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    the performer holds a pose for a long and boring wait. It becomes emotional when you discover how powerful the impression it is trying to make. The performance is actually the enactment of the role of a corps de ballet from the scene of the classical‚ Swan Lake. Corps de ballet works as one‚ with synchronized movements and corresponding positioning on the stage. It is a group of dancers who are not soloists‚ which means that they only serve as the “shadows” to the “stars.” Ms. Veronique Doisneau

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    George Balanchine

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    Essay George Balanchine I chose to research on George Balanchine because he became known as the most influential ballet choreographer of the 20th century. He not only was the most influential ballet choreographer‚ but he worked with leading figures of American musical theatre two revues‚ fourteen musical comedies‚ four operettas‚ five Hollywood films‚ and a circus spectacle that are milestones of American popular culture. He was a very versatile choreographer and that’s what makes him very special

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    Nutcracker Review

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    Maikawa The Nutcracker Suite was an elaborate fairy- tale ballet written by E.T.A. Hoffman in the late 1800’s which was accompanied by the brilliant music of Tchaikovsky. It included two acts consisting of five scenes: The Party Scene‚ The Fight Scene‚ The Land of Snow‚ The Land of Sweets and The Dream Ends. This 1993 version of The Nutcracker Suite performed in New York City was directed by George Balanchine and had a non- traditional ballet aspect in the setting‚ costumes and dances. This was

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    During “Waltz of the Flowers‚” a part of The Nutcracker selection‚ the mood of rebirth and growth sept into the audience. The piece started very calmly with the dancers doing jumps about the stage. As the piece progressed‚ the jumps and leaps got grander and the movements became larger and more impressive‚ as the flowers “grew”. There were many long extended movements that slowly became faster and more impressive as the music grew louder. The dancers throughout the whole piece were smiling to show

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    As told to us in the play Billy Brown has now taken over his father job. A man who never have his own life who had to follow in his father’s footsteps. Even being now an adult Billy is still consider unimportant to other character. This moment in the play is where Billy begins to start wanting to become like Dion Anthony. He is tired of Magaret only caring about him and not himself. He only decides to help Dion just because of Magaret though the latter does not to seem to have a happy life. Dion

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    Dance In The Nutcracker

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    I have been dancing in the Nutcracker with The Columbus Ballet since I was eight years old. When I was younger‚ I always dreamed of dancing a solo performance when I got older. In 2015‚ I finally got that chance. Although it wasn’t perfect‚ my first solo in the Nutcracker was just as exciting as I thought it would be as a young dancer. At the beginning of my freshman year‚ me and all the other dancers at the Columbus Ballet finally got to see which part we would play in the Nutcracker. I had never

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    Billy Madison's Story

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    “Back to school‚ back to school‚ to prove to Dad that I’m not a fool. I got my lunch packed up‚ my boots tied tight‚ I hope I don’t get in a fight!” So sings Billy Madison as he waits at the bus stop on his first day of school…as a twenty seven year-old man. Billy Madison is the typical Happy-Madison production: it has crude yet appealing humor and stars Adam Sandler. It gives its viewers a great laugh with its uproarious scenes and unforgettable lines. However‚ the practicality can be put

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    physical fusion of ballet technique with the idiomatic freedom of modern dance. As an artist‚ he has been remarkably deep and original.’ Jiri Kylian’s ‘Black and White’ ballets‚ premiered on May 7‚ 1988‚ have a number of defining characteristics which create a unique contemporary style. Elements of movement‚ theatrical elements and themes are carried through all six dances which creates a number of motifs throughout the series of dance works. All six dances in the ‘black and white’ ballets are based on

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    The Nutcracker work as a whole is very uplifting and has a lot of energy. The tones of this piece are bright and cheerful and engage the audience through the powerful injections from different instrumental groups. The Nutcracker is accompanied by a ballet that performs to the music. Doing this gives the audience a way to see and feel the story the music is telling. Decorating the Christmas Tree gives a light and happy feel to it‚ so that when you hear it you are instantly drawn in and have a smile

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    Classical Jazz Case Study

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    the Lincoln Center was the subject of discussion in fall 1990. (Oster251) The trustees and their staff debated of turning four-year-old jazz program into an independent performing arts organization like the Metropolitan Opera or the New York City Ballet. (Oster251) This new independent program would argue that this new independent program would further aid in attracting a larger and a more diversified audience to the Lincoln Center and be able to ease the burden placed on LCI by the program. (Oster251)

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