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213 a Chronological List of Written Histories of Finnish Dance. Appendix 1 213 A chronological list of written histories of Finnish dance. Appendix 1 Title and focus Type of publication References af Hällström, R. (1929b) Alina Frasan valkea liina. Suomen Kuvalehti 14/1929, 623-624. article - the past of dance in Finland af Hällström, R. (1932)Tanssitaidetta Suomessa. Nuori Suomi 1932, 199- 217. article - ballet and modern dance in Finland Havukka, U. (1932) Suomalaisen Oopperan baletti . Naamio 1/1932, 5-8. - the Finnish National Ballet article Björkenheim, M. (1938) Den klassiska konstdansen . Helsingfors: Söderstrom & Co. book X - aesthetic of classical dance art, no mention on Finnish dance af Hällström, R. (1945a) Siivekkäät jalat . Helsinki: Kustannusosakeyhtiö Kivni. book - history of ballet and modern dance af Hällström, R. (1945b) Siivekkäät jalat . Helsinki: Kustannusosakeyhtiö Kivi, revised edition. (three more articles) book Havukka, U. (1945) Danskonsten i Finland . An unpublished manuscript for Bengt Häger before the choreography competition in Stockholm in 1945. manuscript, unpublished - outlines of Finnish dance art af Hällström, R. (1947) Kansallisen tulevaisuus. An unknown publication 1947 (TeaMA 1152), 111-118. article - future of the Finnish National Ballet Gripenberg, M. (1950) Rytmin lumoissa . Helsinki: Otava. - Finnish pioneer of modern dance Maggie Gripenberg’s life autobiography/book Walto, E. (1962) Kansallisen balettimme syntyvaiheita I & II. Ilta Sanomat 6 & 12/1962. article - 40th anniversary of the Finnish National Ballet af Hällström, R. (1972) Balettimme viisi vuosikymmentä. Ensimmäinen Joutsenlampi oli suurenmoista juhlaa. Helsingin Sanomat 16.1. 1972. article - 50th anniversary of the Finnish National Ballet Hämäläinen, S. (1980) Vapaa tanssi, moderni tanssi ja naisvoimistelu – kehitys ja sisällölliset yhtymäkohdat . Unpublished MA dissertation, University of Jyväskylä. MA dissertation X - development of free dance, modern dance and women’s gymnastics Vienola-Lindfors, I. & af Hällström, R. (1981) Suomen Kansallisbaletti 1922-1972. Helsinki: Musiikki Fazer. book - history of the Finnish National Ballet Hirn, S. (1982) Våra danspedagoger och dansnöjen. Om undervisning och evenemang före 1914. Helsingfors: Svenska Litteratursällskapet i Finland. - dance teachers in Finland before 1914 book X Lagus -Mäkelä, M. Muistelmasarja I - XIV Maggie Gripenbergistä. Kisakenttä 12/83 – 12/88. serie of articles - Lagus -Mäkelä reminisces her teacher Maggie Gripenberg, 14 articles Rauhamaa, R. (1983) Suomalaisen vapaan tanssin alkuvaihe ja Maggie Gripenbergin merkitys siinä vuosina 1900-1918. Unpublished MA dissertation, University of Turku. MA dissertation X -Gripenberg’s role at the beginning of free dance 1900-1918 Karnakoski, K. (1983) Tanssin ja rakastin. Helsinki: Gummerus, 1983. autobiography/book - ballet dancer Kari Karnakoski ’s life Niiranen, H. (1985) Ester Naparstokista ja vapaan tanssin vaiheista Suomessa vuosina 1920-1959. Unpublished MA dissertation, University of Helsinki. MA dissertation X - Ester Naparstok and free dance in Finland 1920-59 214 Title and focus Type of publication References Ambegaokar, S. (1985) Maggie