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| Author's Note | xiii | |
| Foreword | ix | |
| Donald McKayle - Dance Aficionado | 1 | |
| Carmen de Lavallade - Vision of Loveliness | 5 | |
| Fayard Nicholas - Acrobat of God | 9 | |
| Graciela Daniele - Adventurer | 13 | |
| Edward Villella - Prodigal Son | 17 | |
| Susan Stroman - Belle of Broadway | 21 | |
| Eliot Feld - Dance Engineer | 25 | |
| Bella Lewitzky - Kinetic Thinker | 29 | |
| Helgi Tomasson - Classic Visionary | 33 | |
| Onna White - Tough Bird | 37 | |
| Gregory Hines - Tap Dancer | 41 | |
| Michael Kidd - Man with the Midas Touch | 45 | |
| Toni Basil - Improviser | 49 | |
| David Parsons - Risk Taker | 53 | |
| Pilobolus - Dance Organism | 57 | |
| Anna Sokolow - Rebellious One | 61 | |
| Mark Morris - Bad Boy of Dance | 65 | |
| Ann Reinking - Jazz Dancer | 69 | |
| Vincent Paterson - Director | 73 | |
| Debbie Allen - Bold and Brave | 77 | |
| Dee Dee Wood and Marc Breaux - Dynamic Duo | 81 | |
| Katherine Dunham - Anthropologist | 85 | |
| Gus Solomons Jr. - Dance Architect | 89 | |
| Patricia Birch - Little Giant | 93 | |
| Rob Marshall - Dance Environmentalist | 97 | |
| Sophie Maslow - Communicator | 101 | |
| Jose Greco - Ambassador of Spanish Dance | 105 | |
| Tommy Tune - Tall Talent | 109 | |
| Luigi - Jazz Master | 113 | |
| Judith Jamison - On the Path | 117 | |
| Dwight Rhoden - Emissary of the Dance | 121 | |
| Garth Fagan - Caribbean Man | 125 | |
| Meredith Monk - Singing Body | 129 | |
| Moses Pendleton - Choreographer Incognito | 133 | |
| Lar Lubovitch - Dance Painter | 137 | |
| Murray Louis - Movement Maven | 141 | |
| Mary Anthony - Servant of the Dance | 145 | |
| Bill T. Jones - Socrates of Dance | 149 | |
| Elizabeth Streb - Action Hero | 153 | |
| Rennie Harris - Messenger | 157 | |
| Cholly Atkins - Man with the Moves | 161 | |
| Alex Romero - Assistant | 165 | |
| Kenny Ortega - Soul Man | 169 | |
| Paul Taylor - Reporter | 173 | |
| Lynne Taylor Corbett - Triple Threat | 177 | |
| Eleo Pomare - Radical | 181 | |
| Christopher Wheeldon - Balletomane | 185 | |
| Grover Dale - Man of Means | 189 | |
| Mia Michaels - Blond Bombshell | 193 | |
| Alonzo King - Dance Mystic | 197 | |
| Cleo Parker Robinson - Ambassador of Love | 201 | |
| Donald Byrd - Tough Guy | 205 | |
| Alan Johnson - Guardian of the Tradition | 209 | |
| Glen Tetley - Connoisseur | 213 | |
| Doug Varone - Man of Emotion | 217 | |
| Ronald K. Brown - Storyteller | 221 | |
| Daniel Ezralow - Free Spirit | 225 | |
| Anna Halprin - Forest Nymph | 229 | |
| Russell Clark - Artist/Alchemist | 233 | |
| Biographies | 236 | |
| Acknowledgments | 261 | |
| Bibliography | 262 | |
| Index | 263 |
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Perry Tollefson
reviewed Masters of Movement: Portraits of America's Great Choreographers on December 14, 2013
Masters of Movement: Portraits of America's Great Choreographers
Rose Eichenbaum has created a unique collection of choreographer portraits and interviews. While the interviews are a little light on content, the quantity and quality of interviewees is very impressive, and the portraits are tailored to each artist's personality. A great coffeetable book.
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Add Masters of Movement: Portraits of America's Great Choreographers, Where does the impulse to create originate? How does one cope with the highs and lows of the artist's life? What is the choreographer's responsibility to the dancers, the audience, the self? These are just a few of the probing questions that Rose Eichenba, Masters of Movement: Portraits of America's Great Choreographers to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Masters of Movement: Portraits of America's Great Choreographers, Where does the impulse to create originate? How does one cope with the highs and lows of the artist's life? What is the choreographer's responsibility to the dancers, the audience, the self? These are just a few of the probing questions that Rose Eichenba, Masters of Movement: Portraits of America's Great Choreographers to your collection on WonderClub |
