corporate training with LBMS	Toranika Washington (US)
	23	Using LBMA to Cultivate Creativity and Community during Dance Technique Class	Cadence Whittier (US)
	24	Moving Seniors – Maintaining Essential Movement with Bartenieff Fundamentals	John Chanik (US)
	25	Laban for Actors	Katya Bloom (US)
7	26	Methodologies for Creating Conscious Integration of Body, Effort, Shape, and Space within Laban/Bartenieff Classes	Peggy Hackney (US)
	27	Motif as an essential LBMS tool for teaching cross-culturally	Cat Maguire/Karen Studd (US)/Alexandra Baybutt (UK)
	28	The Dancing Physical Therapist	Marieke Delannoy/Peter van Burken (Netherlands)
	29	The body is the instrument – Coaching Musicians through LBMS	Katharina Conradi (Netherlands)
	30	Rudolf Laban’s Rosicrucian philosophy: the practical mystic	Juliet Chambers-Coe (UK)

Price

Pay by seminar (1hour): 50USD/Recordings only: 40USD
Pay by module
- Module 1 (3 seminars): 105 USD- recordings only
- Module 2 (4 seminars): 140 USD- recordings only
- Module 3 (5 seminars): 175 USD- recordings only
- Module 4 (5 seminars): 175 USD- recordings only
- Module 5 (3 seminars): 105 USD- recordings only
- Module 6 (5 seminars): 200 USD- Live stream and recordings
- Module 7 (5 seminars): 200 USD- Live stream and recordings
All-in-one package for Module 1-5 recordings: 600 USD (individual single license), 1200 USD (institutional multi license)
All-in-one package for Module 1-7 10 lives and 30 recordings: 900 USD (individual single license), 1800 USD (institutional multi license)

To register, please follow the link to complete the registration.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/webinar-series-laban-movement-studies-history-applications-frontiers-tickets-39388832057

Benefit for those who sign for the whole package

Full access to the recorded seminars later on
On completion of the whole series, the participants can get a certificate (proof of the study hours) with signatures from the organizers