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I was just wondering if there is any place I can access the Sergeyev Collection online. I am auditioning for a company, or rather a few companies, and need a choreographed piece. Do you know where I can access the collection?
Ziegfeldgirl04:20, 1 March 2007 (UTC)Reply
There is no place you can access the Sergeyev Collection except at the actual Harvard University Library, and I am not sure what their rules are with regard to allowing someone to look over 100 year old choreographies of the one and only Petipa!
Not only that, but you would have to know how to read the Stepanov method, and I dont think that the Harvard Library even has in their posession the primer (I think this is the property of the Mariinsky Theatre).
