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Interviews with friends, colleagues, and students of Ann Mundstock. Interviewees are: Elizabeth Beckman, Marcelle Chessé Arian, Nina Lathrop, Rudolph Schaeffer, Padgett Payne, Edloe Risling, Jay Risling, Ellen Meyer, Judith Job, Ruth Rosenfeld, Amalia Irizarri, and Deirdre Katz.

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Title
Ann Mundstock, pioneer in Bay Area dance and movement therapy; Interviews conducted by Judith Dunning
Creator
interviewee., Arian, Marcelle Chessé, 1911-
interviewee., Beckman, Elizabeth H., 1918-
interviewee., Lathrop, Nina, 1911-
interviewee., Schaeffer, Rudolph, 1886-1988,
interviewee., Payne, J. Padgett, 1918-
interviewee., Risling, Edloe Johnson, 1899-
interviewee., Risling, Jay Marion, 1896-
interviewee., Meyer, Ellen C., 1910-
interviewee., Job, Judith Marjorie, 1924-
interviewee., Rosenfeld, Ruth Gertrude, 1908-
interviewee., Irizarri, Amalia Carmelita, 1909-
interviewee., Katz, Deirdre G., 1919-
interviewer., Dunning, Judith,
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Published
Berkeley, Calif., University of California, c1986.
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Full Collection Name
California Audiovisual Preservation Project
Other Identifiers
cabeuroh_000310
Subject (Person)
Mundstock, Ann, -1971.
Subject (Topic)
Dance California -- San Francisco.
Dance Study and teaching -- California.
Dance therapy.
Movement therapy.
Dancers Interviews.
Danse Californie -- San Francisco.
Danse Étude et enseignement -- Californie.
Thérapeutique par la danse.
Thérapie par le mouvement.
Type
Audio
Format
Oral histories.
Archive
The Library
Contents
Phonotapes: Reel 1: Elizabeth Beckman
Reel 2-3: Marcelle Chesse Arian
Reel 4-5: Nina Lathrop
Reel 6-7: Rudolph Schaeffer
Reel 8: Padgett Payne
Reel 9-10: Edloe and Jay Risling
Reel 11-12: Judith Job
Reel 13-14: Ellen Meyer
Reel 15-16: Ruth Rosenfield
Reel 17-18: Amalia Irizarri
Reel 19: Deirdre Katz.
Note
German emigré. Trained with Rudolf von Laban in Germany. Teacher of the Mensendieck System. Instructor of dance and movement therapy in San Francisco.
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