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14. Jan. 2004 · Balanchine – Master of The Dance. By the time of his death on April 30, 1983, George Balanchine had created over 400 works and was recognized as a 20th-century master alongside Picasso and ...
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George Balanchine (1904–83) was one of the leading dance figures of the 20th century. He created a new style of ballet with his company New York City Ballet and reinvigorated the US ballet scene. His innate musicality is evident in all his works, and led to a rich partnership with composer Igor Stravinsky. Of his estimated 425 works many are in the core repertories of companies around the world.
Born in St. Petersburg, Russia in 1904, Balanchine made the United States his adopted homeland in 1933. Before traveling to America, he enjoyed success in France as a choreographer for the Ballet Russe, an innovative company managed by Serge Diaghilev (SER-gay DEE-ah-gih-lef). Balanchine was exposed to many of the leading European artists of ...
Rouben Ter-Arutunian(1920-1992) is the scenic designer for George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. Ter-Arutunian was Armenian and studied and worked in Berlin, Vienna, and Paris. He moved to the United States in 1951. He was a stage designer for opera, television, plays, and Broadway musicals, as well as ballets.
Conceived of by dance historian, writer, and the Foundation’s Director of Research Nancy Reynolds, the Video Archives remain an essential resource for students, professional dancers, scholars and choreographers interested in the history and evolution of Balanchine’s work. The complete Video Archives, at present over sixty sessions recorded ...
9. Juni 2022 · Jewels (choreographic work: Balanchine): George Balanchine with Ballerinas by Martha Swope, 1967, via The New York Public Library. In the early 20th century, Russia was considered the world champion of ballet, producing technical virtuosos, spectacular performers, and the 20th century’s most prolific choreographers.