Gripenberg - a Finnish pioneer in modern dance. Unpublished MA thesis, University of California. - Maggie Gripenberg’s career MA dissertation X Säilä, A. & Räsänen, A. (1986) Airi Säilä Tanssi on elämäni . Helsinki: Otava. - ballet dancer and teacher Airi Säilä’s life biography/book Arvelo, R. & Räsänen, A. (1987) Tanssitaiteen vuosikymmenet . Helsinki: Suomen Tanssitaiteilijain Liitto. book - history of the Union of Finnish Dance Artists 1937-87 Repo, R. (1989) Tanssien tulevaisuuteen . Helsinki: Valtion painatuskeskus. - sociological research, legitimisation of Finnish dance art book X Makkonen, A . (19 90) A Struggle for a survival: A historical and contextual study of Finnish free dance during the period 1945-1962. Unpublished MA MA dissertation X dissertation, University of Surrey . Hemming, E. (1991) Hymy nuoruudelle. Helsinki: Otava. autobiography/book - bal let dancer Eva Hemming ’s life Elg, T. (1991) Varpailla maailmalle . Helsinki: WSOY. autobiography/book - ballet dancer/film actress Taina Elg’s life Haukinen, P. (1993) Taidetanssi Suomessa. Koreografit, pedagogit, catalogue of Finnish dance tanssijat. Helsinki: Suomen Tanssialalan Keskuliitto ja Tanssin artists +some Tiedotuskeskus. articles/book Sylvestersson, E. & Puromies, A. (1995) Elämäni piruetit: primaballerinan muistelmat. Helsinki: WSOY. biography/book - dancer and choreographer Elsa Sylvestersson’s life Räsänen A. (1995) Suomen Kansallisbaletti tänään. The Finnish National Ballet Today. Helsinki: WSOY. book - the Finnish National Ballet in the early 1990s Hemming, E. (1996) Lumoojatar Pietarista. Elisabeth Apostolin ihmeellinen elämä. Helsinki: WSOY. biography/book - Russian ballet dancer and teacher Elisabeth Apostoli’s life Vienola-Lindfors, I. (1997) Suomen Kansallisbaletti 75 vuotta. 75 years of Finnish National Ballet.Helsinki: Suomen Kansallisooppera. book - brief history of the Finnish National Ballet Helavuori, H. and others (eds) (1997) Valokuvan tanssi - Suomalaisen collection of articles and tanssin kuvat 1890-1997 . Oulu: Pohjoinen. photographs/book X - Finnish dance art through photos and articles, various writers Pauniaho, P. (1998) Raatikko tanssii... Näkökulmia Tanssiteatteri Raatikon historiaan ja nykypäivään 1972-1997 . Oulu: Pohjoinen. collection of articles/book X - history of the Dance Theatre Raatikko Tawast, M. (ed) (1998) Tanssi/tutkimusliite 1 . - articles relating the argument between Antti Halonen and Irja Hagfors in collection of articles X 1929, various writers Kuosmanen, L. (ed) (1999) Elon mainingit taiteen virrassa. Unpublised memoirs of Elo Kuosmanen. biography/ unpublished - dancer Elo Kuosmanen’s and dancer Iris Salin’s lives written by their son Laakkonen, J. (1999) Edvard Fazer ja Keisarillinen venäläinen baletti historian sivupoluilla in Pakkanen, P. and others (eds) Askelmerkkejä tanssin historiasta, ruumista ja sukupuolesta . Tanssintutkimuksen vuosikirja 3. article/ Dance Research Helsinki:Taiteenkeskustoimikunta, 35-45. Annual X -tours of the Russian ballet in 1908-1910 arranged by Edvard Fazer Suhonen, T. (1999)Duncan tanssi Helsingissä in Pakkanen, P. and others (eds) Askelmerkkejä tanssin historiasta, ruumista ja sukupuolesta . Tanssintutkimuksen vuosikirja 3. Helsinki: Taiteenkeskustoimikunta, 