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	Kreutzberg Harald - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Born in Reichenberg, Kreutzberg studied with Rudolf von Laban and...
		Harald V (of Norway) (1937- ), King of Norway (1991- ), only son of King Olaf V and Crown Princess Märtha.
		Harald was born at the royal estate of...
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	Harald Kreutzberg - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Harald V, born in 1937, king of Norway since 1991.
		The only son of King Olaf V and Princess Märtha Louise of Sweden, Harald was born at the royal...
		Harald III, called The Hard Ruler (Norwegian Hårdråde) (1015-1066), king of Norway (1047-1066), a descendant of Harald I. Harald participated in the...
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	Triple exposure of Harald KREUTZBERG \| 1930s
		Along with Mary Wigman and Gret Palucca, Kreutzberg was among the leading protagonists of a new dance movement in the 1920s - 30s.
		Kreutzberg then toured the U.S., Canada, and Europe with the dancer Yvonne Georgi, and in 1932 he joined Ruth Page for tours of the U.S. and the Far East.
		For the remainder of his concert career, he performed primarily as a soloist; his inventive choreographic style combined free dance movements with such elements of the theatre as mime and pictorial costuming.
	www.trocadero.com /MuseXX/items/392444/item392444.html (232 words)

	Harald Kreutzberg Information
		Harald Kreutzberg (December 11, 1902, Reichenberg/Liberec - April 25, 1968) was a German dancer and choreographer.
		Trained at the Dresden Ballet School, Kreutzberg also studied dance with Mary Wigman and Rudolf Laban.
		View a list of authors or edit this article.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Harald_Kreutzberg (71 words)

	Digitale Fachzeitschrift Tanzwissenschaft: Buchankündigung
		Kreutzbergs Theaterlaufbahn begann mit viel Erfolgn Hannover, wo sie - nach einer Steigerung der Anerkennung und dem Sammeln neuer Erfahrungen in Berlin - noch erfolgreicher in einer zweiten Phase fortgesetzt wurde.
		At the same time, Harald Kreutzberg was one of the primary representatives of contemporary German culture abroad ("...he brings the modernistic influence of German art here..") - and this during the Weimarer Republic, the Third Reich and the first several decades of the Federal Republic of Germany.
		Although the most comprehensive picture of Kreutzberg possible should develop, there are two lamentable gaps, which originated after the respective authors "jumped ship" at the last minute and their themes could not be dealt with at such short notice by others.
	www.sk-kultur.de /tanz/tanz0697.htm (3980 words)

	kreutzberg - Boolgum : moteur de recherche ( synonyme kreutzberg et comprateur de prix )
		Kreutzberg, Harald (1902-1968), danseur, chorégraphe et professeur allemand...
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	www.boolgum.fr /search.php?q=kreutzberg (411 words)

	Yvonne Georgi \| Biographies
		Along with Gret Palucca and Hanya Holm, Yvonne Georgi belongs among the best-known students of Mary Wigman; in her roles as dancer, choreographer and ballet mistress she exercised a decisive influence on the field of dance for decades.
		During the 1920’s she and Harald Kreutzberg delighted audiences on their tours in the USA and inspired young dancers such as José Limón.
		Yvonne Georgi was born in Leipzig, the daughter of a respected physician and a French mother who was more than twenty years her husband’s junior.
	www.fembio.org /biographie.php/woman/biography/yvonne-georgi (687 words)

	Palucca School Dresden - Rita Felciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Kreutzberg’s Phantastic Waltz (to Chopin) was a treasure of wit, drama and an undercurrent of melancholy.
		Kreutzberg punctuated waltz passages, which demanded fast, delicately deployed skipping feet, with short, concentrated images.
		Since the piece was choreographed in 1941—he was allowed to perform during the third Reich as long as he made work that was easily accessible—one wonders whether maybe the piece’s wild, at times almost desperate circle patterns didn’t contain a note of subversiveness.
	www.danceviewtimes.com /dvw/reviews/2004/winter/Palucca.html (1309 words)

	Pirchan Emil - Bücher - Antiquarische, gebrauchte und vergriffene. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mit 160 Abbildungen, darunter 30 Zeichnungen von Harald Kreutzberg.
		Auflage, mit 160 Abb., darunter 30 Zeichnungen von Harald Kreutzberg.
		Harald Kreutzberg: Sein Leben und seine Tänze : Pirchan, Emil
	www.buch-laden4.de /buch_20/pirchan_emil.php (810 words)

	Ruth Page / Kreutzberg. by Mark Turbyfill : J & J Lubrano Music Antiquarians LLC : Antiquarian Music Dealers ...
		Harald Kreutzberg (1902-1968), an important figure in German modern dance, studied with both Mary Wigman and Rudolf Laban.
		Kreutzberg began their collaboration in joint concert work in the United States.
		Kreutzberg returning to the Mozarteum and Miss Page creating new ballets for the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
	www.lubranomusic.com /cgi-bin/lubrano/15714.html (194 words)

