On 04/12/12 10:39, Rustom Mody wrote:
> I am on the lookout for a suitable software to record (choreograph??)
> dances. ie below the score of the music I would like to put figurines
> showing the postures at/for that point.
>
> The ideal would be a separate software to manipulate stick figures
> consonant with the degrees of freedom of the human body and then to be able
> to drop them onto a score maybe with text notes.
Some systems to write choreographic scores do exist ... they are much more
sophisticated than stick figures! I have no idea if there is any software to
typeset them ... probably not, it is a rather specialised field. In practice,
ever since video cameras became affordable for a rehearsal room, a fixed shot
covering the whole stage has been the usual way to learn and document dance.
Written scores mostly date from earlier than that, though there are exceptions.
Simon
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