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Dance Famous People
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1. Four Temperaments
Diaghilev
Arthur Saint-Leon
Balanchine
Jean Jacques Rousseau
2. 1st Albrecht
Theophile Gautier
Lucien Petipa
Theophile Gautier
Mikhail Baryshnikov
3. Movement in hips
Alvin Ailey
Ivanov
Ruth St. Denis
Arthur Mitchell
4. Brought ballet to the common person
Fred Astaire
Robert Joffrey
Theophile Gautier
Anna Pavlova
5. Choreographed Dying Swan 1905 for Anna Povlova
Ivanov
Fokine
Nijinsky
Arthur Mitchell
6. Died of AIDS -created his own company
Diaghilev
Robert Joffrey
Arthur Saint-Leon
Twyla Tharp
7. Teaches people can do whatever they want choreographically as long as you explain your proces
Hanya Holm
Diaghilev
Mary Wigman
Robert Ellis Dunn
8. Brought ballet to Paris
Arthur Saint-Leon
Diaghilev
Anna Pavlova
Ivanov
9. African astheic choreography
Lucien Petipa
Theophile Gautier
Balanchine
Loie Fuller
10. Directed the Paris Opera until he died from AIDS 1993
Rudolph Nureyev
Garth Fagan
Busby Berkeley
Busby Berkeley
11. Noted for his use of African elements
Nijinsky
Theophile Gautier
Alvin Ailey
Pilobolus
12. Eccentric individualist/American choreographer -embraced experimental approaches such as silence
Bill T. Jones
Ruth St. Denis
Twyla Tharp
Marius Petipa
13. Associated with Danish-style ballet; equal roles for male and female dancers
Ivanov
Arthur Saint-Leon
Balanchine
August Bournonville
14. D Man in the Water
Arthur Saint-Leon
Bill T. Jones
Fokine
Busby Berkeley
15. Introduced flying wires - raised the standard of pointe work
Charles Didelot
Leon Bakst
Margaret Sanger
Marius Petipa
16. Choregraphed (the sleeping beauty and nutcracker - swan lake)
Marius Petipa
Diaghilev
Alwin Nikolais
Balanchine
17. Still/Here
Arthur Mitchell
Robert Ellis Dunn
Nijinsky
Bill T. Jones
18. Visual artist who did much of the scenery for Ballet Russe
Jules Perrot
Hanya Holm
Pilobolus
Leon Bakst
19. Composer for 'The Afternoon of a Faun'
Massine
Alvin Ailey
Debussy
Alwin Nikolais
20. Choreographed Coppelia
Mary Wigman
Bill T. Jones
Nijinsky
Arthur Saint-Leon
21. Invented the structure of the classic pas de deux
Marius Petipa
Anton Dolin
Ruth St. Denis
Paul Taylor
22. Choreographed Parade & Three-Cornered Hat
George Balanchine
Massine
Jules Perrot
Rudolph Nureyev
23. Becomes chief ballet master after Petipa
Ivanov
Arthur Mitchell
Rudolph Laban
Jean Coralli
24. Points in Space -Composer: John Cage(partner) -Taught by Martha Graham
Merce Cunningham
Arthur Mitchell
Mary Wigman
Nijinska
25. Dancing couple that portrayed the American Depression Modern Style
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Paul Taylor
Fred Astaire
Theophile Gautier
26. Opened a Wigman school in NYC in 1931 - brought German dance to U.S. but Americanized her technique.
Fokine
Hanya Holm
Paul Taylor
Balanchine
27. Liked to use special effects (mirrors) and many dancers for complex kaleidoscope figures - created the 'dancing camera' effect and monorail
Busby Berkeley
Jean Baptiste Lande
Alvin Ailey
Ruby Keeler
28. A pioneer of modern dance - established importance of the male dancer
Jose Limon
Busby Berkeley
Fanny Elssler
Ruth St. Denis
29. Fall and recovery' technique-dancers learned to be proficient in balancing and ceding to the pull of gravity.
Giuseppina Bozzacchi
Doris Humphrey
Lincoln Kirstein
Balanchine
30. The art of making dances - 1959
Mary Wigman
Theophile Gautier
Jules Perrot
Doris Humphrey
31. Father of Russian ballet
Mary Wigman
Nijinska
Hanya Holm
Charles Didelot
32. Afternoon of a Faun
Jean Coralli
Theophile Gautier
Bill T. Jones
Nijinsky
33. He was a 'quadruple threat' he created the choreography - the lighting - the costumes and the music all himself -Tensile Involvement
Alwin Nikolais
Massine
Rudolph Nureyev
Arthur Mitchell
34. First female ballet choreographer of the 20th century
Arthur Mitchell
Diaghilev
Jean Baptiste Lande
Nijinska
35. Agon - 1957
Balanchine
Marius Petipa
Loie Fuller
Mary Wigman
36. Dancing couple that portrayed the American Depression Modern Style
Doris Humphrey
Fokine
Nijinsky
Ginger Rogers
37. Modern dance company that started in 1971
Jean Baptiste Lande
Leon Bakst
Pilobolus
Massine
38. Co-founder and balletmaster of New York City Ballet
Marie Taglioni
Leon Bakst
Ivanov
George Balanchine
39. EVERYDAY DANCE MOVES INSPIRED FROM REAL LIFE
Paul Taylor
Charles Weidman
Alwin Nikolais
Mary Wigman
40. Designed costumes and set of Afternoon of a Faune
Lincoln Kirstein
Balanchine
Alvin Ailey
Leon Bakst
41. Named the mother of modern dance
Nijinsky
Bill T. Jones
Mary Wigman
Marius Petipa
42. Known particularly for his long associations as musical director with Denishawn and Martha Graham.
Bill T. Jones
Louis Horst
Paul Taylor
Fokine
43. Director of St. Petersburg Ballet School in 1738
Mary Wigman
Jean Baptiste Lande
Paul Taylor
Theophile Gautier
44. Choreographed Giselle but not given credit
Martha Graham
Louis Horst
Jules Perrot
Philip Taglioni
45. Greatest contribution was his Kinetographic Laban (Labanotation) - a primary movement notation still used in dance today
Ruth St. Denis
Arthur Saint-Leon
Rudolph Laban
Merce Cunningham
46. Writer of Giselle
Balanchine
Nijinska
Theophile Gautier
Marius Petipa
47. Financed Balanchine to come to US - helped found New York City Ballet - served as general director
Alwin Nikolais
Lincoln Kirstein
Milhaud
Twyla Tharp
48. Choreographed Jeux
Pilobolus
Anton Dolin
Jean Baptiste Lande
Nijinsky
49. Choreographed Lion King
Milhaud
Nijinska
Jules Perrot
Garth Fagan
50. One act ballets - Narrative had adult emotions
Doris Humphrey
Charles Didelot
Nijinsky
Fokine
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