Felix Cherniavsky - Contextual Research

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Felix Cherniavsky - Contextual Research

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Passage on Red ( Cont ) C NY Times 7 Oct22 1899 23 : 1 selves , and do not seem to care what the children are doing or whether they have enougir dancers to make up the sets or not . The families of the Germanis and Jews are much more interested , apparently , in the amusements of their children , and come . and dance with them . in the house of a wealthy banker I have even seen the grand parents dancing with the children . The children are pleased and interested , though they notice that the dancing of their eiders is not quite modern , and one of them will say , quietly , to me : * They don't dance as we do , do they ?! + e tine . how roan any one odds a pret Weal upon And how they feel at the time try to par Thor try two or kameru plek up the Ideas wonder . pl1x ng ibaven for two or three lessons imore they will not do anything and I feel dincourrged that I am taking their monar lor nothing . Some of thein are hon Atencje to say it 1 their own fault , and that they are not feeling well . A bright pu Til may learn a stes in one lerson but then there ) Do krowledge of reversine , and where xome one who is clever may pick up hall a dozn ' airy bs in a lesson . they don't know how to puthem together . You can't learn how to dance in three or four lessons any more than gou can learn Lat ! n . or Grook . You may bold how 7o study , bu * henhora ! the work to be done . " New Yo'k people dance very well , much better than most of the foreieners who come hore , The Engllshmen and Grmans , as a gooral rule : do not fill out their time , but corne to a stop broadly on their soleg and herls before the measure is finished . They all seem to be astonished when they See American : revesa in dancing , and one Wealthy young New York woman told me that as one of the German baths which she visited the coung Americans spent their time in tonching the lis Germans to re verse . In New York , many of thym go to a teacher and take.regular lesçons . “ New York is the headquarters to which out - of - town tochers come not only from small . but often from torre places to learn new cotillon ; figures . They are usually very xood.danners , though some of them home that they do not understand the rudiments of the science . One of the faults is not to filmpt the full tiine in dancing , and it gives the dancz'a choppy appearance . * Delsarte movements are a great bene . nt to children in leernink to dance , giving them crew and ease of movement . One of the hindrances to learning in danice walls sometimes the severity of the parents or the governesses or nurses . It is never a 2000 thirr to boil told too much of one's faults , and it makes children awkward and self - conscious . When chdren are told that ther will be punished if they don't learn quickly , or sool . if they do not , they he come 1 mid and I almost impossible for them to learn . Attendants who go with the children to dancing who 1 olten xive so many instruer song to the rhildren that 1.1s fat to the legenine That is som thing parents should look after . " The bestor case of peanle Drous their children very simple for the duneine les son The little girl wear the implest o kowng with beend po ginyre There 1 difpace ir ras *** for dancing and dancine c *** , In the former he ehli . dren are learning . Udoney should not be distracted liya the thoughts of who has be prettie , frks . b . in Japanese *** that 1s . another in Tore hildren who knny each other attend , and they are irore portal affairs . The iris wear pharming Hitle 29 * and veryihov ! , hi Turede'ni !. wears hix ont nahor Oxford oferc.112 ) shoes , vain he leaves at the hall for the man ir attenfor such *** tomar for . The even wood - sized 1019 of thirteen or worse with attendi * There is a reyt Alperare in the amount Motorest * farifties take in their children ind oft nurments In TV wealthy fam's the per teon's , the children ara la vine a rason at he house , reem to pye in thought after having RIT : ced for it . They play cards them .

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