Kenneth Macmillan – A True Star In The World Of Ballet

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Kenneth Macmillan – A True Star In The World Of Ballet

By guestauthor on Sunday, June 26th, 2011 | No Comments

Kenneth Macmillan was a British man that left his mark on the world by being a ballet dancer and a choreographer within the arts. When he was really young he studied with the world famous Phyllis Adams. Then, he won a scholarship to Sadler’s Wells Ballet School and he studied there for some ti

Opera Shows That You Have To See

By guestauthor on Friday, March 18th, 2011 | No Comments

Taking in an opera show is something that not all people do in their lifetime but it can be a very exciting experience that will be remembered forever. The difficult part is not really related to when you want to see the opera, but rather what you want to see. That means that you might want to take

Tchaikovsky – A Short Biography

By guestauthor on Friday, March 11th, 2011 | No Comments

Tchaikovsky was raised to carry out civil work by a middle class family. But, if you know anything about him at all you will know that this is not the direction that this man went. Rather, he became very famous within the arts and he created a lot of wonderful pieces that many people are familiar wi

The Best Ever Ballets Are…

By guestauthor on Thursday, February 24th, 2011 | No Comments

One of the most famous and well-loved ballets ever performed is Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker. With its magical and melodic score this ballet is an enduring Christmastime favorite. The first version was staged by the legendary choreographer Marius Pepita and premiered in December 1892. The plot

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