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anna pavlova
12 february 1881 - 23 january 1931
zodiac sign / horoscope: aquarius
prima ballerina, enterpreneur
"God gives talent, works transforms talent into genius"
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Anna Pavlov dancing The dying Swan, 1925
"Master technique and then forget about it and be natural"
Anna Pavlova dancing as Dragon Fly, 1914
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Anna Pavlova dancing Giselle, 1906
"Whenever I have had a sudden urge to quit dancing, I just remember that moment I had when I was young and remember that dancing is what I want to do"
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Anna Pavlova dancing La Nuit (The Night)
"Whenever I have had a sudden urge to quit dancing, I just remember that moment I had when I was young and remember that dancing is what I want to do"
"If I can't dance then I'd rather be dead"
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"It is by the steady elimination of everything which is ugly - thoughts and words no less than tangible objects - and by the substitution of things of true and lasting beauty that the whole progress of humanity proceeds." -Anna Pavlova
style code: She is a prima ballerina and a woman of her time, an Edwardian lady with neatly combed hair, pearl necklaces, fine laces and flowing skirts and gowns.
The music piece of the dying swan of about 3 minute and half, was originally part of the French composer Camille Saint-Saens’ music suite The Carnival of the Aanimals, and was called Swan (le cygne). In 1905, Anna Pavlova asked Mikhai Fokine to create a short ballet solo for her, and called it The dying swan after the poem of same name by Lord Alfred Tennyson.
Since her premier performance at a gala in the Noblemen's Hall, St. Petersburg, Russia, on Friday, 22 December 1905, Anna Pavlova has performed this solo over 4000 Times, and it became her signature dance, and the title The dying swan is forever associated with this dance solo.
Since her premier performance at a gala in the Noblemen's Hall, St. Petersburg, Russia, on Friday, 22 December 1905, Anna Pavlova has performed this solo over 4000 Times, and it became her signature dance, and the title The dying swan is forever associated with this dance solo.