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Donald McKayle
Title: Donald McKayle
Category: Society & Culture / People
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Donald McKayle
“To me passion is so essential...it hurts any kind of dance when there’s no artistry. There are just feats.”
- Donald McKayle
Born in July 6th 1930 in New York City, Donald McKayle first gained an intense interest and admiration in dance more than half a century ago after a friend brought him to see Pearl Primus, a pioneer in African-American dance. A first-generation American and the son of Jamaican parents, McKayle grew up in
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Moscow, Buenos Aires, Tel Aviv and Köln.
Donald McKayle is truly an asset to modern dance.
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**Bibliography**
Literature Cited
Penrod, James and Plastino, Janice Gudde. The Dancer Prepares: Modern Dance for Beginners. Fourth Edition. Mountain View, California: Mayfield Publishing Company (1998).
“Donald McKayle”. American Dance Festival. http://www.americandancefestival.org/scripps/mckayle.html. pp. 1-2 (04/16/2001).
Boross, Bob. “Donald McKayle - Jazz Dance Then and Now”. Jazz Art. http://www.jazzart.org/jdh/columns/june98.html. pp. 1-2 (June 1998).
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