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Canadian Ballet Festival
About Canadian Ballet Festival
The Canadian Ballet Festival was a yearly occasion arranged in Canada from 1948 to 1954 that united different Canadian move organizations to create open enthusiasm for traditional dance. Prior to the celebrations, it was troublesome for proficient Canadian artists to gain a living by rehearsing their specialty in their own particular nation. At the point when the celebrations finished in 1954 following six years, Canadian artists could discover paid work in Canadian TV rehearsing their art. The debut celebration in 1948 in Winnipeg united three expressive dance organizations. Notwithstanding the youngster Winnipeg Ballet, the celebration incorporated the Toronto-based Volkoff Canadian Ballet and a Montreal-based pioneer troupe under Ruth Sorel.
Kay Armstrong, with the British Columbia School of Dancing, anticipated performing which would have set up her as the main Canadian choreographer with a unique expressive dance. Be that as it may, when the guaranteed travel appropriation was pulled back, Armstrong's troupe couldn't stand to participate. Canadian authors composed the greater part of the music for the Second Annual celebration, held in Toronto in March 1949 at the Royal Alexandra Theater. It highlighted eleven organizations, including Neo Dance Theater, and 21 ballet performances were performed, including Cynthia Barrett's, Song of David and Boris Volkoff's Red Ear of Corn. John Jacob Weinzweig composed the principal Canadian score appointed by the Festival. Samuel Hersenhoren coordinated the orchestra.
Subsequent to the 1949 celebration, partaking instructors framed the Canadian Dance Teachers' Association to join together, impart and screen showing standards. The Third Annual Festival happened in November 1950 in Montreal with fifteen Canadian organizations and 23 unique Canadian ballets. Sydney Johnson and Marcel Valois composed presentations in the 1950 program. Le Ballet Concert performed Étude and Le Rêve Fantasque. Celia Franca, originator of the National Ballet of Canada, was welcomed by the CBFA to be a guest.