The contents page from Following Sir Fred's Steps - Ashton's Legacy, the published proceedings of the conference on the choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton and his work, held at Roehampton University in 1994, and edited by Stephanie Jordan and Andrée Grau.

Following Sir Fred’s Steps

Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction
Ashton Now	David Vaughan
The Influence of Cecchetti on Ashton's Work	Richard Glasstone
The Bourrée: a Myriad of Uses	Geraldine Morris
The Expanded Moment	James Neufeld
Character and Classicism in Ashton's Dances	John Percival
Approaches to the Revival of Les Masques	Shelley Berg and Jill Beck
A Month in the Country	Stephanie Jordan
My Dearest Friend, My Greatest Collaborator	Beth Genné
Mime in Ashton's Ballets	Giannandrea Poesio
Romeo and Juliet	Katherine S. Healy
Following the Fred Step	Adrian Grater
Two Letters	Jane Pritchard
Gender, Sexuality, Community	Alastair Macaulay
Interview with Alexander Grant	Julie Kavanagh
The Ballerina's Solos from Scènes de ballet	Antoinette Sibley
Pas de Deux from the Dream	Antoinette Sibley and Anthony Dowell
The Solo Seal Variations	Pamela May
The Royal Ballet Ashton Programme	Panel Discussion
Ashton Dancers Across the Generations	Panel Discussion
Choreographers and Teachers	Panel Discussion
'Stars' from Cinderella	Rosalind Eyre
Solo from Birthday Offering	Monica Mason
Excerpts from Enigma Variations	Peter Wright


Appendix I Scores of Ashton Ballets in Benesh Movement Notation
Appendix II Notes on Contributors

Following Sir Fred’s Steps

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