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    Ballet

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    * Ballet is a specific academic dance form and technique which is taught in ballet schoolsaccording to specific methods. There are many ballet schools around the world that specializein various styles of ballet and different techniques offered. Works of dance choreographedusing this technique are called ballets‚ and usually include dance‚ mime‚ acting‚ and music(usually orchestral but occasionally vocal). Ballet is best known for its unique features andtechniques‚ such as pointe work‚ turn-out of

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    Criticism Philosophy

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    • CRITICISM PHILOSOPHY o SECTION A: INTRODUCTION Not too many people can listen none defensively‚ or none antagonistically‚ to criticism. And very few of those who listen admit it when they see that they are wrong. The thing is‚ we think that admission of guilt‚ or of being wrong‚ or that we have made a mistake‚ is a sign of weakness. Yet true failure is repeatedly refusing to see your faults. Learning to listen to criticism is a life skill that we’d all do well to master. It is about keeping

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    Film and Lit Period 2 09 Mar 2015 A Deeper Look Into The Arts :Many physical activities are healthy‚ but ballet raises high about most of them‚ due to all of the strength needed‚ balance‚ posture‚ flexibility and others. History of Ballet What is Ballet? A form of dancing performed for theatre audiences. Ballet may tell a story‚ express a mood‚ or simply reflect the music. The Beginnings of Ballet Can be traced to Italy during the 1400’s at the time of the Renaissance. The dukes did much to promote

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    form and is found across world cultures. Ballet traveled to the United States after both World War 1 and World War II and has impacted the dance culture in America ever since. The United States gave ballet the unique opportunity to flourish when much of Europe was greatly impacted by war. Many choreographers and performers were given the chance to come to America to teach‚ start companies or go on tours and developed their own styles and methods of ballet. Perhaps the most important and whose legacy

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    History of Modern Dance

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    Dance (Реферат) Выполнила ученица 11 ГЯК класса Гофман Ксения Руководитель Кабанова О. Н. Пермь 2011 Contents Оглавление Introduction 3 Short history of Dance 4 Ballet in France: 16th - 17th century AD 6 18th and 19th centuries: from court dancing to Romanticism 8 Early 20th century: from ballet to contemporary dance 10 The Beginnings of Modern Dance 11 Early Dancers in the United States 11 German Contributions 12 The Second Generation in America 14 Later Dancers

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    Anorexia in Ballet

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    Anorexia and Bulimia In ballet. Anorexia affects over 24 million people worldwide. 9% percent of The United States of America’s population has some sort of eating disorder‚ and that statistic is even higher is ballet dancers‚ 84% .This essay will explore why the statistic is higher in dancers and the connection between success and being extremely thin. Anorexia and bulimia are both very harsh psychological and physiological disorders. Anorexia is diagnosed when someone’s body weight is

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    “The Dance Class‚” or often referred to as‚ “The Ballet Class‚” to discuss how his interpretation of ballet aspects are de-romanticized despite its era of late romanticism. This topic is of interest to me because I have an appreciation for ballet as an art form. For almost all of my life‚ I have noticed that media and society have hyper-exaggerated the obsession with sexually objectifying ballerinas. This‚ in turn‚ has undermined the true beauty of ballet‚ in which Degas’ painting serves as one of the

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    The Rite of Spring

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    started his dance career after he joined the Imperial Ballet School in 1900‚ in which he studied under Enrico Cecchetti and Nicholas Legat. He took many lead roles until his dance career took a turning point‚ and met Sergei Diaghilev. He danced with famous Anna Pavlova‚ as a lead in the Ballets Russes in Paris‚ and also starred in Fokine’s pieces "Le Pavillon d’Armide‚" "Cleopatra‚" and "The Feast." He then went on to choreograph his own ballets‚ such as "L’Aprés-Midi d’un Faune" (The Afternoon of

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    is creating a sculpture that is visible only for a moment.” – Erol Ozan Ballet has gone through dramatic since its main roots going back to the 15th century in the Italian Renaissance courts. Louis XIV took a huge liking to this form of dance and quite often was engaged in the shows themselves. It is a physically demanding dance style that often has the dancers on the tip of their toes for minutes on end. Just recently ballet has had another major change that it never experienced before. That change

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    Ballet Folklorico

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    dance has a story‚ a representation. Ballet Folklorico is one of those dances that truly represents the culture of it’s origin. Mexico’s traditions and history live on through these dancers‚ even to this day. In the 1950s‚ Amalia Hernandez was a young dancer with a goal. She was a resident of Mexico City. This is where her‚ along with a few dancers founded a dance company. The art of Ballet Folklorico was born. Hernandez then began to choreograph over 30 ballets‚ or dances. When the art of folklorico

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