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1. The New York City Ballet
   ... women dancers. Lincoln Kirstein, a very wealth man, founded the New York City Ballet in 1933 as the American Ballet. He imported ...
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2. Men in Dance
   ... At the invitation of American ballet patron Lincoln Kirstein, Balanchine then moved to from Paris to New York City and together they founded the School of ...
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3. George Balanchine
   ... Balanchine agreed, and the BalanchineKirstein collaboration created their first success, the school of American Ballet founded in 1934 Balanchivadze 2. The ...
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4. Film Synopsis Dancing On My Grave
   ... Gelsey, a star member of The American Ballet Theatre, is at the peak of her career when a society older and wiser than she is begin to heavily influence her ...
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5. Eating Disorders
   ... Warren Warren also states ampquot George Balanchine ampquotI want to see boneampquot brought the ideal of the railthink whippet to American ballet in the early amp3960s and ...
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6. 42nd Street
   ... She got the chance to spend the summer in New York City, and take classes at the School of American Ballet, directed y George Balanchine. ...
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7. Judith Jamison
   ... Marys. Soon there after, her contract with De Mille and the American Ballet Theatre was up and she was out of a job. However, determined ...
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8. Women in American History
   ... At age 14 Debbie was the first African American to be admitted to the Houston Ballet Foundation. This big break lead Debbie on the road to success. ...
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9. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
   ... American ballet evolution continued with the life of Theodore Thomas, who started out a as an 18yr old violinist in the New York Philarmonic. ...
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10. The Ugly American
    ... Sears is the example of ampquotthe ugly American.ampquot In the following chapter the ... He diets, losing forty pounds he studies ballet, reads Sarkhanese literature and ...
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11. American History of the 6070s
    ... on TV back home in the United States to show and tell the American people that we ... the Watergate building one night to try to change and rige the ballet box in ...
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12. dance 2
    ... relating to American life, Greek Mythology, American Pioneers and American Indians. ... directly as a revolt,what was understood as the ampquotrestrictionsampquot of ballet. ...
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13. Aron Copland
    ... him known to a large and influential public and definitely established his position in American musical life ... In 1938, Copland wrote a ballet about William Bonney ...
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14. degas
    ... between American Impressionist Mary Cassatt and Degas, but no solid proof showing anything besides a good friendship. Degasamp39s painting, ampquotBallet Classampquot, painted ...
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15. degas
    ... between American Impressionist Mary Cassatt and Degas, but no solid proof showing anything besides a good friendship. Degasamp39s painting, ampquotBallet Classampquot, painted ...
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16. Donald McKayle
    ... Many dance companies, including the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, the Dayton ... Contemporary Dance Theatre, and the Cleveland San Jose Ballet, serve as ...
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17. Tommy Tune
    ... In fact it was because of this that ballet and jazz, as well as all the other forms of dance. One of these great American choreographers is Tommy Tune. ...
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18. moderndance
    ... Serenade was the first ballet he choreographed after arriving in America. ... Moden dance is usually regarded as an American twentieth century art form. ...
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19. Modern Dance
    ... Serenade was the first ballet he choreographed after arriving in America. ... Moden dance is usually regarded as an American twentieth century art form. ...
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20. Katherine Dunham
    ... Dunham established AfricanAmerican dance as an art in its own. ... There she was introduced to choreographer Ruth Page and ballet dancers Mark Turbyfill, both ...
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21. dance
    ... is serious theatrical dance forms that are distinct from both ballet and the show dancing of the musical comedy. Tap is a style of American Theatrical dance ...
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22. Stravinsky
    ... the 20th century with Stravinsky Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky, a RussianAmerican composer, was ... Fireworks and asked the composer to write for his Ballet Russes. ...
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23. The Political Legacy of President John F. Kennedy
    ... The guests would eat gourmet food, and then maybe see a ballet troupe perform, or perhaps they saw a ... Sorenson, 257 In a speech at American University in 1963 ...
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24. Romanticism1
    ... This particular ballet was based upon a German legend of a girl who ... on individualism seem to be the philosophical foundation for the American republic the ...
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25. romanticism
    ... This particular ballet was based upon a German legend of a girl who ... on individualism seem to be the philosophical foundation for the American republic the ...
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26. Romanticism
    ... This particular ballet was based upon a German legend of a girl who ... on individualism seem to be the philosophical foundation for the American republic the ...
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27. Music 1900 1945
    ... the ballet La Creation du monde The Creation of the World, 1923 by the French composer Darius Milhaud and the Piano Concerto 1926 by the American composer ...
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28. ampquotAnorexia Cause And Effectampquot
    ... to a 1992 American College of Sports Medicine Study, eating disorders affect nearly 62 of females in sports such as figure skating, ballet, and gymnastics. ...
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29. Anorexia 2
    ... to a 1992 American College of Sports Medicine Study, eating disorders affect nearly 62 of females in sports such as figure skating, ballet, and gymnastics. ...
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30. Princess Diana 2
    ... The Princess remained patron of Centrepoint, English National Ballet, Leprosy Mission and ... in the United States on June 1718 to promote the American Red Cross ...
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