Voluntairies
work by Tetley
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The term "volunteer" refers to a person who willingly offers to undertake a service, particularly military service.1
Glen Tetley, an American dancer and choreographer, created a ballet titled Voluntaries in 1973 for the Stuttgart Ballet. This work was staged to honor the company's late director, John Cranko. Tetley's choreography often blended elements of modern dance and classical ballet, and his works were known for their passion and physicality.2
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