Anyone who wants to discuss bournonvile; technique, style, dancers, ballets, etc.......
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Bournonville
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danciegirlmaria
, Apr 15 2003 10:21 AM
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Posted 15 April 2003 - 10:46 AM
You might do a search for Bournonville, Maria. We've had many discussions about his ballets on this board 
(And it's fine to start a new one too, of course. The search button is at the top right of the board.)
(And it's fine to start a new one too, of course. The search button is at the top right of the board.)
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Posted 15 April 2003 - 05:44 PM
danciegirlmaria (i had trouble spelling that one!): alexandra is rather a recognised international authority on bournonville and/or the royal danish ballet, so she is a wealth of information in that area. she has just recently published a book on a related subject. i did a little bournonville training when i was young, and i particularly enjoyed it - as i was quite good at petit allegro, and i liked having to apply my brain to combinations! but that was long ago!
i hope you know how to do a search here, as i see you are quite new. there is a great deal of bournonville material which you may find of interest, in the old threads/archives.
i hope you know how to do a search here, as i see you are quite new. there is a great deal of bournonville material which you may find of interest, in the old threads/archives.
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Posted 16 April 2003 - 02:51 AM
I thought to start this thread, to help with the dissertation i'm hoping to write on Bournonville......i haven't quite narrowed it down any further as to which aspect of bournonville i will focus. Maybe something will arise here..............?
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