Choreobook

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CHO REO GRAPHY CHO REO GRAPHY

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Choreography seen from two sides

Transcript of Choreobook

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CHOREO

GRAPHY

CHOREO

GRAPHY

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THIS BOOK IS PUBLISHED ONCE A YEAR BY APENA

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A CURIOUS AND DECEPTIVE TERM

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To reduce choreography to a single definition is not to understand the most crucial of its mechanisms: to resist and reform previous conceptions of its

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d e f i n i t i o n .

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D E F I N

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

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I T I O N .i t s

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta ta ta tachukhfiiiimm--fiiimmm

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the word itself, like the processes it describes, is

ELUSIVE

AGILE,

to prohibit or constrain the substitution or mobilization of terms within this domain is counterintuitive

MAD

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DENINGLYe e e e e

pam pam pam pam

c h i i i i i i i - - - - - a a a a

- - - -

a a a .

“ g o o d ”

U N I M A G I N E A B L E .

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ACTION UP

pkkknaaaa - hh - ta ta tashhwwwwmmm

pkkknaaaa hhh

chukh a chukh a chukh eee ta ta chukh

fiiiimm--fiiimmm

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yammm - - - - - -

khrrr khr khrrr ch khr

fshhhumm -- fshhhumm

“yes”. “goood”.

fshhhumm--fshhhumm

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ON ACTION

shhwwwwmmm

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THERE IS NO

CHOREOGRAPHY AT

LEAST NOT AS TO

BE UNDERSTOOD

AS A PARTICULAR

I N S T A N C E

REPRESENTING A

UNIVERSAL OR

STANDARD TERM.

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ch

ii

ii

ii

i-

--

--

aa

aa

.A

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tttk .tttk .tttk .

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I d e a l l y , choreographic ideas in this form would draw an attentive, d i v e r s e r e a d e r s h i p that would e v e n t u a l l y u n d e r s t a n d and, hopefully, champion the i n n u m e r a b l e manifestations, old and new, of choreographic thinking.

A choreographic object is not a substitute for the body, but rather an a l t e r n a t i v e site for the understanding of potential instigation and organization of action to reside.

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EEE TA TA TA TA

v i u m - p a

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Choreography is the term that presides over a class of ideas:

action.

an idea is perhaps inthis case a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of

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Each instance of choreography, is ideally at odds with its PREVIOUS DEFINING INCARNATIONS as it strives to testify to the PLASTICITY and wealth of our ABILITY TO RE-CONCEIVE and detach ourselves FROM POSITIONS of

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C E R T A I N T Y .

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THIS BOOK IS ONE OF TWO COPIES MADE BY ANDREA PENA.

It is an exploration of the relationship of choreography a science and form, through the functional use of sound. A play between two fonts, Orator and Didot is representative of the interconnected nature of such art practice, where one belongs to the other and the other belongs to one.