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    Ball Dance Research Paper

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    dance recitals, I have never worn a pink tutu or seen a pointe dancer wearing a pink tutu. Usually, the costumes for recitals are theme-based and extremely intricate. But during practice sessions, they wear simple, black clothes.…

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    dreams. Pointe shoes drastically revolutionized romantic ballet dancing, because of the expressive potential that they provided and they made the ballerina seem ethereal. A video demonstration of romantic ballet was Giselle act 2. I found this ballet to be very smooth and the dancers seem to glide on the stage giving the impression of ghosts gliding in the night. The lighting of the stage is very dark and the white dresses that the dancers are wearing really make them stand out. The shoes are…

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    five years. This five-year experience was full of pain and joy. When I was 7 years old, I was sent by my parents to learn ballet. I was full of yearning, I really enjoyed the feeling of flying on the stage, more want to wear the white dress and shoes. I still remember when I first came to the dancing room, I was nervous and excited. I was a novice to learn about the Ballet. First, the teacher asked us to practice the basic skills. I will never forget how it hurts me. I cried every night not…

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    On April 15th I viewed “Carnival of the Animals”- a collaboration between the Arkansas Philharmonic and the Northwest Arkansas Ballet Theatre. The performance featured several different styles and types of performing arts, including acting, dancing, and a symphony. I also noticed several different things whilst viewing this program that heavily influenced my overall assessment. When I first walked into the Arend Arts Center, I noticed the stage was split in two. Stage right had several chairs…

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    form which was introduced in the 1500, It includes lots of technical movements and slow paced music. A ballet routine is made up of soft flowing movements from the arms and legs and can be performed with what is called pointe shoes which is made up of layer of materials. Pointe shoes allow ballerinas to dance on the tips of their toes which make their movements look slower and softer. Ballet is an artistic form of dance performed to music. A type of ballet is classical ballet, which originated…

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    could get the move down. I felt super proud of myself when I was the first one in my class to master the move, well the best a five year old can master a move. My memories of dance have grown since then. I remember the first time I set my eyes on pointe shoes. I was ten and I was having my first Saturday…

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    dancers with brighter and bolder influences to the art. One very famous ballerina, whose fame is still carried through the ballet world today, greatly influenced ballet. At 18 years old, Marie Taglioni was the first dancer to perform on pointe, creating the technique of pointe, and changing the art of…

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    I. The Nutcracker ballet is one of the most famous ballets in history. For many, it is a yearly tradition to watch or perform this well-known performance. This story starts on Christmas Eve with two siblings, Clara and Fritz, being led to see their presents. Clara instantly falls in love with a nutcracker soldier. After deciding to play with the doll, Fritz accidently breaks its bottom teeth. Clara becomes mad and cares for the nutcracker in the playroom. The clock strikes twelve and she…

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    Tap Dance History

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    for about seven years as well. It was my favorite style. It’s an exciting,fun, and challenging experience learning to match or create beats with just a pair of tap shoes. The training for tap is somewhat different from that of ballet. Tap training focuses mostly on how to get different sounds and patterns out of a student’s tap shoes. Students learn things like how to scuff their shoe to get a certain sound and how to shuffle their feet to make a rhythm. Like ballet, tap includes some core…

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    The modern ballet performance The Deep End exert 'swimming' is about Australians love for water. The piece is made of both modern ballet and contemporary. The dance could be interpreted in a couple of ways, either swimming in the beach or in a pool. The deep end was performed in 1996 by the Australian ballet and choreographed by Meryl Tankard. Meryl Tankard is one of Australia's greatest and most controversial choreographers. One particular move in section A of The Deep End was the circular…

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