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balanchine

/ˌbæl.ənˈʃiːn/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant le célèbre chorégraphe et danseur américain d'origine russe, reconnu pour ses œuvres abstraites et formelles dans le ballet.

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/ˌbæl.ənˈʃiːn/formal
  • frNom propre désignant le célèbre chorégraphe et danseur américain d'origine russe, reconnu pour ses œuvres abstraites et formelles dans le ballet.

A proper noun referring to a notable United States dancer and choreographer, originally from Russia, recognized for his abstract and formal works in ballet.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. George BalanchineC1formalart

    A renowned Russian-born American choreographer and dancer, widely considered the father of American ballet, known for his neoclassical style and abstract works.

    frGeorge Balanchine (chorégraphe)

    • Balanchine co-founded the New York City Ballet and served as its artistic director.
    • His choreography for 'Serenade' is a masterpiece of neoclassical ballet.
    • Many dancers consider performing a Balanchine work a career highlight.