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Educación Para El Arte EDUCACIÓN PARA EL ARTE CLASE Nº 4 DISCIPLINA: Danza CURSO: 2º Año CAPACIDAD: Reconoce el aporte cultural de los protagonistas más destacados en los distintos estilos de danzas nacionales y universales de los años 1960 a 1990 TEMA: Cultores de la danza de los distintos estilos internacionales: Julio Bocca, Maximiliano Guerra (Argentina) INDICADORES: • Identifica los protagonistas de la danza internacional en América (1960 – 1990) • Describe los aportes de Julio Bocca y Maximiliano Guerra a la danza • Aprecia la influencia de los protagonistas estudiados a la cultura de la danza Observación: Queda a criterio del docente agregar más indicadores y/o aumentar puntaje (1 punto por indicador). INFORMACIÓN JULIO BOCCA (Julio Adrián Lojo Bocca) “Lo importante es subir al escenario y sentir algo” Julio Bocca Bailarín argentino – maestro de ballet reconocido mundialmente Padres: Nancy Bocca Altura: 1,73 Julio Bocca nació el 6 de marzo de 1967en Buenos Aires - Argentina Se inició en la danza a la edad de cuatro años bajo la tutela de su madre En 1974 entra en el Instituto Superior de Artes del Teatro Colon, donde cursa estudios con Gloria Kazda, José Pares y Ninel Jultyeva y posteriormente con Maggy Black, Lidia Segni y Wilhelm Burmann En 1982 Julio Bocca empieza su carrera como Primer bailarín de la Fundación Teresa Carreño de Venezuela y en el Teatro Municipal de Rio de Janeiro Brasil. En 1985 participa del 5to Concurso Internacional de Moscú, obteniendo la Medalla de Oro en su Categoría. En 1986es Primer Bailarin del American Ballet Theatre, compañía en la que realizo extensas giras por las ciudades más importantes de Estados Unidos, Europa y Asia, con la que desde 1987 se representa en las temporadas del Metropolitan Opera House de New York, la primera de las cuales le vale se reconocido por The New York Time como bailarín del año Bailo con Natalia Marakova y Fracci en las compañías del Royal Ballet de Londres, el Bolshoi de Moscu, el Kirov de Leningrado, Scala de Milan , la Zarzuela de Madrid, el Royal Danish Ballet de Dinamarca, el Stuttgart ballet de Alemania, el Ballet de la Opera de Oslo y el de la Opera de Paris, Teatro Municipal de Santiago de Chile, el Nacional de México el Colon de Buenos Aires. Baila también en Polonia, Filipinas, Grecia y Japón e interviene en los más importantes festivales de verano europeo, en sucesivas ediciones en Los Gigantes de la Danza, en Paris y en los festivales que anualmente se realizan en la Habana Cuba. En Argentina realiza memorables funciones al aire libre para más de 100.000 personas. Participa permanentemente en gala a beneficios de distintas asociaciones de bien público como la Gala de las Estrellas en Canadá, la de Teletón en San Petersburgo y la de E.L.E.PA. de Atenas. En 1990 recibió el Premio Gino Tanni y es reconocido por la Asociación Iberoamericana de la Danza como “El Mejor Bailarín Estrella de Danza Clásica” Con solo 23 años creo el Ballet Argentino a principios de 1990 Desde 1991 estrena obras en el Luna Park de Buenos Aires donde produce estrenos como Birdy de Jeam Pierre Aviotte y Petter Gabriel, Kuarahy de Julio López y Lito Vitale, Sinfonia Entrelazada de Mauro Rigonzetti y Concertango de Ana María stekelman En 1992 realizo una larga gira por Europa junto al Ballet Contemporáneo del Teatro General San Martin y Eleonora Cassano. A fines de 1993 participa de la Gala de apertura en el Opera House de Helsinsky, Finlandia En 1994 comienza su gira por los Estados Unidos junto a Eleonora Cassano y el Ballet Argentino En 1995 realiza una gira por Italia, Portugal y España. En 1996 inicia la gira denominada La Vuelta al Mundo por México, Caracas, Australia, Hong Kong y San Petersburgo presentándose en el Kirov y en el Hermitage En la segunda parte de esta gira se presenta en Italia, España, Egipto, Israel, Colombia, Venezuela, Panamá, Guatemala y Santo Domingo. En Argentina recibió las siguientes distinciones: Premio Maria Ruanova Primus Inter Pares (1986) Cabalero de la Orden de San Martin de Tours (1987) Martin Fierro a la mejor actuación en Show Musical para la televisión (1991) En el año 1997 Julio Bocca Inaugura su Estudio de Danzas, sede permanente de su compañía: Ballet Argentino En junio de ese mismo año la Casa Argentina en Jerusalén le hace entrega del premio King David en 1996 En marzo de 2007 se publica en Argentina su biografía “Julio Bocca La Vida en Danza”el mismo año de su despedida de los escenarios El 23 de marzo de 2010, el Presidente del Uruguay Jose Mujica, lo designo Director del Cuerpo de Baile del SODRE órgano Estatal Uruguayo. Esta considerado en la actualidad como el más alto exponente de la danza Clásica y Contemporánea de la actualidad a nivel internacional, su repertorio incluye todos los títulos clásicos a los que un artista de sus cualidades puede aspirar y lo enriquece permanentemente con obras contemporáneas, producidas en algunos