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Choreographer of Rite of Spring
Igor Stravinsky
Choreographer of Dying Swan
Michel Fokine
Choreographer of Serenade
George Balanchine
Eras of ballet in order:
1.) Renaissance
2.) Baroque
3.) Romantic
4.) Classical
5.) Russo-American
6.) Neo-Classical
7.) Contemporary
1st Generation of Modern Dance
•Loi Fuller
•Isadora Duncan
•Ruth St. Denis
•Ted Shawn
ALL WERE REBELLING AGAINST BALLET
2nd Generation of Modern Dance
•Martha Graham
•Doris Humphrey
•Charles Weidman
•Honya Holm
ALL TAUGHT AT BENNINGTON
Russo-American Ballet
•start of contemporary ballet
•steps should fit theme of dance
•NO pantomime
•the Dying Sawn and Rite of Spring
Important Figures of Russo-American Ballet
•Serge Diaghilev → founder of the company
•Michel Fokine
•Anna Pavlova
•Vaslav Najinsky
Neo-Classical Ballet
•20th century style codified by George Balanchine
•focused on advanced ballet technique and pointe shoe aesthetic, without the need for detailed narrative and theoretical setting
•focused on dance itself
•concepts different than romantic dramas
George Balanchine
•started the Ballet-Russos
•trained at Imperial Ballet School and joined Ballet Russo
•co-founded NYC Ballet with Jerome Robbins
Famous Ballets of Neo Classical
billy the kid
rodeo
choreographer of Rodeo
Agnes de Mille
choreographer of Lilac Garden
Antony Tudor
Loie Fuller
•known for Serpantine Dance
•had a fascination with fabric and lighting effects
•created a company of muses
1st generation
Isadora Duncan
•member of Fuller's dance company but left and established a dance school over differences
•inspired by greek themes and costumes.
•followed simple movement vocab
•1st generation
Ruth St. Denis
•created dances based on her studies of oriented dances
•known for solo dances
•her and her husband Ted Shawn established the Denishawn School
1st generation
Ted Shawn
•formed a company of male dancers & toured the states after him and Ruth St. Denis split-up
•after disbandment he established Jacobs Pillow
1st generation
Jacobs Pillow
a summer camp for modern dancers
Denishawn School
•Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn established in L.A.
•company traveled the states
•many noteworthy dancers danced here
1st generation
Martha Graham
•transitioned from solos, to trios, to ensembles
•movement: angular, sharp, and used as expression
•themes: from SW, to female heroines, to Greek mythology
The Graham Technique
Martha Graham
•included legendary cupped hands, contractions, pleadings, and floor work
Doris Humphrey
•established company and school with Charles Weidman
•explored conflict of man, nature, human nature and behavior in work.
•created a theory/technique on fall and recovery
•movement: curved arm