Balanchine

George. 1904--83, US choreographer, born in Russia

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Balanchine connection: Faculty member and former New York City Ballet principal Violette Verdy, whom Balanchine created many roles on, coaches work.

Dancing with Mr. B: three schools where students can dive into Balanchine technique and rep

It was Balanchine whose work bridged classical and modern ballet; Balanchine who founded the New York City Ballet; and Balanchine who in 1954 turned the idea of "Nutcracker" into the biggest moneymaker the ballet world has today.

A FEW HOOPS TO CLEAR

Yvonne Chouteau speaks of the need to banish emotion from her face when she danced for Balanchine.

Tours de force: Andrew Solomon on Ballets Russes

B as possible and how his work affected choreographers and the dance world as we know it,'' says Sean Lavery, assistant to the ballet master, which is the term Balanchine used instead of ``artistic director.

BEING BALLANCHINE NYC BALLET BRINGS LEGENDARY CHOREOGRAPHER'S LEGACY TO L.A

Similarly, those in dance, if not intimidated by the thick musical detail, will appreciate the analyses of sonic structures to which Balanchine responded kinesthetically.

Stravinsky and Balanchine: a Journey of Invention

This season also will include performances of ballets by choreographers who influenced Balanchine, notably August Bournonville, Michel Fokine and Marius Petipa.

NYCB unveils plans for Balanchine centennial. (Legit)

So what makes this dance meaningful to so many, especially since Balanchine is famously remembered as insisting that Serenade is a story-less ballet--nothing more than a simple dance for women on a moonlit night?

Secrets of serenade: stagers discuss the ballet's challenges and allure

Balanchine came to America, he was impressed with the American speed and created neo-classicism for the American dancer,'' Mitchell said during a telephone interview from his office in New York City.

BALLET OF THE BLUES DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM JAZZES IT UP WITH 'ST. LOUIS WOMAN'

After our common pro forma genuflection before Balanchine (which being pro forma makes it no less sincere), it seems self-evident that a like-minded group of former dancers, administrators, foundation executives, and critics has stifled alternatives to Balanchine in the name of a sometimes pedantic, even hysterical fidelity to their own youthful memories.

The (Balanchine) debate rages on

The 58-year-old Farrell says that Balanchine revised ``Variations'' in 1982 for her because he couldn't remember much of his original choreography, which was done in the mid-1960s before the use of video was commonplace.

'THE PERFECT INSTRUMENT' BALANCHINE MUSE SUZANNE FARRELL KEEPS BALLET PIONEER'S WORK ALIVE

Balanchine is the backbone of classical ballet in America, and I can't believe that people are trying to put down Balanchine.

Are we overdosing on Balanchine? 12 leaders in the field respond to a controversy

Under the directorship of Makhar Vaziev, the Kirov Ballet began acquiring the works of Balanchine, a former Georgian who was trained at the Imperial School of Ballet in St.

THE RUSSIAN WAY KIROV BALLET KEEPS CLASSICAL FLAME BURNING AS IT SHOWS MODERN SIDE