The Changing of the Aesthetic Ballet’s Sphere in the Interwar Period. Between the Deconstruction of Oskar Schlemmer’s Ballet and the Idea of “Gebrauchmusik” of Paul Hindemith – An Imagistic Alley From Oskar Schlemmer to Céline Dion [1922-2019]

Abstract

"The ballet can be deconstructed through some mathematized forms as the geometrical lines and trough created symmetries. Once, Paul Klee painted the Abstract Ballet (1937) in the manner that some musicians made innovative experiments in the music, or in the same manner as Oskar Schlemmer found a unique form of expression for his Triadisches Ballet. But, there were two types of ballet in the interwar period of the twentieth century between which we can differentiate: the Classical ballet (wich maintains a Romantic line too) and the Avant-garde ballet that appeared through the Triadisches Ballet composed by Oskar Schlemmer. Some dancers like Mikhail Baryshnikov brought the ballet in the area of the classic performance, and others as Maya Plisețkaia (the ʻprima-ballerinaʼ of the twentieth century) brought the ballet to a classical-romantic line. Apparently, Oskar Schlemmer and Paul Klee wanted to dislodge the corrugations as they may have dislodged a cupboard or a box. I will show in my analysis how ballet can be part of our lives and how its limitation to mathematized forms sometimes has the role of a deconstruction of the expression of the artistic message. In my analysis, I will serve myself of the analysis of Dasein to justify the “becoming” of the dancer [object]ified through the corporal movements and to justify the stage- Space as a place of “being-in-the-world”. Keywords: ballet, body, dance, Weimar period, Oskar Schlemmer, Paul Hindemith, Avant-garde, ontical-structures, Céline Dion, Paul Klee, Alexandre Vauthier. "