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1. The young dancer is a dancer, and she belongs to the world of dancers, one that includes her, Suzanne Farrell and Barishnykov.

American Ballet Theatre

1. Ballerina Amanda McKerrow worked for years with choreography great Antony Tudor when she was a young dancer at American Ballet Theatre.

World

1. For generating enthusiasm and delight in the world of dance, stick to Jill Krementz' A Very Young Dancer (Knopf, 1976).

Mature

1. With the belief that correct technique needs to be taught from an early age for a young dancer to mature into an artist of professional quality.

Ballet Class

1. In the tradition of the bestselling A Very Young Dancer, the book will be treasured by every little girl taking ballet class.

Ballet

1. In 1935 De Valois invited him to join the Vic–Wells (later Royal) Ballet, where he encountered a young dancer called Margot Fonteyn.

Best Dancers

1. As a young dancer gets older she will see pictures of the best dancers in the world.

Young Dancer

1. When Anna Pavlova was a young dancer in Russia, she faced stiff competition from a bevy of imported hotshot Italian ballerinas.
2. When I was a young dancer at the School of American Ballet, I became enraptured with the world of Balanchine.

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1. Best Dancers
2. Stiff Competition
3. Bevy
4. Arts > Dance > Ballet > Anna Pavlova
5. Valois
6. Books about "Young Dancer" in Amazon.com
   

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