choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker said Beyoncé routines provided by the video countdown new single
A choreographerBeyoncé accused of "stealing" the dance moves, after the singer released his latest video.
According to the website AceShowbiz.com entertainment, choreography in the video for Beyoncé's new single timer, released last week shows a number of similarities with the work of the Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Speaking to a Danish blog, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker said he had asked, "I know nothing about it, I'm not crazy, but this is plagiarism .."
two routines in the video, which shows Beyonce and her backup dancers in a series of abandoned buildings were under surveillance. It creates a split screen, with singer looking at the camera through a window on the left, while three dancers performing the ballet routine in the lower right corner. A very similar and movements appear in the work first with Keersmaeker's company Rosas Rosas danst. Another sequence is very similar to the choreography of Achterland, a film version of the screen who won the dance in 1994.
Beyoncé did not respond to these accusations, but his co-director Adria Petty, spoke before showing images of the singer of European contemporary dance for inspiration. She told MTV News. "Costume Beyoncé or a reference number and together we have made some references Most were German modern dance, believe it or not." Petty said that the process was "developing [and] spontaneous."
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker has been a major force in contemporary dance for over 30 years, creating work that has received critical acclaim and popular success in the world. In a 2009 profile, the Guardian Sanjoy Roy describes it as "a choreographer difficult with a popular audience, a minimalist, with a tendency to dramatize a person reiticent much to say."
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