Ballet

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It depends on what type of school you are looking for, and what type of training you are seeking. If you are looking for classical ballet training, the top schools are generally associated with professional ballet companies. For example, the School of American Ballet trains their students for careers in New York City Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet trains their students for their company as well. As far as colleges go, The Juilliard School has an outstanding dance program, as does SUNY Purchase, NYU Tisch, and University of California, Irvine.

I do grade three and where i go you can join at any grade any time.

Boys have a stereotype against ballet because they don't want to be seen as girly or feminine. Many people don't understand how much work it is to be a dancer. To be a dancer, you have to be strong and tough.

Well, Ballet dancing had many types of different costumes.

There's tutus and dresses with flow bottoms, and sometimes people even use pants that look like a body suit but they are very flowy.

But if you are the choreographer you may decide what costume to use. There is no specific traditional type of ballet costume. Just make sure its not something outrageous and crazy because that brings the focus away from the beautiful dance we call ballet.

Men usually wear tights and either shirtless or a plain simple shirt on. They may even wear a tunic. Once again, nothing crazy because that brings the focus away from the beautiful dance moves that you choreographed.

There is nothing that says anything anywhere that men cannot be ballerinas. It is just uncommon because it is a woman's role since they are more elegant than men are.

Yvonne Craig

the nutcracker

the story takes place on Christmas eve

The ballet term for the 180 degree turn on one foot is 'pirouette'. Pirouettes can be double or triple or more, turning 180 degrees multiple times.

Yes, he hired a ballet teacher from Montgomery.

Complexions Contemporary Ballet was created in 1994.

Yes it's one of the cultural arts like museums, the symphony, etc.

They a very large and stick straight out from your waist. They are made of tulle with a design overlay over top usually.

Median hourly earnings of dancers were $9.55 in May 2006. The middle 50 percent earned between $7.31 and $17.50. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $6.62, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $25.75. Annual earnings data for dancers were not available, because of the wide variation in the number of hours worked by dancers and the short-term nature of many jobs-which may last for 1 day or 1 week-make it rare for dancers to have guaranteed employment that exceeds a few months.<http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos094.htm>

exactly I'm sorry, what exactly was the question? Yes, the boys do wear tights and in my experience, quite often. Though in class, they sometimes wear shorts, bike pants and whathave you. You get the general idea.

You need 2 know math because you have 2 count the dance steps out!! if you dont count out the dance steps then you could do the wrong steps at the wrong time and your ceorgrapher would get mad. so i suggest that you do know math unless you want 2 get yelled at and possibly kicked out of that dance school/class

POSH!! i went to one and everyone is up themselves so you should wear a nice formal dress or black stylish pants and a pretty top, but who cares wat you look like becasue watching the ballet is soo much fun!

I do not think you can. There are so many things you can learn. All the words used in ballet are french so you would need to learn those words. You need to be able to point out the details used in ballet. For example, in jazz, when you do a pirohuette turn, your leg by your knee is parallel and in ballet it is turned out. In ballet you all ways use opposites too. Also, you need to learn all the positions. When you do a performance, you don't always smile too. So you probally could not teach yourself ballet.

You can still buy pointe shoes, but if you haven't been trained in ballet you will not only be confused in how to do the moves, it would be very easy to get a serious injury from it. Ballerinas have to go through countless years of training to finally be able to dance on pointe.

hey my names Amy and i am 12 years old and just about to go on pointe i know lots of girls my age and older and they have all worked for years to get on pointe. even if you know everything to do with ballet doesn't mean you are strong enough mentally and physically. It is frustrating trying to get on pointe but just work your hardest and you will get there one day. i know you will if you love it that much folow your dream. That's what i did and now i am living my dream at the age of 12! so keep going you will get there one day, i promise.

Thankyou for reading and don't forget to work hard. All the best of luck Amy. ox

DON'T DO IT, DON'T DO IT, DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've trained for years to do this and someone with no training will break every bone in there body!! trust me I've witnessed it not very pleasant and with years of training ive broke my ankle, 6 of my toes, nearly dislocated a knee cap and fractured a bone in my leg!!!!!! DON'T DO IT, DON'T DO IT, DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT EVER YOU DO DO NOT GO UP ON POINTE WITH OUT PROPER TRAINING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it took me years before i could go on pointe and im 13 i had been training since i was 4 and when i did start my pointe class and it took me half the season to even get my pointe shoes. i no that i don't have a lot of experience as some other people but i have had my ankle roll to the pointe where it had toched the floor and i was still standing luckely i didnt break or fracture anything but it still kept me off my foot for 2 weeks and off pointe for a month . please for the love of dancers every where dot go up on pointe

Hi! I have danced 4 years before going up on pointe, before I went to my new studio I went put on pointe to early and it hurt my feet because they werent strong enough yet...and that was still after dancing 3 years. If you have no dance experience....that wouldn't be very smart.. Ballerina's toes have serious muscles taht help us. :)) but if you love dance... find a ballet studio and start!!

Ballet is a graceful activity that helps some people forget about their worries, and others to find the gracefulness and balance inside them. Ballet was also made as a sort of entertainment to others.

Ballet is still very traditional with a contemporary twist added to it. But ballet is still performed traditionally too. As a dancer I like contemporary ballet best. The basics are still used in contemporary ballet and lyrical dance. Lyrical is a much more modern version of ballet with a little bit more expression.

Goedie

the Nutcracker isn't a musical...? its definitely a ballet. though it has been turned into a movie by barbie or something like that.