Milada mladova biography of george
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And so his work is finally done.
I must not have been paying attention. George Zoritch, ballet great (and by happenstance, my first ballet instructor) passed away on November 1,
One of a kind! I was very fortunate to meet him!:
George Zoritch, an international ballet star who had a second career as a well-respected teacher, died Nov. 1 at Carondelet St. Mary's Hospital in Tucson. He was
Zoritch had retired in from teaching dance at the University of Arizona. He also taught at his studio in West Hollywood and had several scen and film credits.
Zoritch was best known for his work with the Ballet Russe companies starting in the s. His dashing good looks complemented what Dance Magazine in called "his ability to delve deeply into the heart of a character and to embody the essence of emotion in a re•
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A-F | G-L | M-R | S-ZTom Maguire is a musician, performer, arranger, conductor, teacher and arts administrator. His collection contains prints of costume designs and souvenir program.
Ruby Mather is a University of Oklahoma School of Dance alumna and currently a dancer with Ballet Tucson. She donated a Dancing Times Magazine.
Dorothy Matsie Collection
Dorothy Matsie was an American ballet dancer, and a member of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from Her collection consists of photographs, correspondence, newspaper articles, and a grabb drawn tour map.
Barbara McGinnis Collection
Barbara McGinnis is an American dancer who performed with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from She was one of the organizers of the Ballets Russes Reunion in New Orleans. Her collection includes correspondence from the reunion as well as a proof of Reminiscences, a publication of Ballets Russes stories from company dancers.
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GEORGE ZORITCH, - : Ballet star danced from the heart
George Zoritch, an international ballet star who had a second career as a well-respected teacher, died Nov. 1 at Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital in Tucson. He was
His death was confirmed by a spokeswoman for the law firm representing his estate. The cause was not given.
Zoritch had retired in from teaching dance at the University of Arizona. He also taught at his studio in West Hollywood and had several stage and film credits.
Zoritch was best known for his work with the Ballet Russe companies starting in the s. His dashing good looks complemented what Dance Magazine in called “his ability to delve deeply into the heart of a character and to embody the essence of emotion in a restrained, elegant fashion.”
“He had a lot of feeling when he danced,” said Paul Maure, a fellow Ballet Russe dancer who knew Zoritch for more than 60 years. “Technique is important, but you have to feel what you do. Zoritch had everything.”
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