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I never studied with Balanchine, but his work was very important to me
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"I never studied with Balanchine, but his work was very important to me"

- Twyla Tharp

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Twyla Tharp's quote speaks with the power of influence and motivation. Even though she never studied with Balanchine, his work was still very important to her. This suggests that Tharp had the ability to value and gain from Balanchine's work without ever needing to remain in the very same room as him. It likewise speaks to the timelessness of art and how it can transcend time and space. Balanchine's work was able to reach Tharp and have an effect on her, even though they never ever satisfied. This quote is a testimony to the power of art and how it can be shared and valued by people from all strolls of life. It also talks to the importance of having a coach or good example, even if they are not physically present. Balanchine's work was able to inspire Tharp and help her to become the dancer and choreographer she is today.

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Twyla Tharp This quote is written / told by Twyla Tharp somewhere between July 1, 1941 and today. She was a famous Dancer from USA. The author also have 29 other quotes.

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