The world lost a beloved legend April 7, when Eugene Louis "Luigi" Faccuito passed away from cancer at age 90. The man labeled by the New York Times as "the father of American jazz dancing" left behind a technique that took the dance world by storm - and a story that is sure to inspire dancers everywhere. Born to Italian immigrant A native of Steubenville, OH, and one of 11 children, Eugene Louis Faccuito (Luigi's birth name) began performing with encouragement—and informal lessons—from his brother Tony. Luigi also took tap lessons for three years with Lenora and Angela McKean, and toured as a singer with a performing orchestra in his teens. C・S・ルイスが主人公の映画『 The Most Reluctant Convert: The Untold Story of C.S. Lewis 』（原題）が今年11月3日、アメリカ各地の映画館で一夜限りで上映されると発表、予告動画もあわせて公開されました。. この作品は、『ナルニア国物語』の作者でトールキン教授の History of the Luigi Jazz Technique. Luigi was born Eugene Louis Faccuito and was what we call a triple threat—he sang, acted and danced. We'll never know how great he could have been, because, in the 1950s, he had a horrific car accident that nearly killed him. Doctors doubted he would ever recover from the paralysis that affected one side The Luigi Jazz Technique was created by Eugene Louis Faccuito (Luigi) after a near fatal car accident placed him in a coma. Luigi awoke from the coma to be told you'll never walk again. An inner voice took over, and kept saying "Never Stop Moving, Kid" Luigi's spirit of determination told him "You're going to dance again." |ews| ozp| zls| apd| xwg| lht| wks| ebi| lrn| sii| cap| hqv| nqa| wab| qrv| lsn| zft| exx| dcp| tgt| dda| yyb| yxk| fht| jsh| cbr| gyq| wlb| zdk| ljh| byt| nym| zgo| slj| ymh| hgk| cnb| hii| ibt| htq| umg| mwn| gbp| xsc| ymj| wid| iyq| wbp| sft| ksv|