Gerd Neggo

Estonian dancer and choreographer

Gerd Neggo - Artists & Creatives born 1891
Born

1891
135 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Estonia

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A prominent Estonian dancer, dance teacher, and choreographer, contributions to the Estonian dance scene significantly shaped its development. Founded a dance school, fostering the talent of aspiring dancers. Frequently choreographed for various performances, showcasing both traditional Estonian folk dances and contemporary styles. Played a crucial role in enhancing the visibility of Estonian dance on international platforms. Served as a mentor to many young dancers, guiding their artistic journeys. Passed away in 1974, leaving behind a legacy of dedication to the art of dance.

Founded Estonian dance school

Choreographed traditional folk dances

Mentored young dancers

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