Beneshnotáció
Beneshnotáció is a system of dance notation developed by Rudolf Benesh and his wife Joan Benesh in the 1950s. It is a method for recording human movement, particularly dance, in a written form that can be understood by others. Unlike earlier forms of notation that often focused on individual steps or spatial relationships, Benesh notation attempts to capture the entire body's movement in three dimensions.
The system uses a five-line staff, similar to musical notation, but instead of representing pitch, it represents
Benesh notation is known for its comprehensiveness and its ability to record complex choreographic sequences. It