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[[Isadora Duncan]] was a famous "Ballerina". ''She rejected the traditions of ballet technique and costuming and created her own free style, which was based on naturalistic movement and performed barefoot in loose, flowing tunics.'' ''[[Fanny Elssler]] was, along with [[Marie Taglioni]], the greatest of ballerinas in the romantic era.'' [http://www.pitt.edu/~gillis/dance/glossary.html]
 
[[Isadora Duncan]] was a famous "Ballerina". ''She rejected the traditions of ballet technique and costuming and created her own free style, which was based on naturalistic movement and performed barefoot in loose, flowing tunics.'' ''[[Fanny Elssler]] was, along with [[Marie Taglioni]], the greatest of ballerinas in the romantic era.'' [http://www.pitt.edu/~gillis/dance/glossary.html]
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[[Anna Pavlova]], [[Vaslav Nijinsky]] and [[Rudolf Nureyev]] are considered among the greatest ballet dancers. Nina Ananiashvili is one of the current international ballet stars. It was in Russia that Marius Petipa wrote the great masterpiece of ballet "Swan lake".
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[[Anna Pavlova]], [[Vaslav Nijinsky]], Dame [[Margot Fonteyne]] and [[Rudolf Nureyev]] are considered among the greatest ballet dancers. Nina Ananiashvili is one of the current international ballet stars. It was in Russia that Marius Petipa wrote the great masterpiece of ballet "Swan lake".
    
==See also==
 
==See also==
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