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    The Juilliard School Juilliard accepts 24 students each year (Juilliard Web). There are many requirements to get into Juilliard and it is said to be very tricky to get into. Personally‚ one of my main goals is to get into Juilliard. I have been dancing ever since I was a little girl‚ and I have always loved it. I feel very happy whenever I’m dancing and it’s just like magic‚ but when it really hit me that I wanted to go there someday was when we went to New York City to visit. I saw the Juilliard

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    A recent film that I have studied in class has managed to unsettle me‚ to change my views about major issues such as gender and family I found Billy Elliot to be a moving and uplifting film about motherless Billy fulfilling his dream of becoming a ballet dancer‚ in the process overcoming the objections of his father and brother. By setting the movie in the context of a mining community‚ and more specifically against the backdrop of the 1980’s miners’ strike they were able to refer to gender and class

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    Text: Mao’s Last Dancer I chose the autographical novel ‘Mao’s Last Dancer’‚ composed by Li Cunxin‚ as it has several themes that convey the idea of a journey. It is physical in the way Li Cunxin had to work hard to be a professional ballet dancer and it is also mental as it is a road to self-discovery. The autobiography is also extremely inspirational and inscribed in first person‚ therefore this allows the reader to see the personal journey of Li. I believe this text also relates to Shakespeare’s

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    Swan Lake is a globally well-known ballet choreographed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. He composed the ballet in the late 1880s. Even though it failed miserably initially‚ Swan Lake is now considered the renowned classical ballet piece among the many others. I personally grew up watching numerous Swan Lake plays. Talk about the choreographer briefly in one paragraph. Swan Lake centers around the story of two girls: Odette and Odile who resemble each other closely. Odette‚ a young maiden

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    covering more than one-eighth of the Earth’s inhabited land area. Russia is also the world’s ninth most populous nationwith nearly 144 million people as of 2015. Culture Russian culture has a long and rich cultural history‚ steeped in literature‚ ballet‚ painting and classical music. While outsiders may see the country as drab‚ Russia has a very visual cultural past‚ from its colorful folk costumes to its ornate religious symbols Languages While Russian is the official language‚ many Russians also

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    Festivals in Lebanon

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    What is a Festival ? A festival or gala is an event ordinarily staged by a local community‚ which centers on and celebrates some unique aspect of that community and the Festival. Festivals‚ of many types‚ serve to meet specific needs‚ as well as to provide entertainment. These times of celebration offer a sense of belonging for religious‚ social‚ or geographical groups. Modern festivals that focus on cultural or ethnic topics seek to inform members of their traditions . Lebanese Festivals:-

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    She took part in ballet lessons; although at first she was incredibly incompetent and clumsy‚ she kept practicing and did not abandon her goal which her parents thought unrealistic. Q3: I think Toshimi has a high level of social interest. A person with a high level of social interest implies her characteristic of respect and consideration for all human beings. She is altruistic‚ trustworthy‚ socially adjusted‚ nurturing‚ and helpful to others. In this case‚ she started her ballet school to help other

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    29‚ 1913 a ballet was held at the Champs Élysées Theatre by Stravinsky called The Rite of Spring. This piece was “a celebration of pagan rituals that eventually leads to a sacrifice of a chosen young woman to propitiate the gods of spring." However‚ the premiere had not gone as planned. The audience was not fully ready for what they were going to encounter throughout the performance‚ therefore‚ a riot had begun. Which eventually had ended the performance early (p.305). Now the ballet might not had

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    (1882-1871) The Firebird Suite (1910; version from 1919) Introduction - The Firebird and its Dance Round of the Princesses (Khorovod) Infernal Dance of King Kaschei Berceuse Finale The first of Igor Stravinsky’s three famous early ballets‚ The Firebird is the most traditional and derivative. While The Firebird‚ similar to Petrushka and The Rite Of Spring‚ is unquestionably one of Stravinsky’s masterpieces‚ if considered strictly historically it can be‚ with some justice‚ viewed as

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    of Billy’s boxing coach. He informs the boys that half the boxing hall is being used for ballet lessons and warns them to stay away from the girls‚ “No hanky panky is that understood?” This rhetorical question acts as an overlay to jump shorts between the girls in their tutus and the boys in their boxing gloves. The composer’s use of these techniques together is suggestive of the notion that only girls do ballet and only boys do boxing and as a result alludes to gender stereotyping. Further into the

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