	Pennington Dance Group - News & Dates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Shimin, a former Limon and Graham dancer and Colahan, a former Barishnikov and Lubovitch dancer combine their immense talents to radiate the poetry of motion.
		"Reflections on Kreutzberg," a Los Angeles premiere, is a suite of solo dances originally choreographed by German Expressionist choreographer Harald Kreutzberg and carefully recreated with new choreography by Emma Lewis Thomas and John Pennington.
		"Reflections on Kreutzberg" assembles three dances created between the world wars, that through movement, masks and metaphor probe the subjective impressions and expressions of death.
	www.penningtondancegroup.org /holden01.html (312 words)

	Wien im Rückblick - Dezember 1962
		Kreutzberg wurde in Reichenberg (Böhmen) geboren und wurde zunächst Modezeichner und besuchte die Kunstgewerbeschule in Dresden.
		Kreutzberg feierte große Triumphe in Amerika und Japan.
		Kreutzberg trat immer sehr gerne in Wien auf.
	www.wien.gv.at /ma53/45jahre/1962/1262.htm (893 words)

	Hands of Kreutzberg (Getty Museum)
		Harald Kreutzberg, a leading figure in the German modern dance movement, was known for his trademark shaved head, elaborate costumes, and elegant, expressive hand gestures.
		Though emotionally unmoved by the performance, Weston nonetheless asked the dancer if he could make his portrait.
		To neutralize what he deemed Kreutzberg's forced, theatrical poses, Weston isolated his expressive form against the sky.
	www.getty.edu /art/gettyguide/artObjectDetails?artobj=61745 (87 words)

	An Unfinished Memoir
		I doubt that they ever saw one other or were aware of their responsibility for my being.
		All this constitutes an imposing pedigree and, with the exception of Harald Kreutzberg, a very American one.
		Duncan was born in San Francisco, St. Denis in Somerville, New Jersey, Shawn in Denver, Colorado, Humphrey in Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago, and Weidman in Lincoln, Nebraska.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/first/l/limon-memoir.html (4094 words)

	Pennington Dance Group - News & Dates
		The SPR Synthesis Project is a dance theater work that examines the high stakes and mysteries of human genome research.
		The PDG will also premiere Reflections on Kreutzberg, a suite of solo dances originally choreographed by German Expressionist dancer Harald Kreutzberg.
		Reflections on Kreutzberg assembles three dances created between the great wars that through movement, masks, and metaphor, probe the subjective impressions and expressions of death.
	www.penningtondancegroup.org /longbeach.html (302 words)

	deja kreutzberg
		Deja Kreutzberg â“ âLaw and Orderâ on NBC Beth Benjamin â“ âThe Tempestâ at The Storm Theatre.
		Artistas de la talla de Mary Wigman (1886-1973), Kurt Jooss (1901-1978), Harald Kreutzberg y sus seguidores...
		Kafe Kreutzberg, KompagnistrÃ¦de 14 KÃ¸benhavn K: KÃ¸benhavner Cafeen, BadstuestrÃ¦de 10 KÃ¸benhavn K:...
	csccons.org /deja-kreutzberg.html (297 words)

	MODERN DANCE,
		Like St. Denis, she presented both solo and group works, often arranged in cycles.
		Along with other German modern dancers—Rudolf von Laban, Kurt Jooss, and Harald Kreutzberg (1902–68)—she made extensive use of masks.
		The rise of the Nazis ended the German modern dance movement.
	www.history.com /encyclopedia.do?articleId=216643 (2220 words)

	Free Loan Videos from Consulate Gen. of Germany
		HARALD KREUTZBERG- DANCER AND DANCE POET- Harald Kreutzberg (1902 -1968) was one of the most popular representatives of the German expressionist dance scene.
		This video presents a biographical portrait, but also centres on rare film footage that was long considered to be lost.
		HARALD KREUTZBERG- "THE ETERNAL CIRCLE" AND "WALPURGIS NIGHT" - This production features two authentic dance documents with Harald Kreutzberg.
	home.the-wire.com /videos/g_music.html (1696 words)

	History of dance
		The present time sees us still in the very competitive artistic atmosphere where choreographers compete to produce the most shocking work, however, there are still glimpses of beauty to be had, and much incredible dancing in an age where dance technique has progressed further in expertise, strength and flexibility than ever before in history.
		For the emergence of 20th century modern dance see also: Mary Wigman, Gret Palucca, Harald Kreutzberg and Yvonne Georgi.
		Every man has a right to risk his own life for the preservation of it.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/h/hi/history_of_dance.html (1296 words)

	modern dance
		In Germany, the originators of a modernist movement known as Ausdruckstanz were Emile Jaques-Dalcroze and Rudolf von Laban.
		The leading exponents, Mary Wigman, Harald Kreutzberg, and Kurt Jooss, had some influence on modern dance through their visits to the USA and through Hanya Holm, a former Wigman dancer who settled and taught in New York, and with whom the choreographer/producer, Alwyn Nikolais, was originally associated.
		Recent experimental work is known as new dance or avant-garde dance.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0033561.html (312 words)

