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Biography:Founder and Artist Director of the dance company now known as Rambert.

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Marie Rambert was born Cyvia Ramberg in Warsaw, Poland, then under Russian domination. After secondary school, she moved to Paris, where she took part in productions by Isadora Duncan&#;s brother, Raymond. Rambert studied eurhythmics with Émile Jaques-Dalcroze and became a teacher at his organisation.

In , Serge Diaghilev hired her as assistant to the choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky to help the dancers in his new radical ballet &#;Le Sacre du printemps&#; understand the complex rhythms of Igor Stravinsky&#;s score.

Marie Rambert was born in Warsaw, Poland, to middle-class comfort.

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Quicksilver: the autobiography of Marie Rambert ; Publication date: ; Topics: Rambert, Marie, Ballet Rambert, Choreographers -- England

Marie Rambert, née Cywia Ramberg, was born on 20thFebruary in Warsaw in a wealthy Jewish family.

Born in Poland, Marie was brought up during the Russian Partition surrounded by a constant murmur of revolution and conspiracy.

She also danced in the ballet when in premiered in
 
With the outbreak of World War I, Rambert emigrated to London, and in married English playwright Ashley Dukes (–). Initially finding work as a eurhythmics teacher, Rambert also trained with Enrico Cecchetti, opening her ballet school in upon receipt of her Cecchetti certificate.

In , she w