lifar造句

• In the summer of 1994 on the stage of the National Ukraine Opera the First International Ballet Contest was held named after Serge Lifar.
• Lifar and Paul Morand, whose novella inspired the script, would run into trouble after World War II for their association with the Germans.
• Ballet master Serge Lifar went on a technical revival at the Paris Opera Ballet, enhanced by Claude Bessy and Rudolf Nureyev in the 1980s.
• Yet Lifar's training as a classical dancer had been haphazard, and his impact rested on star projection rather than on his imperfect technique.
• In 1933, Austin bought the fabled collection of designs for the Ballets Russes that impresario Sergei Diaghilev had given to Lifar, a favorite dancer.
• Here they were further tutored by dance greats such as Bronislava Nijinska, Boris Romanoff, Elena Smirnova, Michel Fokine, Antonia Merc?and Serge Lifar.
• After Diaghilev's death, Lifar tried to keep the spirit of the Ballets Russes alive with a company he took on tour to America in 1933.
• When Austin announced he wanted to pay Lifar $ 10, 000 for his treasures, the Wadsworth trustees thought the price rather high for a lot of sketches.
• In the 1930s she studied with the leading Franco-Russian teachers in Paris, including Madame Rousanne Sarkissian, Victor Gsovsky, Boris Kniasef, and Serge Lifar.
• Lifar owned the painting by Miro that was enlarged for the Act I drop, and he also owned the three small works by Ernst that were pressed into service.