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Eglevsky

[ ih-glef-skee, eg-luhf-skee ]

noun

  1. ·é [ahn, -drey, ahn-, drey], 1917–77, U.S. ballet dancer, born in Russia.


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I have no quarrel with Ms. Eglevsky’s “Vivaldi” or Ms. Posin’s “Time 2 Tango” except that they aren’t particularly individual or memorable; each makes its dancers look skilled, without foolishness.

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I note, however, that the Eglevsky program says that “À la Françaix” and “Tarantella” are “Courtesy of the Balanchine Trust.”

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Balanchine left this in his will to Leda Anchutina, widow of André Eglevsky: both husband and wife had been important dancers of his.

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