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Kurt Jooss

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Kurt Jooss , 1901-79, German dancer, producer, and choreographer. Jooss was a student of Rudolf von Laban and was influenced by Émile Jacques-Dalcroze. The Green Table (1932), his most famous ballet, was an expressionistic view of the origins of war. Leaving Germany after the rise of Hitler, he worked in England with his Ballets Jooss and toured in many European and American cities, returning to Germany after the war. His group was disbanded in 1962; Jooss continued to perform with other Western European companies. His ballets, including Chronica, The Big City, A Spring Tale, and... Read more
Kurt Jooss
...and his renamed Ballets Jooss toured worldwide until disbanding in 1947. He returned in 1949 to Essen, where he continued to choreograph works that combined ballet and modern dance in an Expressionist style. Kurt Jooss Kurt Jooss Kurt Jooss Read more
Pina Bausch
, 1940-, German dancer and choreographer. After training with Kurt Jooss , she studied in New York with Antony Tudor , Paul Taylor , and Paul Sanasardo. In 1973 she assumed the post of ballet master of...in Arien (1985) the dance area was filled with ankle-deep water. Her experimental concert ballets have included ... Read more

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