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The art of stage dancing

First published
1925
Pages
341

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  1. Greetings and An Apology

    4:09

  2. Chapter 1: A Bit of Ancient History

    6:36

  3. Chapter 2: Modern Stage Dancing

    7:06

  4. Chapter 3: Ned Wayburn—An Inspiration

    27:56

  5. Chapter 4: The Ned Wayburn Method of Training

    20:15

  6. Chapter 5: Ned Wayburn Stage Dances

    9:38

  7. Chapter 6: Ned Wayburn's Foundation Technique

    13:44

  8. Chapter 7: Mr. Wayburn Addresses the Beginners' Class in Foundation Technique

    15:38

  9. Chapter 8: Ned Wayburn's Musical Comedy Dancing

    20:51

  10. Chapter 9: Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Musical Comedy Dancing

    11:51

  11. Chapter 10: Ned Wayburn's Tap and Step Dancing (Clogging)

    15:34

  12. Chapter 11: Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Tap and Step Dancing

    9:36

  13. Chapter 12: Ned Wayburn's Acrobatic Dancing

    9:47

  14. Chapter 13: Mr. Wayburn Addresses a Class in Acrobatic Dancing

    11:37

  15. Chapter 14: Ned Wayburn's Modern Americanized Ballet Technique

    13:42

  16. Chapter 15: Terms Used in Ned Wayburn's Modern Americanized Ballet Technique

    6:01

  17. Chapter 16: Mr. Wayburn Addresses the Beginners' Class in Ballet Technique

    8:13

  18. Chapter 17: Ned Wayburn's Toe Dancing

    6:21

  19. Chapter 18: Ned Wayburn's Specialty Dancing

    4:09

  20. Chapter 19: Ned Wayburn's Exhibition Dancing

    4:15

  21. Chapter 20: Ned Wayburn's Professional Stage Makeup

    37:57

  22. Chapter 21: Stage Costumes

    7:29

  23. Chapter 22: Dancing Tempos

    6:47

  24. Chapter 23: Diet and Dancing

    33:30

  25. Chapter 24: Dancing and Good Health

    4:38

  26. Chapter 25: Showmanship

    9:13

  27. Chapter 26: "Who's Who" in the Show

    33:16

  28. Chapter 27: Professional Coaching and Producing for Amateur Entertainments

    47:01

  29. Chapter 28: Private Instruction

    3:57

  30. Chapter 29: Experience

    8:10

  31. Chapter 30: Inspiration

    9:42

  32. Chapter 31: Atmosphere

    6:46

  33. Chapter 32: Dancing Children

    8:39

  34. Chapter 33: Dancing Hands

    6:11

  35. Chapter 34: Dancing Feet

    5:05

  36. Chapter 35: Dancing Shoes

    11:02

  37. Chapter 36: The Quest of Beauty

    5:08

  38. Chapter 37: Who's Afraid! (Stage Fright)

    10:38

  39. Chapter 38: The Dance and the Drama

    3:18

  40. Chapter 39: Personality in the Dance

    6:17

  41. Chapter 40: Dancing and Ease of Manner

    3:22

  42. Chapter 41: Dancing and Civilization

    7:37

  43. Chapter 42: Dancing and Cheerfulness

    5:08

  44. Chapter 43: Dancing and Country Life

    7:35

  45. Chapter 44: Dancing as a Social Accomplishment

    3:31

  46. Chapter 45: Universal Appreciation of the Dance

    3:08

  47. Chapter 46: The Melting Pot of the Dance

    3:56

  48. Chapter 47: Your Opportunities

    5:49

  49. Chapter 48: Stage-craft

    17:35

  50. Chapter 49: Making a Name

    18:01

  51. Chapter 50: Forms of Stage Contracts

    36:00

  52. Chapter 50: Forms of Stage Contracts Part 2

    57:09

  53. Chapter 50: Forms of Stage Contracts Part 3

    53:57

  54. Chapter 50: Forms of Stage Contracts Part 4

    43:14

  55. Daily schedule for adult girls

    5:16

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"The Art of Stage Dancing" by Ned Wayburn is a classic book that serves as a comprehensive guide to stage dancing techniques and practices. Ned Wayburn was a prominent figure in early 20th-century American musical theater and dance, known for his innovative choreography and teaching methods.

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Ned Wayburn

Ned Wayburn shaped American theatrical dance as a producer, choreographer, teacher, and director spanning vaudeville, Broadway revues, and professional training. Born in Pittsburgh and raised in Chicago, he began as a pianist before staging large musical productions.

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First published
1925
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
341
Language
English
Genre
Arts
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