Comment on A 1973 IBM Selectric typeball recorded dancers' body movementsComments−lisper6yAn entire article about dance notation and not a single example of what the notation looks like. Disappointing.−Stratoscope6yThere is an example in the corner of the picture of the dancer leaping over a typeball. But yeah, it is just a small example and there is no explanation of what the symbols mean.−hondo776yhttp://dancenotation.org/lnbasics/frame0.html−myself2486yThere are TONS of videos about it, but I'm not finding what I was hoping for, which is an example of a dance "subtitled" with Labanotation.−ctdonath6yI expected a downloadable font file reproducing it. Want to show my dancer daughter.−Avshalom6yhttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labanotation−ncmncm6yBig question: is it in standard Unicode?
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An entire article about dance notation and not a single example of what the notation looks like. Disappointing.
There is an example in the corner of the picture of the dancer leaping over a typeball. But yeah, it is just a small example and there is no explanation of what the symbols mean.
http://dancenotation.org/lnbasics/frame0.html
There are TONS of videos about it, but I'm not finding what I was hoping for, which is an example of a dance "subtitled" with Labanotation.
I expected a downloadable font file reproducing it. Want to show my dancer daughter.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labanotation
Big question: is it in standard Unicode?