Eugene Loring papers circa 1938-1981

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Eugene Loring papers circa 1938-1981

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The Papers document several aspects of career from 1938 to 1981. He kept extensive notes related to his productions and teaching theories. He also often wrote and spoke about his philosophy of dance, transcripts of which are found in these papers. Being a trained musician, frequently notated his choreography on musical charts or scores. His teaching records include numerous ballet syllabi on six different levels of technique. also expressed himself through drawings, poetry, and prose found among his diaries and personal notes. Eugene Loring Loring's Loring Loring

198 folders in 9 boxes (approximately 440 items

The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.

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