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'''Anneliese von Oettingen''' (1917 - 2002) was an influential [[ballerina]] and ballet teacher. |
'''Anneliese von Oettingen''' (1917 - 2002) was an influential [[ballerina]] and ballet teacher. |
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Born in [[Berlin]] in 1917, von Oettingen moved to [[Cincinnati, Ohio]] |
Born in [[Berlin]], [[Germany]] in 1917,<ref name="AVO">http://www.avoballet.org/who-are-we/anneliese-von-oettingen/</ref> von Oettingen moved to [[Cincinnati, Ohio]] in 1947, where she became an influential ballet teacher.<ref name="enquirer">http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/12/11/loc_ledeobit11.html</ref> Anneliese was one of seven ballet teachers in the Cincinnati area who came together to form the Cincinnati Civic Ballet, now known today as the [[Cincinnati Ballet|Cincinnati Ballet Company]].<ref name="AVO" /> |
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Anneliese originally trained in the [[Russian ballet]] method under the instruction of [[Eugenie Edvardova]] in Berlin, and later under [[Nikolai Legat]] and [[Nadine Nicolaeva-Legat]] in [[London]]. She died in [[Clearwater, Florida]] in 2002. |
Anneliese originally trained in the [[Russian ballet]] method under the instruction of [[Eugenie Edvardova]] in Berlin, and later under [[Nikolai Legat]] and [[Nadine Nicolaeva-Legat]] in [[London]].<ref name="AVO" /> She died in [[Clearwater, Florida]] in 2002.<ref name="enquirer" /> |
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== References |
== References == |
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Revision as of 19:10, 12 August 2011
Anneliese von Oettingen (1917 - 2002) was an influential ballerina and ballet teacher.
Born in Berlin, Germany in 1917,[1] von Oettingen moved to Cincinnati, Ohio in 1947, where she became an influential ballet teacher.[2] Anneliese was one of seven ballet teachers in the Cincinnati area who came together to form the Cincinnati Civic Ballet, now known today as the Cincinnati Ballet Company.[1]
Anneliese originally trained in the Russian ballet method under the instruction of Eugenie Edvardova in Berlin, and later under Nikolai Legat and Nadine Nicolaeva-Legat in London.[1] She died in Clearwater, Florida in 2002.[2]