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International Choreography Day marks the birthdate (in the Julian calendar used by the Russian empire at the time) of George Balanchine on January 9, 1904, in Saint Petersburg, Russia. He is affectionately called "Mr. B." in the ballet community.
Balanchine is the reason for the word choreography, a term coined to describe the revolutionary dancing he created for the Rogers and Hammerstein play "On Your Toes," which debuted on stage on April 11, 1936. He is also considered the father of American ballet.
Choreography is the art of designing movement sequences that specify motion and form. The concept began with court dances and folk traditions, gradually refining into an art form through the adoption of ballet in Renaissance Italy and France. As ballet evolved, directors experimented with storytelling, musicality, and expressive movement. Balanchine took ballet to the next level.
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