Dancing Poetry

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Natica Angilly: Dancing Poetry, A workbook--for your beauty, health, freedom, pleasure, strength art and peace; Mother’s Hen Press, Berkeley, CA, The Muchos Somos Series, 1997.  Introduction by Mary Rudge, Poet Laureate of Alameda, foreword by Dr. Clarence Rippel, Pres. Lincoln University.  B&W photos by 17 photographers, paintings by Lorant Chovan. Includes poems by Richard Angilly and Mary Rudge.  48 pages of Dancing Poetry text plus many additional pages of poetry, painting and photos. Paperback.

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Natica Angilly: Facial Expressions for Dancers, How to evoke a muse by using a mirror. Artists Embassy International, San Francisco, CA, 2004, 2^nd printing 2008. Photos and book design by Judy Hardin Cheung. 1/4 sized book. 24 pages. Includes a jeweled mirror that fits into the palm of your hand.  Paperback.

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Richard Angilly: Chants--a Zen Wind, with illustrations and introduction by Zen Master Rev. Don Gilbert. Albany Press, Albany, CA, 1978.  B&W photos by Roger Hess.  Contains the famous “With With Song,” performed around the world by Natica Angilly’s Poetic Dance Theater Company. Print is hand written.  136 pages. Paperback.

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Richard Angilly: Organic Music, Albany Press, Albany, CA, 1977.  B&W photos by Roger Hess.  Includes the famous, “Children of the Universe,” performed in many countries by Natica Angilly’s Poetic Dance Theater Company. 80 pages. Paperback.

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Richard Angilly: Poems of Illumination!.  Albany Press, 1977.  B&W photos by Roger Hess.  This volume contains the famous “Wind Music” performed around the world by Natica Angilly’s Poetic Dance Theater Company, including in Tai An, Sze Chuan, China.  Print is hand written. 96 pages. Paperback.

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Acorn to Embers: Judy Hardin (Cheung); Valley Quail Publishers, Santa Rosa, CA 1987.  Poems describe multi-generational living in rural California. Limited quantity. 33 pages. Paperback.

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Welcome to the Inside: Judy Hardin (Cheung); Valley Quail Publishers, Santa Rosa, CA 1984. A poetry journey into a state institution for the developmentally disabled.  Poems are about residents, are quotes by resident-students while in class, or captured from spontaneous statements during conversations. Judy Hardin Cheung was a teacher at Sonoma Developmental Center, California, for 30 years. This book focuses on the humanity of people society tends to discard.  Limited quantity. 86 pages. Paperback.