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DNB
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The three to five students who will enter the program each year will also work with emerging dance technology and the Dance Notation Bureau.
Lynne Weber, the board chairman of the Dance Notation Bureau, which fosters the use of Labanotation, says that both dance notation and video recording have their strengths and weaknesses.
During the staging process, certified labanotators observed rehearsals, then created movement scores, which will be available at the Dance Notation Bureau.
 
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