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Course: CULF 1308, Fall 2007School: St. Edwards
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Morris Biography: Attended Mark Flamenco dance at age 8. Performed professionally at age 11. Professionally choreographed at age 14. Started dance company age 24 with 10 dancers. Considered "bad boy of modern dance." White Oak Project http://youtube.com/watch?v=aLi00b_okrw&feature=related Style of Dance: -Loved working with Ballet: San Fransisco Ballet, American Ballet, Boston Ballet,...
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Biography:
Attended Mark Flamenco dance at age 8.
Performed professionally at age 11.
Professionally choreographed at age 14. Started dance company age 24 with 10 dancers.
Considered "bad boy of modern dance."
White Oak Project
http://youtube.com/watch?v=aLi00b_okrw&feature=related
Style of Dance:
-Loved working with Ballet: San Fransisco Ballet, American Ballet, Boston Ballet, Zealand New Ballet, Dutch National Ballet, etc..
-Music was his inspiration to start dance.
Billy T. Jones & Arnie Zane
9th of 12 children Attended College where he met Arnie American Dance Asylum Invoked multimedia and videotapes in dance. Dances were very acrobatic and athletic. Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company Arnie Zane passed away from AIDs 1988.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VW2YGFA-oqc
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