Agenda 2020 - 2021 18 Mois (Planificateur de Langue Francaise, #1)
by New Nomads Press
Dictionnaire de l'Opera de Paris Sous l'Ancien Regime (1669-1791). Tome I - A-C (Dictionnaires Et Syntheses, #14)
Little Love Ballet Journal For Ballerinas
by Ballet Art Lovers Publishing
De pratica seu arte tripudii (Clarendon Paperbacks)
by Guglielmo Ebreo of Pesaro
Fifteenth-century Italy produced the earliest known treatises on the dance. Guglielmo Ebreo, an eminent Jewish dancing master, dedicated his `On the Practice or Art of Dancing' to the future Sforza duke of Milan in the determination to give dance the status enjoyed by music and other arts and sciences. He included not only choreographies (subsequently likened to the artistic achievements of Machaut, Leonardo, Dante, and Petrarch), but a Defence of the Dance, a Socratic dialogue, and theoretical...
I Dance To Live, I Dance To Breathe, I Dance To Be Free, I Dance To Be Me
by Dee Phillips
With the publication of this title, Dr Guest completes his massive survey of ballet in France from 1770 to 1870. This volume covers the period from 1793 to 1819, the time of such luminaries as Gardel, Milon, Vestris, Duport and Bigottini. The period has often been dismissed as an interlude of decadence before the flowering of the romantic ballet, but as Dr. Guest reveals in this account, it was in fact a period of great significance in the development of ballet as a major theatre art.
Be Amazing - 2020 One Year Planner (2020 One Year Simple Schedule Organizer, #1)
by New Nomads Press
This dramatic, candid memoir tells the exciting and moving story of Suzanne Farrell's rise from a shy Midwestern girl to one of the greatest dancers of the 20th century. Whether writing about the exhilaration of working and training with George Balanchine, the internationally acclaimed choreographer, or about the triumph of dancing again after hip replacement surgery, this is indeed a fascinating story of a remarkable woman. 16 pages of photographs.
Dance as Major Science and Prominent Medicine (Revolution of Human Brain Through Dance, #2)
by Girish Kamanuri
