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1.3. What is the difference between alt.arts.ballet and rec.arts.dance? |
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This article is from the Ballet and Modern Dance FAQ, by Tom Parsons twp@panix.com with numerous contributions by others.
Our group branched off from rec.arts.dance. Eliot Aronstern
founded alt.arts.ballet, in May, 1994, to provide an on-line locale for
discussion of any and all topics related to ballet and modern dance as a
performing art. The primary focus in rec.arts.dance is on discussion of
social and competitive partner dancing, although there remains some degree
of overlap between these two groups.
 
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ballet, modern dance, books, dancewear, positions, ballerina, male dancer, choreographer
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