casos para ser interpretada única y exclusivamente por él. MAXIMILIANO GUERRA Bailarín, coreógrafo y director de su compañía el “Ballet del Mercosur” Nace en Argentina y es una conocida figura de la danza en ese país, en Buenos Aires comenzó sus aprendizajes en el Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colon perfeccionándose con los maestros: Wasil Tupin, Mercedes Serrano,Mario Galizzi, Leandro Roqueiro y Ganbriela Pucci y en el Exterior con Woiteck Lowsky, StanleyWilliams, Jhonny Eliassen y Loipa Araujo. Posteriormente su trayectoria interpretativa en el Ballet Argentino de la Plata. Le siguieron la Fundación Teresa Carreño de Caracas y el Ballet Teatro Colon de Buenos Aires donde entro en 1985, poco después comenzó su trayectoria internacional dibujada en algunas compañías internacionales, algunas de ellas son • El Ballet de la Opera de Berlín • El de la Scala de Milán • El Ballet Kirov • El Ballet Stanisslavky En 1988 comienza su trayectoria internacional invitado por John Clifford para encabezar una extensa gira por Estados Unidos de America con el Los Ángeles Ballet Company y el mismo año es invitado por Peter Schaufuss para formar parte del London Festival Ballet (Hoy English National Ballet) como principal Dancer siendo al año siguiente designado Senior Principal Dancer. En 1991es nombrado Primer Bailarín de la Deustche Oper de Berlín e invitado por el teatro Opera de Novosibirk(Rusia) para bailar Espartaco de Yuri Grigirovich constituyéndose así el primer bailarín no soviético que interpreta esta producción En 1992 marca el inicio de su extraordinaria carrera como invirtado de las mas prestigiosas compañías del mundo. Participa entre otras en en una gira del Kirov Ballet en Leningradoy los Estados Unidos de America y comiemnza su extensa colaboración con el Teatro de Alla Scala diMilano como Primer Bailarin invitado la cual se extiende hasta la actualidad con el cargo de Primo Bllerino Ospite Principale Ha actuado como primer bailarin en los mas importantes teatros del mundo • Bolshoi de Moscu • San Carlo de Napoli • Royal Albert Hall de Londres • Metroolitan Opera House de New York • Kirov de San Petersburgo • Kennedy Center de Washington • Bunka Kaikan de Tokio • Wielky de Varsovia • Opera Hamburgo • Colon de Buenos Aires • Opera de Paris • Scala de Milán En 1999 fundo el bailarín en Buenos Aires el Ballet del Mercosur compañía que continua dirigiendo en la actualidad, una agrupación que nació para acoger a nuevos talentos emergentes en el mundo de la danza de Latinoamérica con la que lleva recorriendo escenarios desde entonces, con un repertorio de distintos coreógrafos En el 2000 Maximiliano Guerra fue invitado al Stuttgart Ballet para montar Don Quijote El Soñador de l Mancha iniciando de esta manera el artista argentino una incipiente labor coreográfica cristalizada en la actualidad con diferentes obras entre ellas: • Mas argentino • La ultima luna • Secuencias Maximiliano Guerra ha sido galardonado con diferentes premios internacionales como la Medalla de Oro en la competición de Varna Bulgaria Grand Prix Trujillo Peru Medalla de Plata New York Nijinsky Moscu Rusia Gino Tani Roma Italia Konex Buenos Aires Argentina Winners don t use Drogs Buenos Aires Argentina Estrella de Mar del Plata Argentina Reconocimiento Internacional Naciones Unidas Mensajero de Paz Unesco Lobo de Mar del Plata Argentina Campaña de Prevención contra el Sida Unesco Italiani nel Mondo Fondazione Mauro Tremaglia Persona Honorable Gobierno de Korea Gino Tani a la trayectoria artística Constelation Nasa USA, Hay una estrella en el firmamento que lleva su nombre ACTIVIDADES 1. Responde las siguientes preguntas: a. ¿Quién fue Julio Bocca? b. ¿Cómo fueron los inicios en el Ballet de Julio Bocca? c. ¿Qué premios obtuvo Julio Bocca? d. ¿Quién fue Maximiliano Guerra? e. ¿Cuáles fueron los escenarios recorridos que tuvo Maximiliano Guerra? f. ¿Cuáles fueron sus condecoraciones más importantes? 2. Elabora una lista de los Ballets en los cuales ambos bailarines en estudio hicieron carrera. JULIO BOCCA MAXIMILIANO GUERRA 3. Completa la siguiente ficha, luego de observar la obra de ballet de nuestros artistas en estudio Ejemplo: Obra: kuarahy Coreógrafo: Julio López Papel que desempeña Julio Bocca Bailarin Principal Obra: Coreógrafo: Papel que desempeña Maximiliano Guerra Obra: Coreógrafo: Papel que desempeña Julio Bocca 4. Escribe en no menos de 5 líneas qué opinas de la trayectoria artística, la importancia y el legado de estos bailarines en estudio MEDIOS DE VERIFICACIÓN: Portafolio digital de Evidencias Fotografías PUNTAJE: 4 puntos. FUENTES CONSULTADAS: Webside: buscabiografias. www.buscabiografias.com Autor: Victor Moreno, Maria E. Ramirez Actualizado el 6/03/2020 Bibliodanza – ciudaddeladanza www.ciudadela danza.com Webgrafia www.danza.es www.maximilianoguerra.net Elaborado por: Lic. Analucy Caballero Corregido por: Lic. Lourdes Carmona .
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