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Bronislava Nijinska (Minsk , 8 januari 1891 - Pacific Palisades (Californië), 21 februari 1972) was een Russische danseres, choreografe en docent. Ze was van Poolse afkomst en ook wel bekend als Bronislava Fominitsjna Nizjinskaja ( Russisch : Бронислава Фоминична Нижинская).
Bronislava Nijinska, o Bronislava Fomínichna Nizhínskaya (Minsk 8 de enero de 1891 - Pacific Palisades, 21 de febrero de 1972) fue una bailarina, coreógrafa, maestra de ballet y directora de compañía rusa de origen polaco, y nacionalizada estadounidense. 1 Como su hermano Vaslav Nijinsky estudió en la Escuela Imperial de Danza anexa al ...
23 de fev. de 1972 · Bronislava Nijinska was born on Jan. 8, 1891, the youngest of three children, to two Polish dancers, Thomas and Eleanora Nijinsky. Her birthplace is in dispute, usually given as Warsaw but ...
Bronislava Nijinska (en russe : Бронислава Фоминична Нижинская, Bronislava Fominitchna Nijinskaïa ; en polonais : Bronisława Niżyńska) est une danseuse, chorégraphe et maîtresse de ballet russe née le 8 janvier 1891 à Minsk ( Empire russe) et morte le 21 février 1972 à Pacific Palisades (Los Angeles) .
1 de abr. de 2022 · For Nijinska, Les Biches was a “pure dance” work, a descendant of those first plotless ballets she had choreographed in Kyiv, and a progenitor, with Les Noces, of a long series of choreographic abstractions. As Les Biches took shape, Poulenc kept his friends abreast of its progress. To Milhaud, in August, “ Les Biches will be a very clear ...
18 de abr. de 2017 · Bronislava Fominichna Nijinska o Nizhínskaia; Minsk, 1891-Pacific Palisades, 1972. Bailarina, coreógrafa y pedagoga rusa de origen polaco. Hermana de V. Nijinski, se formó en la escuela imperial de San Petersburgo y en 1909 ingresó en la compañía de S. Diáguilev. En 1914, tras su retorno a Rusia, fundó una escuela de danza y con la ...
11 de jun. de 2022 · Bronislava Nijinska arrived in Warsaw during June of 1937 to accept the post of ballet mistress and choreographer for the Polish Ballet. She created a company, premiered five choreographies, and within four months brought the Polish Ballet to acclaim by capturing the Grande Prix award at the 1937 Paris International Exposition of Art and Technology Applied to Modern Life.
