Jonathan Burrows: Choreographer's Handbook

A famous choreographer, dancer, and educator Jonathan Burrows has been published by the Handbook of the Union Moddulist who has developed an idea of the long-term creation. The book, which has been translated into German, French, Chinese, Slovenian, Bulgarian and loved by the creators of the world, is an inspired guide and guide, a guide, full of paradoxes, and inspirations, that can go through the fascinating and difficult journey of choreography, performance, and art creation. I don't know what you're trying to do, but it's okay. The choreography is what you do when you can't find a way. How do we start to create a chore, or a performance? Where to start and where to go. What is the way to avoid getting lost in the fields of countless possibilities and vast choices? Maybe the first part of the book is that he's gonna help you with what you're saying. “I'm going to start writing books in search of some principle, a principle that will tell me how to start. The principle of writing this book is: I write it in the way that I do a dance or make a performance. This works for me because it's the primary fear of the moment, and it'll suppress my fear of what I'm doing. We don't usually know what we're doing. The author who starts writing books without knowing what he is doing, he squeezes down elaborate weaving with the set of key points that are around the choreography. Sometimes the author explores abstract layers, such as materials, creativity, epics, languages, and time, and sometimes he touches practical dimensions, such like research, style, collaboration and engineering.

Korean title: 안무가의 핸드북

Korean author: 조나단 버로우스

Korean publisher: 작업실유령

ISBN-13: 9791189356835