Why would a choreographer be interested in “giving away” one of his or her dances to the REPERTORY ETUDESTM Dance Instructional Collection?
A. Choreographers who have created Repertory EtudesTM have benefited in many ways. As artists they have honed in and identified their unique style and influences; they have the pleasure of knowing that their work is known and valued by a broad population; they know that the Institute’s support materials are giving them a place in American dance history; they find employment teaching and coaching the “Etude”.
Related Questions
- How does the Institute choose the choreographers it works with in the REPERTORY ETUDESTM Dance Instructional Collection?
- Why would a choreographer not be interested in being part of the REPERTORY ETUDESTM Dance Instructional Collection?
- Why does the REPERTORY ETUDESTM Dance Instructional Collection include works by young and emerging choreographers?
