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"Now she danced alongside many renowned dancers, including the ballet legend Mikhail Barbershop, Mikhail Baryshnikov, I'm sorry, in a duet, Pas de Duke, which was choreographed by Mr. Ailey in 1976. So, anyway, Ms. Jamison wanted to start a project, so she wanted to explore working with a group of dancers. So she began teaching master classes at Jacob's pillow in 1981 and soon began choreographing different works. She later formed the Jamison Project with dancers who strongly desired to work and to learn."
"Now she danced alongside many renowned dancers, including the ballet legend Mikhail Barbershop, Mikhail Baryshnikov, I'm sorry, in a duet, Pas de Duke, which was choreographed by Mr. Ailey in 1976. So, anyway, Ms. Jamison wanted to start a project, so she wanted to explore working with a group of dancers. So she began teaching master classes at Jacob's pillow in 1981 and soon began choreographing different works. She later formed the Jamison Project with dancers who strongly desired to work and to learn."
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"Now she danced alongside many renowned dancers, including the ballet legend Mikhail Barbershop, Mikhail Baryshnikov, I'm sorry, in a duet, Pas de Duke, which was choreographed by Mr. Ailey in 1976. So, anyway, Ms. Jamison wanted to start a project, so she wanted to explore working with a group of dancers. So she began teaching master classes at Jacob's pillow in 1981 and soon began choreographing different works. She later formed the Jamison Project with dancers who strongly desired to work and to learn."
"Now she danced alongside many renowned dancers, including the ballet legend Mikhail Barbershop, Mikhail Baryshnikov, I'm sorry, in a duet, Pas de Duke, which was choreographed by Mr. Ailey in 1976. So, anyway, Ms. Jamison wanted to start a project, so she wanted to explore working with a group of dancers. So she began teaching master classes at Jacob's pillow in 1981 and soon began choreographing different works. She later formed the Jamison Project with dancers who strongly desired to work and to learn."