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Publications and Videotapes New
Book by Bill Evans: Reminiscences
of a Dancing Man: A
Photographic Journey of a Life in Dance Published
by the National Dance Association/AAPHERD Publications, fall, 2005 ISBN
0-88314-767-X “I
have known Bill since our student days together at the University
of Utah, and now if this vibrant photographic record of his life
as a performer, I meet him again.
Bill’s memoir show us what it means to follow talent
instinctively, and how to dance toward spirit, not sacrificing
spontaneity to form. As
Bill says, ‘technique is not working if it shows,’ and we
might say the same for his book, flowing as seamlessly as his
dances, and with as much dynamic excitement.
In Reminiscences of
a Dancing Man, we meet many of the major players in the world
of ballet and modern dance; we
meet them personally, ‘performatively’ and with love through
Bill’s journey. Not
resting on celebrity, however, Bill has crossed the boundaries of
professional dance and education.
For students who continue to learn what Bill has to teach,
he continues to teach what he needs to learn—joyfully dissolving
boundaries.”—Sondra Fraleigh, author of the Lived
Body and Dancing
Identity Purchase
REMINISCENCES OF A DANCING MAN: A Photographic Journey of
a Life in Dance (Orders of 10 or more receive a 30% discount.) To order, call: 1-800-321-0789 Published
by National Dance Association MORE
BOOKS, VIDEOS AND DVDs FROM BILL: Available
for purchase. Send
check for $50 per VHS tape/DVD made out to Bill Evans Dance to
6960 Benedict Beach, Hamlin, NY 14464.
1.
“Bill
Evans Teaches Bartenieff Fundamentals 2. “Bill Evans Teaches Modern Dance Technique to Lisa Nevada and Kyla Wallace”—2002 Book
Chapter, Articles and Masters Thesis by Bill Evans: “Teaching Movement Analysis,” Teaching Dance Studies, edited by Judith Chazin-Bennahum, Routledge Press, 1005, ISBN 0-415-97036-9 “Breath,
Focus, Expression,” Dance
Magazine College Guide, 2005/2006 “Fully Alive,” Dance Magazine, October, 2003 “We
Must Provide Safe and Non-Judgmental Support for Our Lesbian, Gay
and Transgender Students,” Journal
of Dance Education, Winter, 2004 “How I Survived My Dance Training, “Medical Problems of Performing Artists, Winter, 2003/2004 “New Mexico Dance Pride, ABQ Arts, December, 2003 “The Multi-Colored Sky: A Call for Recognition and Validation of Differences through Movement,” (originally a keynote address delivered to the National Dance Education Organization), Journal of Dance Education, Volume 3, Number 2, 2003 “A
Strange Hero’s Influence,” Dance
Magazine, April 2002 “Teaching What I Want to Learn” (revised), Contact Quarterly, Summer/Fall, 1999 “Teaching
What I Want to Learn” (National Dance Association Scholar/Artist
Lecture) “East
of Bombay: An American Dance Teacher, Performer and Choreographer
Recaps His Journey to Western India,” Dance
Teacher Now, July/August, 1995 “Choreographer
of Regions,” Proceedings
of the Twelfth Annual Conference of the Society of Dance History
Scholars, February, 1989 Articles and Masters Thesis about Bill Evans: “"Bill
Evans: Teacher's Wisdom" “Dance
Teacher Recognizes Bill Evans Teachers’ Intensives” “In
Attitude--Dance Master Bill Evans on Listening to Your Body” “Of
Mentoring and Metamorphosis” “Evans,
Bill--American dancer, choreographer, educator and company “Training
that Cultivates Personal Style” “Bill
Evans: An Overview of
Selected Artistic Works in Choreography and Performance from 1967
through 1990,” Master of Arts Thesis, Brigham Young University,
Provo, Utah “Bill
Evans: A Modern Day Dance Frontiersman” Book/Video
about Bill Evans: The
Legacy: Bill Evans
Reaching Out from the Regional Southwest Bill Evans with Jennifer Allen Noyer A videotape with text published in August 2000 by Harwood Academic Publishers. ISBN 90-5755-115-2 (NTSC), ISBN 90-5755-118-7 (PAL) |
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