Dancing with Grace: 3 Classic Books on Ballet Artistry - The Russian Ballet S Hurok Presents; A Memoir of the Dance World The Art of Ballet etc
A. E. Johnson, Mark Edward Perugini, Sol Hurok
Editorial: e-artnow
Sinopsis
‘Dancing with Grace: 3 Classic Books on Ballet Artistry’ is a compelling anthology that explores the elegance and nuances of ballet through a rich tapestry of essays, reflections, and critiques. The collection delves into the artistic expression and technical precision of ballet, offering a panoramic view of this timeless art form. With a mix of historical insights and contemporary analysis, each piece captures the allure and discipline that define ballet. The anthology showcases an array of styles, from lush descriptive prose to insightful critical essays, highlighting the intricate choreography and emotive potential inherent in dance. A notable inclusion is the exploration of ballet’s evolution, shedding light on avant-garde performances and the innovation they bring to the classical form. The anthology features contributions from noted authors like A. E. Johnson, Sol Hurok, and Mark Edward Perugini, who bring distinct and influential voices to the discourse on ballet. Their essays intersect at cultural and historical crossroads, examining how ballet has been influenced by, and in turn influenced, broader artistic and social movements. This melding of perspectives provides a multifaceted exploration of the theme, illuminating ballet's role as a dynamic and evolving form of artistic expression. ‘Dancing with Grace’ beckons readers to immerse themselves in the world of ballet through the insightful lenses of its contributors. This volume offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the diverse interpretations and scholarly analysis of ballet artistry. Ideal for both enthusiasts and newcomers, the anthology educates while celebrating the grandeur and subtlety of ballet, creating a dialogue between past and present narratives that enrich the reader’s appreciation of this exquisite dance form.
Disponible desde: 04/03/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 2546 páginas.
