The Art of Stage Dancing by Wayburn, Ned - 1980

New York Belvedere, 1980, paperback. Reprint edition 1980 of the original 1925 book, illustrated with historic photos and drawings. -- Softcover. Condition: very good minus (small chip front-cover). ISBN 0877542503

Belvedere Publishers, 1980. Paperback. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Belvedere Publishers, 1980. Paperback. Good. Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

Belvedere Publishers, 1980. Paperback. Good.

* The art of stage dancing, crisp, over sized paperback small amount of minutiae wear- on its edges - Pages crisp and clean, inscribed with black ink from previous owner... typed copy....Written by a fellow who directed the dolly sisters, WC field, Marion Davies, Al Jolson, Gilda Gray, Bill Baker, Charlotte Greenwood, Eddie Cantor,Fred and Adele Astaire, Will Rogers Gertrude Miller, Marilyn Monroe a carefully explain graphically detailed instructions useful to beginners / Advanced amateurs and to professionals and teachers dozens of early photos of his students and Stage Productions... from the library of an award-winning Grammy choreographer no longer with us.......The Art of Stage Dancing A Belvedere Book,c/o Chelsea publishing N.Y. - Author Ned Wayburn Edition illustrated, reprint -LCCN -80-69259, printed bound USA, cover & lettering by Tomas Maurice- Sharpshooter Studios, Publisher Belvedere Publishers, 1980, 326 pages - subjects - choreography, stage Direction, stage dancing...LAX Vespa, Los… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Art of Stage Dancing A BIT OF ANCIENT HISTORY Every age has had its ways of dancing; every people has expressed itself in some form of rhythmic motion. The dance originally was the natural expression of the simple emotions of a primitive people. Triumph, defeat, war, love, hate, desire, propitiation of the gods of nature, all were danced by the hero or the tribe to the rhythm of beaten drums. Over six thousand years ago Egypt made use of the dance in its religious ritual. At a very early period the Hebrews gave dancing a high place in their ceremony of worship. Moses bade the children of Israel dance after the crossing of the Red Sea. David danced before the Ark of the Covenant. The Bible is replete with instances showing the place of the dance in the lives of the people of that time. Greece in its palmy days was the greatest dancing nation the world has ever known. Here it was protected by priesthood and state, practiced by rich and poor, high and lowly born. One of the nine… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Edward Claudius Weyburn or better known as Ned Wayburn was a young artist, an actor, choreographer, musician, stage director. He came from Pennsylvania and goes to New York to continue living his dreams in Broadway. He is determined to amuse them with his mastery in playing the piano like what he did in his hometown.Unfortunately, upon arriving in New York, he saw no piano in the theater and worse, someone has copied his act and performed it all over the city. He was devastated to know that he has no career, and he has no money. He tried to find gigs from agent to agent in search for his big break. He now realizes that the Broadway, as they call, the ?Boulevard of Broken Dreams?.He was fortunate to eventually get what he wanted. One of the great Broadway stars of the 1890s, was amazed by his talent in playing the piano. May Irvin hired him to accompany her giving him satisfactory pay. That big break made Wayburn the first exceptional choreographer in Broadway.He was also a director from… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Art of Stage Dancing A BIT OF ANCIENT HISTORY Every age has had its ways of dancing; every people has expressed itself in some form of rhythmic motion. The dance originally was the natural expression of the simple emotions of a primitive people. Triumph, defeat, war, love, hate, desire, propitiation of the gods of nature, all were danced by the hero or the tribe to the rhythm of beaten drums. Over six thousand years ago Egypt made use of the dance in its religious ritual. At a very early period the Hebrews gave dancing a high place in their ceremony of worship. Moses bade the children of Israel dance after the crossing of the Red Sea. David danced before the Ark of the Covenant. The Bible is replete with instances showing the place of the dance in the lives of the people of that time. Greece in its palmy days was the greatest dancing nation the world has ever known. Here it was protected by priesthood and state, practiced by rich and poor, high and lowly born. One of the nine… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Edward Claudius Weyburn or better known as Ned Wayburn was a young artist, an actor, choreographer, musician, stage director. He came from Pennsylvania and goes to New York to continue living his dreams in Broadway. He is determined to amuse them with his mastery in playing the piano like what he did in his hometown.Unfortunately, upon arriving in New York, he saw no piano in the theater and worse, someone has copied his act and performed it all over the city. He was devastated to know that he has no career, and he has no money. He tried to find gigs from agent to agent in search for his big break. He now realizes that the Broadway, as they call, the ?Boulevard of Broken Dreams?.He was fortunate to eventually get what he wanted. One of the great Broadway stars of the 1890s, was amazed by his talent in playing the piano. May Irvin hired him to accompany her giving him satisfactory pay. That big break made Wayburn the first exceptional choreographer in Broadway.He was also a director from… Read More