Interpersonal entrainment—the coordination of movements in time and space between two or more individuals—is a key component of the musical experience that allows performers to organize and synchronize their behaviours in intricate and highly varied ways.

Dunin (2014) traces the emergence of ethnochoreology back to the 1950s, with publications by the two Janković sisters in Serbia and by Gertrude Kurath in the United States, and the role played by Maud Karpeles in England.

A new way of transmitting bodily knowledge of Norwegian traditional dance. Del av panelet Bakka, Egil, Ann David, Marit Stranden, Analysing the concept of legacy in arts and education.