The Yvonne Chouteau School • Oklahoma Metropolis Ballet

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The college is named to honor the reminiscence of Yvonne Chouteau, who along along with her husband Miguel Terekhov, was the primary creative director of Oklahoma Metropolis Ballet in 1963. Chouteau is without doubt one of the "Five Moons," Native American prima ballerinas who rose to international acclaim during the 20th century. The 5 Moons are honored in the Oklahoma State Capitol and include Yvonne Chouteau (Shawnee Tribe), Rosella Hightower (Choctaw Nation), Moscelyne Larkin (Shawnee-Peoria Tribe), and sisters Maria Tallchief and Marjorie Tallchief (Osage Nation).

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• Begin composing with what you suppose will likely be the most tough part of your piece and stop making modifications to your choreography as quickly as you may. Movement matures in time within your dancer’s memories. The more time they know their dancing elements, the extra refined and/or comfortable their motion may be. This is applicable off course to compositional strategies that do not depend on improvisation as an important characteristic of the dance.

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You'll be taught the historical past and works from the past that continue to inform today’s dance makers, and you will be challenged to create with celebrated choreographers. Through its lessons, performances, and compositional alternatives, Juilliard fosters and empowers the next technology of exceptional artists and inventive voices within the dance world.