	Harald - netlexikon
		Ost-Berlin von Harald Hauswald, Lutz Rathenow für EUR 12,00
		Großer Alpenstraßenführer von Harald Denzel für EUR 36,00
		Tagebücher von Kurt Cobain, Clara Drechsler, Harald Hellmann für EUR 10,90
	www.lexikon-definition.de /Harald.html (116 words)

	Palucca im Film
		It presents previously unleashed film documents and thus provides fresh insights into the life of the dancer, teacher, and woman, Palucca.
		With Mary Wigman and Harald Kreutzberg, Palucca was among the leading protagonists of a new dance movement in the 20ies and 30ies of the 20th century.
		Kreutzberg was something like a jack-of-all-trades of dancing, while Palucca was “the incarnation of joy”.”
	www.palucca-film.de /english.html (863 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In 1920 Wigman opened a school in Dresden, which became a center for German modern dance.
		The most important German dancers and choreographers of the period studied and performed with her including Hanya Holm, Gret Palucca, Yvonne Georgi, Max Terpis, Margarethe Wallmann, and Harald Kreutzberg.
		For a generation these and other choreographers replaced opera house ballet dancing with Ausdruckstanz.
	waynesweb.ualr.edu /ExpressionisticDance.htm (293 words)

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		In 1920 Wigman opened a school in Dresden, which became a center for German modern dance.
		The most important German dancers and choreographers of the period studied and performed with her including Hanya Holm, Gret Palucca, Yvonne Georgi, Max Terpis, Margarethe Wallmann, and Harald Kreutzberg.
		For a generation these and other choreographers replaced opera house ballet dancing with Ausdruckstanz.
	www.lycos.com /info/modern-dance--dancers.html (579 words)

	Dance Advance \| Dance Advance Archives: Documents
		It is because of that wonderful body that the dance career she calls a “fluke” began.
		When the Depression hit, Miller could no longer spend Saturday afternoons at matinees that included performances by German modern dancer Harald Kreutzberg, on whom she developed a crush.
		As this point, the burgeoning dancer had been married for two years to a writer by the name of Duncan Miller.
	www.danceadvance.org /03archives/miller (821 words)

	Metroactive Stage \| José Limón Dance Company
		MEXICAN-BORN José Limón was a 21-year-old art student in New York, out on the town, when he saw sensational Austrian dancer Harald Kreutzberg perform.
		Kreutzberg had a mercurial, Gothic, ambisexual intensity, radically outré in the 1929 dance world, where male dancers generally played gallant hoists to female leads.
		Limón dropped his painting career and became a dancer.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/01.15.04/limon-0403.html (671 words)

	LA Weekly - Stage - Best Footwork - Sasha Anawalt - The Essential Online Resource for Los Angeles
		Well done, they are as alive and meaningful and elegant and valid as any new, well-crafted piece of work.
		The argument begins and ends this year with John Pennington's performance of three studies reconstructed from Harald Kreutzberg's Dance Before God, at the Getty.
		In a long, fl cape with white ropes wrapped around his arms, his hair silvered and the austere angles of his face shadowed, Pennington made shapes that resonated in some deep part of our psyche.
	www.laweekly.com /stage/theater/best-footwork/11636 (1050 words)

	Dance Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In modern dance—from Isadora Duncan, Loie Fuller, Mary Wigman, and Ruth St. Denis through to Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, and Hanya Holm—women not only led the field, they actually planted it.
		One might point to the likes of Ted Shawn, Harald Kreutzberg, and Charles Weidman, and most certainly in the second generation, to Kurt Jooss, José Limón, and Alwin Nikolais.
		All had their place as modern dance leaders.
	www.dancemagazine.com /dance_magazine/archived_issues/0706/attitudes.php?PHPSESSID=f3c7e9372ba0eeb3d1edf6256880c78f (710 words)

	Dancers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Erik Hawkins was born in Colorado, and went to Harvard University on a scholarship thinking he would spend the rest of his life studying Greek culture.
		Yet, after Hawkins saw Harald Kreutzberg and Yvonne Georgi dance, he knew he wanted to be a dancer.
		He then became the first American student in George Balanchine's School of American Ballet.
	www.ilstu.edu /~lmerri/uhigh/generation/dancers.htm (633 words)

	Photograph of Harald KREUTZBERG / Germany 1930s
		Please refer to our stock # 05.224 when inquiring.
		Boldly signed by KREUTZBERG on the photographer's mount.
		"To Bernardo Triberri with many thanks and I hope "Auf Wiedersehn" Harald Kreutzberg."
	www.trocadero.com /MuseXX/items/398466/item398466.html (210 words)

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