17- article/Finnish Dance 29. Research Annual X - performances of Isadora Duncan in Helsinki Jyrkkä, H. (ed) (1999) Tanssi/tutkimusliite 2. - articles relating to dance theatre in Europe and in Finland collection of articles X 215 Title and focus Type of publication References Ahonen, Piia. (2000) Harsohamonen lehahtaa. Suomalaiset käsitykset kehollisuudesta ja sukupuolijärjestelmästä sekä niiden vaikutus baletin legitimoitumisprosessiin 1922-1935. Unpublished MA dissertatation, University of Helsinki. MA dissertation X - body and gender and their influence on the legitimation of ballet at the Finnish Opera Hudova, I. & Järstä, L. (2002) Maailmalla tanssien . Helsinki: WSOY. biography/book - biography of ballet dancer and teacher Irina Hudova Laakkonen, J. (2003) Unraveling the Canon. Edvard Fazer and the Imperial licentiate’s thesis Russian Ballet in Berlin 1908-1910. Unpublished licentiate’s thesis, University of Helsinki. X - Edvard Fazer, an impressario of Russian ballet 216 Finnish dance in dance dictionaries and books in English. Appendix 2 Koegler (1989, p 156 and 170 Crane & Makrell (2000, p 182) Lee (2002, p 290) 217 Ballet performances of the Finnish National Ballet. Appendix 3 (Vienola- Lindfors & af Hällström 1981, Almi 1992) no premiere ballet(s) choreographer(s) number of composer if Finn performances 1 17.1. 1922 Swan Lake Petipa – Ivanov – Gé 1921-1922: 25 1923-1924: 9 1925-1926 1 + III act 2 15.11. 1922 Sheherazade, Les Sylphides, Fokine – Gé Sheherazade 1922-23:25 Ruses D´amour Petipa – Gé + various perf. 1923- 1933 Les Sylphides 1922-23: 25 + various perf. 1923- 1940 Ruses D´amour 1922-23: 23 + 1923-24: 2 3 2.5. 1923 Les Millions d´harlequin Petipa – Gé 1922-23: 6, 1923-24: 5 4 16.1. 1924 La Fille mar Gardee Dauberval – Petipa - Gé 1923-24: 4 5 18.1. 1928 The Sleeping Beauty Petipa – Gé 1927-28: 23 1928-29: 8 1929-30: 4 6 1.12. 1928 The Nutcracker Ivanov – Gé : 1928-29: 19 Le Saisons Petipa - Ivanov 1929-30: 5 7 8.5. 1929 Kreisleriana, Sheradazade George Gé 1928-29: 3 and Les Sylphides 1929-30: 7 8 4.12. 1929 Giselle Coralli – Perrot – Petipa – Gé 1929-30: 6 Petrushka Fokine – Gé 9 12.2. 1930 Okon Fuoko (ballet George Gé , music by Leevi 1929-30:3 pantomime) Madetoja 9 21.10. 1930 Don Quijote Petipa – Gé 1930-31: 14 1931-32: 3 10 7.2. 1931 Blue Pearl George Gé, music by Erkki Melartin 1930-31: 18 1931-32: 6 1932-33: 5 11 10.11. 1931 Hungaria Petipa – Gé 1931-32: 4 Polovtsian dances Fokine – Gé Spectre de la Rose Fokine – Gé Poéme George Gé , music by Jean Sibelius 12 2.12. 1931 Water Column Geroge Gé, music by Väinö Raitio 13 30.1. 1932 Swan Lake Petipa – Ivanov – Gé 1931-32: 10 1932-33: 7 1934-35: II act 2 14 30.11. 1932 Coppelia George Gé 1932-33: 20 15 25.10. 1932 Le Bal (Balanchine) – Gé 1933-34 2 16 12.12. 1933 Cleopatra George Gé 1933-34: 5 Cleopatra Puppet Fairy 1933-34: 10 Puppet Fairy 1935-36: 5 Puppet Fairy 17 7.12. 1935 Scharamouche Alexander Saxelin, music by Jean 1935-36: 3 Sibelius 18 25.10. 1936 Quarrelling Goddesses Alexander Saxelin 1936-37: 12 Quarrelling Prisoner 1936-37: 7 Prisoner 1939-40: 1 Prisoner 19 29.12. 1937 Raymonda Petipa – Saxelin 1937-38: 11 1938-39: 1 218 no premiere ballet(s) choreographer(s)
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