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Violence and the Pacifist Body in Vernon Lee’s The Ballet of the Nations
2010By the time hostilities broke out in 1914, the cosmopolitan writer and critic Vernon Lee was internationally recognized, and known for her often strident views on the major political and social issues of the period.1 British by birth but resident in Italy, in August of that year Lee was in the process of paying her customary annual visit to England and
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Kazakh ballet in the retrospective of the search for national identity
Keruen, 2022Abstract. Scientific understanding of the process of formation and development of the national ballet genre is relevant for the study of modern choreographic art. In the era of globalization, it is important to take steps to preserve the individuality of the national culture and support its iconic phenomena.
Zhumaseitova G.K. +3 more
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L'American National Ballet Theatre
2009Clipping.
Rivoyre, Christine De +2 more
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Akram Khan and English National Ballet
2021Abstract This chapter examines the development of Akram Khan’s choreographic pathway as an aggregate of diverse influences, primarily experienced through issues of identity, otherness, and interculturalism. Beginning with the early confusion of juxtaposing classical dance training in kathak and a fascination with Michael Jackson, Khan’s ...
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Legend and Carmen (National Ballet, Harare, Zimbabwe)
2021Choregraphed by M. Morawski.
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THE NATIONAL NATURE OF THE IMAGES OF THE BALLET «THE CALL OF THE STEPPE»
ARTS ACADEMY, 2022The article considers the ballet "The Call of the Steppe" as an actual phenomenon of the national ballet. The author introduces it into the context of other ballet productions of the State Opera and Ballet Theater "Astana Opera", and also identifies characteristic trends in the development of ballet in Kazakhstan over the last decade of the XXI century,
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HIGH PREVALENCE OF INJURIES IN THE NORWEGIAN NATIONAL BALLET
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2014BackgroundBallet dancers are both artists and athletes with extreme physical demands placed on them. Clinical experience and previous studies suggest that they are at high risk of sustaining injuries, but more high-quality prospective studies are needed.ObjectiveTo assess the prevalence of injuries and illnesses among professional ballet dancers in the
H Fredriksen, B Clarsen
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