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Haggin, B. H. | May 15, 1948 issue

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The works of choreographer George Balanchine that Ballet Society presented during the past season were new manifestations of the powers, which make him the greatest living creative artist. Most obviously, of course, the powers in relation to his own medium, which astound and delight one in each new work with their further transformation and enriching elaboration of the familiar elements of his distinctive vocabulary, and with their inexhaustibly inventive use of that vocabulary in sequences that are exciting in their rhythmic impetus and accent, their emotional connotations, their strokes of fantasy and wit.

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BALLET; BALANCHINE, George; CHOREOGRAPHERS; MEANING (Psychology); EMOTIONS; MUSIC
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