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    Ballerina Research Paper

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    dancers strive to achieve from the moment they first lace up their pink‚ silk ballet slippers. But what is the perfect ballerina‚ what is the ideal they are attempting to reach and what are the consequences of dancing to an‚ ultimately‚ unattainable goal? These questions have started to catch the attention of parents‚ friends‚ doctors and dance teaches as the prevalence rate of eating disorders skyrockets within the ballet community. When one thinks of the perfect ballerina they probably envision a

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    In the ballet there are many different approaches to many different pieces. There is more modern/contemporary approach to ballet in this day and age and more of a classical take on ballet when it first came about. Out of all the ballets in the world that have been dances and performed‚ I will be reviewing Romeo and Juliet (1940) and Radio and Juliet (2005) approaches. Besides the time difference and the ballet itself‚ there are many differences and similarities that these two pieces share and will

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    Mikhail Baryshnikov is a professional dancer. Born in Latvia in 1948 has become one of the best ballet dancers in the world. Baryshnikov is known for being versatile dancer with high leaps and strong turnouts. He has performed and choreographed with several renowned ballet theaters in the world and continue to perform and create his own works to this day. Baryshnikov has not only transformed the dance world‚ but has also taken his passion and love of dance to film. Throughout all of his career Baryshnikov

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    Television is a cultural reference point for most of us‚ a type of shorthand that makes it easy to carry on a conversation. Columnist Ellen Goodman wrote that to those born since the baby boom of the late ‘40s‚ “All history begins with television.” We compare ourselves to those on TV; we change how we dress and cut our hair and talk based on the latest television trend. Viewers pick up catch phrases and turn them into side-splitting party parodies that in turn become part of our culture. For decades

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    Research work Art Nouveau in Riga Architecture Riga 2009 Contents 1. Art Nouveau……………………………………………………………….....3 2. Art Nouveau in Riga..………………………………………………………...3 3. Art Nouveau in other areas..……………………………………….….……...4 4. Elizabetes street 10b..……………………………………………….………..4 5. Assessment…………………………………………………...……..………..7 6. References……………………………………………………………………8 1. Art Nouveau Art Nouveau is an international movement and style of art‚ architecture and applied

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    “You can dream big and it doesn’t matter what you look like‚ or where you come from. - Misty Copeland” Misty Copeland the first African American to be appointed as a principal dancer for American Ballet Theatre. Misty Copeland is inspires people to do great things‚ she encourages people to do what they want to do‚ even when there are people that will always tell you that you can’t do it. Misty Copeland is someone who was remembered for her determination‚ courage‚ and perseverance. By examining Misty

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    Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake

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    minorities take on in the world of music. To fully understand this situation‚ and why people have the views that they do‚ let us take a look at two very significant pieces in history. Swan Lake composed by Tchaikovsky is one of the greatest works for ballet companies worldwide. When it was originally performed for the first

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    his own identity in this world of miners illustrating the social conventions in a community restricting individuals from transitioning into the world. Billy’s father‚ boxing instructor and his brother are all against him in the journey of becoming a ballet dancer as it is against the community. This happened in the 1980s‚ when the London mine workers were striking against the forced closure of the coalmines by PM Margaret Thatcher. The bias judgment in the dialogue‚ “you are a disgrace to those boxing

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    Beasts‚ Airs‚ and Aureole. His dances were very unique due to his often used combination of ballet with powerful isolations of everyday gestures.

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    father has grown up in a male dominated‚ violent and stereotypical world thus is strongly against Billy’s pursuit of Ballet. This is evident when Jackie explains to Billy that ballets “not for lads‚ Billy”. The dialogue between Jackie and Billy conveys Jackie’s outlooks on the situation and coupled with the aggressive tone makes it clear to Billy he does not want him to do ballet. This can however be contrasted to the final scene where Billy’s persistence or pursuing pays off because as he moves

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