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The 31 pages that link to Martha Graham, each with the reason it gives.

• ChoreographyRelated: Her movement vocabulary gave choreography a new physical and dramatic language.

• Modern danceRelated: Her technique and dramatic works became central to modern dance’s development.

• DanceRelated: Her movement system and choreography reshaped twentieth-century concert dance.

• Dance educationRelated: Her technique became a prominent model for modern dance training.

• Contemporary danceRelated: Graham’s technique and psychologically charged choreography became lasting influences on contemporary dance.

• Merce CunninghamRelated: Cunningham performed in Graham’s company before establishing his own choreographic approach.

• American theatreRelated: Her choreography helped define American theatrical dance and modern performance.

• Michel FokineRelated: Graham’s dramatic approach to movement belongs to the wider shift toward expressive choreography Fokine advanced.

• Aaron CoplandRelated: Graham commissioned and choreographed Appalachian Spring, giving Copland’s music its original dramatic setting.

• American balletRelated: Her independent modern dance movement influenced the artistic environment surrounding American ballet.

• Ruth St. DenisRelated: She studied at Denishawn before forging a contrasting modern-dance practice.

• DenishawnRelated: She studied at Denishawn before developing a sharply different choreographic style.

• Ted ShawnRelated: She studied and performed at Denishawn before developing an independent style.

• Concert danceRelated: Her technique and works established a powerful modern-dance tradition for the stage.

• Theater in the United StatesRelated: Her choreography shows how U.S. theater includes influential dance performance.

• Agnes de MilleRelated: Graham’s modern-dance innovations shaped the artistic environment in which de Mille worked.

• Bennington CollegeRelated: Graham taught at Bennington and helped establish modern dance in its arts programs.

• Isamu NoguchiRelated: Her long collaboration with Noguchi brought his sculptural objects into dance and theater.

• The New SchoolRelated: Graham's teaching and legacy are tied to the performing arts at The New School.

• Contemporary balletRelated: Her modern dance work helped establish movement vocabularies that later crossed into ballet.

• Charles WeidmanRelated: Her company and technique formed a prominent parallel to Humphrey and Weidman’s partnership.

• Hanya HolmRelated: Graham and Holm became central, distinct forces in the development of American modern dance.

• Twyla TharpRelated: Graham's school was among the places where Tharp studied modern dance.

• Robert JoffreyRelated: Joffrey’s exposure to modern dance helped shape his openness to work beyond classical ballet.

• Alessandra FerriRelated: Ferri performed Graham’s Medea, extending her work beyond classical ballet repertory.

• Ram GopalRelated: Gopal’s performances circulated alongside modern dance in the international theatre world.