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Try for your ballet and modern class music… download individual selections or complete classes directly to your mp3 player, smart phone or computer. Greene draws this life-lesson: Raising kids sucks up most of one’s available oxygen fortunately, Art returns most of it. He is also working on a 24-year project, his sons Oliver, 9, and Ravi, 6. Greene is currently on the staffs of the Joffrey Ballet School, the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School at American Ballet Theater, The Juilliard School and NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Although there are a great many others, Mr.
Here are some of his funny titles: Talas (“rhythm” in Sanskrit), Uneasy Dream, Liebestod, Core Piece No.
He has completely forgotten to mention his myriad musical compositions, many of which have been created for his wife, the violinist Juliana Boehm. He has been Musical Director for several Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway productions, and has scored one film. He studied orchestral conducting at Mannes College of Music. He holds a New York City #6 Boiler Operator’s License. Watson Foundation, and the Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France.
He was awarded fellowships for musical composition by the Thomas J. He studied and charetted at the Instituto Politecnico of the Universidad de la Habaña in Cuba. He worked as an architect briefly, from 1993-1996, specializing in computer-aided design and drawing. Greene holds degrees in music (B.A., Carleton College) and architecture (B.Arch., City College of New York). Dvoravenkos, Messerers, Jouravlevs, Koslovs and Alexander Goudonov, and now I think I’ve spewed enough. There are many others, including many Russian names he transposes with one another. Francis Petrelle, Christine Sarry, Victoria Simon, Paul Sutherland, Glen Tetley, Violette Verdy, Michael Vernon. Then there’s John Butler, William Carter, Maurice Curry, Gabriela Darvash, Agnes de Mille, Robert Denvers, Tina Fehlandt, Eliot Feld, Frederic Franklin, Cindy Green, David Howard, Stephanie Marini, Mark Morris, Dennis Nahat, Patricia Neary, Irina Nijinskaya. At the Joffrey Ballet School he has played for Francesca Corkle, John Magnus, Eleanor D’Antuono, George de la Peña, Michael Blake, Mary Ford, Alexandre Proia, Diane Orio, Brian McSween, Davis Robertson. At New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts he has collaborated with Gus Solomons, Jr., David Dorfman, Tere O’Connor, Joy Kellman, Jolinda Menendez, Liz Frankel, Cherilyn Lavignano, Jim Sutton and Jim Martins. He worked with Merce Cunningham at his studio in Westbeth. At Princeton University he worked with Ze’eva Cohen, Elizabeth Keen and Jim May. He has worked with many distinguished teachers, beginning with Valentina Pereyeslava, Leon Danielian and Patricia Wilde at Ballet Theater School Hanya Holm, Doris Humphrey, Janet Soares, Kazuko Hirabayashi and Hector Zaraspe at Juilliard Alvin Ailey and Judith Jamieson and Arthur Mitchell, Karel Shook, and Bill Griffith at Dance Theatre of Harlem. He has been Company Pianist with Dance Theatre of Harlem and Aterballetto (Italy).