BeneshMoves

When students learn to play a musical instrument, they usually learn to read music notation. When students learn to move, why shouldn’t they learn to read Benesh Movement Notation (BMN)?  My goal is to create and host resources to help teachers introduce BMN to dance students in creative ways.

As I generate pdfs of my ideas and receive resources from other Benesh colleagues, I will post links from this page.

You are free to download and use these resources, but please honour copyright and give the appropriate credit to the person whose ideas are shared.

If you have creative teaching ideas and resources you would like to share with the Benesh Community, please contact me at robyn.ryman@gmail.com.

Identifying Body Parts Uploaded 2022-12-07 Updated 2023-01-04	Body Zoning Chart Uploaded 2022-12-07
Body Awareness and Describing Positions Uploaded 2023-01-25	BMN: A Tool for Composition and Improvisation Edited video from 2017 Benesh Congress in Paris
Analyzing Movement Uploaded 2022-12-07 Updated 2022-12-13