1984 Society of Dance History Scholars Conference
Seventh Annual Conference
Goucher College
Towson, Maryland
17–19 February 1984

CONTENTS OF PROCEEDINGS (compiled by Christena L. Schlundt)

1. Cynthia Novack. Ethnography and History: A Case Study of Dance Improvisers
2. Marilyn Hunt. "Other" Ballet Russe Companies of the 1930s: Les Ballets Russe de Paris and Les Ballets de Léon Woizikowski
3. Brenda Dixon-Stowell. Ethnic and Exotic Aspects in the Choreography of Selected Works by Ted Shawn and Martha Graham
4. Alberto Dallal. Death in the Work of Guillermina Bravo
5. Judith B. Alter. Music and Rhythm in Dance: H’Doubler’s Views in Retrospect
6. Sandra Noll Hammond. The "Gavotte de Vestris": A Dance of Three Centuries
7. Elizabeth Aldrich. The Menuet Alive and Well in 1800: Four German Dance Manuals
8. Christena L. Schlundt. The Institutionalization of Dance History: The California Experience; An Interim Report
9. Selma Landen Odom. Graduate Study in Dance History: The York Experience
10. Nancy Lee Chalfa Ruyter. A Bibliography for All of Dance
11. Valentina Litvinoff. Workshop: Alexander Technique in Synthesis with Ideokinesis and Implemented within Dance
12. Judith Rock. The Jesuits Go for Baroque: Theatrical Dance on the Old-Order College Stage
13. Judith Chazin Bennahum. Wine, Women, and Song: Anacreon’s Triple Threat to French Eighteenth-Century Ballet
14. Camille Hardy. Leningrad’s Kirov Ballet: A Contemporary Perspective
15. Nancy Lee Chalfa Ruyter. Dvoransko Kolo: Dance and South Slavic Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Croatia
16. George Dorris. Conversation with P. W. Manchester
17. Ann Wagner. Dance as Vice: A Continuing Analysis from the Sixteenth-Century English Courtesy Literature
18. Ann Dils. The Egg Dances
19. Julia Sutton. Triple Pavans: Clues to Some Mysteries in Sixteenth-Century Dance
20. Program

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