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Excerpts from Romeo and Juliet scored and notated by Lynne Weber, Sian Ferguson, and Leslie Rotman
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The Dance Notation Bureau has the world’s largest collection of original dance scores including social dances from around the globe.
The Dance Notation Bureau’s (DNB) mission is to advance the art of dance through the use and teaching of Labanotation, a system of movement notation that accurately records and preserves choreography in the form of a copyrightable publication quality score. Labanotation scores facilitate the preservation and staging of theatrical dances for the benefit of students, educators and audiences everywhere.
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