Richard Rapp

Article Abstract:

Former School of American Ballet instructor Richard Rapp used specific images and examples to teach his students. He gave his classes definite steps and positions to follow rather than vague interpretive suggestions. By using students to demonstrate examples, Rapp encouraged strict attention and focus on his lessons, developing skilled and attentive dancers.

Management, Appreciation, School of American Ballet, Rapp, Richard

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Suzanne Farrell teaches the pas de deux from "Diamonds"

Article Abstract:

Former ballerina Suzanne Farrell used many techniques to teach choreography to dancers in Cincinnati, OH, for a performance of George Ballanchine's "Diamonds." She sang melodies as she taught, executed the moves with dancers beside her, and emphasized lessons with gestures of her body. Most importantly, she instilled faith and trust in the dancers.

Criticism and interpretation, Choreography, Farrell, Suzanne

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Yes, Virginia, another 'Nutcracker'

Article Abstract:

This article presents an analysis of the Carolina Ballet's performance of the 'Nutcracker'. A comparison with other performances of the ballet is given.

Performances, Ballets, The Nutcracker (Ballet)

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