CASSEL AND YVONNE

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                    [Summary] => Ballet class was a memorable part of my childhood. I remember my mother holding my tiny hand as we walked to ballet class. I was five. With intent eyes, she watched my every move. She was the moving spirit for an only daughter. I remember that it was Ricardo Cassell who taught me all that I know about ballet. He was a strict teacher, training us, in a most unusual way. For instance, in perfecting the arabesques, he would put a lighted cigarette under my legs so I wouldn’t put them down, a technique that seemed torturous even as we knew he wouldn’t really burn us.


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                    [AuthorName] => Tingting Cojuangco
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Pirouetting in the right direction

By Tingting Cojuangco | October 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Ballet class was a memorable part of my childhood. I remember my mother holding my tiny hand as we walked to ballet class. I was five. With intent eyes, she watched my every move. She was the moving spirit for an...

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