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Links

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  1. Sites related to Auguste Bournonville (in English, unless otherwise stated)

    http://www.bournonvillefestival.com
    The site of the Festival at Copenhagen in 2005, to mark the bicentennial of Auguste Bournonville's birth.

    http://www.bournonville.com
    Official Bournonville site, set up in 2001.

    http://www.bournonville.dk
    International Bartholin Seminar at Copenhagen, summer courses in Bournonville and other techniques

    Official site of the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen (in English)

    http://www.frank-andersen.com
    Artistic Director of the Royal Ballet, Copenhagen

    http://www.dancer.dk
    Thomas Lund, principal of the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen

    http://www.makb.dk/kj
    Historian and musicologist Knud Arne Juergensen (in Danish)

    http://www.volkova.net/forside.php
    Vera Volkova (English)


  2. Russian Sites

    http://www.russianballet.ru/eng/info.htm
    With many essay-length articles. Edited by V. Uralskaya (English and Russian)

    http://galinaulanova.com
    (English and Russian)

    http://www.mariinsky.ru/en
    Maryinskii Theatre, Saint Petersburg, (in English)

    http://www.vaganova.ru
    Official site of the Vaganova School in Saint Petersburg, (in Russian only)

    http://www.bolshoi.ru/announces_eng.shtml
    Official site of the Bolshoi Theatre, (in English)

    http://dudinskaya.narod.ru/text_engl.htm
    A site devoted to Professor Natalia Dudinskaya (in English)

    http://www.aha.ru/~vladmo/d_txt6.html
    Webpage on Charles Didelot, the French ballet master, posted on the site http://www.aha.ru/~vladmo, (in English)

    http://users.skynet.be/ballet-lovers
    Site of the Flemish historian Marc Haegeman. Fascinating portraits of the great Russian artists


  3. French sites

    http://www.opera-de-paris.fr
    Official site of the Paris Opera

    http://www.parisdance.com
    Centre de Danse du Maris, open classes seven days a week 365 days a year

    http://www.studioharmonic.fr
    Open classes

    www.dansomanie.net
    (French and English)


  4. American sites

    http://www.thewinger.com
    THE WINGER was created by US dancers "in an effort to help promote and popularize dance by connecting the audience to the artists in a personal and meaningful way, and opening up conversation within the site. Our hope is that the information shared will educate more people about dance as an artform and as a lifestyle".

    http://www.abt.org/library/dictionary
    Ballet Dictionary of the American Ballet Theatre (click, and the step will appear, demonstrated by a member of ABT)

    http://www.nycballet.com/nycballet/homepage.asp
    New York City Ballet home page

    http://www.willisballet.com
    Willis Ballet home page

    http://physics.dickinson.edu/~podance/podance_homepage.html
    Kenneth Laws' Physics of Dance


  5. Spain

    http://www.zaraempleo.org/reportajes/mariadeavila/entrevista_mavila.html
    Webpages on Maria de Avila, the Spanish professor, on the Zaragoza Town Hall website


  6. Enrico Cecchetti

    http://www.istd.org/dancestyles/cecchetti/intro.html
    Cecchetti Society official site


  7. General Websites

    http://www.ballet.co.uk/index.htm
    A British-based site, directed by Bruce Marriott.

    http://www.balletalert.com
    An American-based site


  8. Libraries/Books

    http://www.dancebooks.co.uk
    Dance Books' own catalogue, including film, is very extensive, and they will search out-of-print and other publishers' items

    http://www.nypl.org/research/lpa/lpa.html
    Said to be the greatest collection of dance material including film, in the world

    http://www.kb.dk
    Royal Library Copenhagen, one of the world's major collections of 19th century scientific and other works. Large dance collection

    http://www.culture.fr/culture/sedocum/mopera-b.htm
    Bibliothèque-musée (library and museum) of the Paris Opera, at Opéra Garnier. Open six days a week from 10 am to 5 pm


  9. Those feet again

    http://www.dancer.com/AboutGM.html
    Do not laugh. This is the site of the Gaynor Minden pointe shoe, and there is, so to speak, foot for thought here (see the Site's essays on orthopaedics)

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