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Balanchine Essays - Jumps (1994) is a ballet documentary that explores the technique of jumps as articulated by George Balanchine. This film reflects Balanchine's efforts to create a visual reference for ballet students, documenting his distinctive style.
This film is part of a limited series produced by The George Balanchine Foundation, which adds to its allure for collectors. It's not widely available, and the interest tends to ebb and flow with the ballet community. The format can be tricky to track down, often found in niche collections or specialty ballet archives. As a result, it might be a bit challenging to locate a copy, making it a noteworthy entry for enthusiasts and serious collectors.
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Balanchine Essays - Jumps is a ballet documentary from 1994 that focuses on the technique of jumps as articulated by choreographer George Balanchine.
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The genre of Balanchine Essays - Jumps is documentary.
Balanchine Essays - Jumps was released in 1994.
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