Dance

The digital collections with dance materials represent genres including worldwide traditional dances, European and American social dance practices, ballet and modern dance, and more. It includes choreographic notes, photographs, musical scores, moving images, sound recordings, rare books, and artwork.

The Jerome Robbins Dance Division of the NYPL is the largest and most comprehensive archive in the world devoted to the documentation of dance.

Seminal interviews with leading dancers who worked directly with George Balanchine. Interviews are taken from the Foundation's Interpreters Archive

Interview, rehearsal, and event video clips posted by Merce Cunningham Trust that preserves and maintains the integrity of the choreographic and other works of Merce Cunningham and Cunningham Technique.

The collection includes dance videos filmed at Jacob’s Pillow from the 1930s to present,
plus multi-media essays and a related podcast.

One hundred and seventy terms, from the Technical Manual and Dictionary of Classical Ballet (Dover), are defined.

A list of links to dance resources, choreographers, research, reviews, and dance journals.