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Perfect! Just what I needed!😊

I wonder how his work influenced later latin dance genres, i.e. Bachata

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5:20, 6:13, 6:54 warm up

Wow. Lovely. Had it up on my big screen tv with the lights out. Beautiful. Magical. Thank you for allowing her life to grace mine for a few moments. 🕊️💜

So good!

I’m sorry about your sweet momma

I just spoke with Nat Horne on the elevator in our shared apartment building in Manhattan Plaza. Mr. Horne is 94 years old and still looks incredible.

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I love this. Thank you❤

My grandmother and before her were Ghullah Geechee and I was taught this dance and do it to this day

His wonderful laid back style has never been surpassed

Can’t thank you enough for your delightful teaching. It is such an honor to learn from you

Studied with J David Kirby - a student of Mattox’s - for many years. The last few decades I’ve longed for that warmup more times than I can count; like I had some powerful dance drug, and nothing else will suffice …

I’ve happily just hit dance pay dirt - thank you for taping and posting this jazz gold❣️

He was truly amazing x

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Do you teach private classes for pay? This is beautiful information and the cuing is amazing

rib cage and moving the arms its very dificult. the mind cannot understand it🤔, the only way is to train daily. thank you for sharing

I really feel that most of what she danced was her own design, Gwen Verdon and Chita Rivera "Isn't it grand was hers for sure- and most of Chicago- she's the best

Thank you so much for this. Really fascinating to understand for example why Mura didn't focus on tap dancing so much. Also realising how much work she did to better understand the artform.

Shirley Jones the singer?!

Jazz raiz ❤❤❤❤❤

excellent work Mr.Boross

I played Joan at Sierra Rep years ago. Your tutorials are helping me tap again! 😀

Thank you for this. I saw the original Dancin' on Broadway thirteen times!!! I ended up as a dance major at the H.S. of Performing Arts (PA) shortly thereafter. I warmly and nostalgically remembered every number and fantastic dancer discussed in this interview. R.I.P. Ann Reinking, and all who have gone on to dance with Mr. Fosse into the hereafter. 🙏💖

Omg those last few seconds of the video were where James Brown got his moves, which became Michael Jackson’s moves which became America’s signature dances of pop, locking!

As an African American, American culture would not be what it is without Africans!

don't know how to begin. Let me start here: I was there then, way back when: I was a scholarship student at the New Jersey Ballet School in the 60's and continued taking classes with Matt Mattox in Paris in the 70's and 80's. Matt told me at one point that I was qualified to teach his method.I know what his method is. I know what i am talking about. God bless you for your desire to spread the word, but you haven't quite grasped his work. It's not about me, so allow me to introduce you to the following people besides myself who can be of assistance: Gianin Loringett, Geraldine Armstrong, Monique Dizabo, Anatina Hug

I don't know how to begin. Let me start here: I was there then, way back when: I was a scholarship student at the New Jersey Ballet School in the 60's and continued taking classes with Matt Mattox in Paris in the 70's and 80's. Matt told me at one point that I was qualified to teach his method.I know what his method is. I know what i am talking about. God bless you for your desire to spread the word, but you haven't quite grasped his work. It's not about me, so allow me to introduce you to the following people besides myself who can be of assistance: Gianin Loringett, Geraldine Armstrong, Monique Dizabo, Anatina Hug.

Love the composition! Students demonstrate a firm understanding of jazz technique, and that arraignment.! Delicious :) Thank you for sharing

Oklahoma did not need a 'Dream Laurie' - Shirley Jones could have danced the dream Laurie

Mesmerizing! Love it!

love it, Bob

There is some muted part unfortunately. Please upload it again, if it's possible. :)

Love it!!!

Thank you for this resource and keeping jazz technique alive!

Great history of dance … history of Jazz Dance documentation The Luigi style/teaching of dance … important dance history Keep this knowledge & history going … thank you, Bob Boross

I love Matt Mattox Jazz Dance 💐

Condolences on the loss of your mom. I hope your recovery has continued and that you are back dancing at full speed. Thank you for the joy your channel has brought to me.

Jerry Ames, Robert Audi, Michael Domenico and Kathy Burke (in this video) were all his disciples.

You teach great techniques. However, the subtitles on the videos blocked your feet. It's hard to see what your feet are doing.

They need big flouncy skirts.

BRAVO 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Can anybody explain the story to me, as I don’t get it…. Why does he keep dancing for example, why does this save him from being shot….?

YOU have brought me peace. I saw a newer video where you were talking about what you could do at day 59. Seeing you stretch I was filled with hope, * grabs robe closed with right hand, jumps up from sofa, thrusts right fist to sky, whole body screaming ,YES!* and knew that if I do the work I will be able dance how I want to. I am gonna follow your Jazz warm up and live like I want. I dance all around my house. My mom was from News Orleans so I grew up with music and dancing. At 67, I can touch my toe to my forehead. I am Black and I try to keep up with the young folks' dances. I sit on the floor a lot and I can get up easily. I am the only one of my friends that has never had a back problem. My goal is now, (before my knee betrayed me) was to be able to squat like an person from Vietnam or China and hang out down there...comfortably. Last night my friend told me that I probably won't be a flexible after the knee replacement. So I have been very upset. Also the physical therapist said that he personally had never seen a patient after surgery that could do that. He was not sure that the knee replacement was built to do that. So inside I have been freaking out....and dancing a lot. Thank you so much for sharing this journey. I now can get this operation without so much apprehension. Can't thank you enough.

This is so exciting to find such an amazing work and talk. I am a lindy hop dancer and teacher from Eastern Europe. Always search for materials about swing dance and jazz dance history and culture. And this interview is extremely interesting and helpful. I am really thankful to you both for this talk and for the opportunity to watch it! Thank you, Bob, for great job! And thanks to Kim - it was joy to listen.

What a Great guy 😭 ❤👏🏽