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| Upper Levels The following information applied to the 2006-2007 Season. Check back in late July for information about the 2007-2008 Season! |
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Photos: Jeff Sabo
BALLET VI
Ballet VI builds self-sufficiency as a
dancer, concentration in class, and
musicality. Students take 6 or more
classes per week. The Variations
class will be danced on pointe only at
the teachers' discretion and the
student must attend at least one
other pointe class per week.
ADVANCED BALLET
Training advances to the
pre-professional level, with students
attending 7 or more classes each
week. Pointe Variations, the soloist
work of ballerinas, and Pas de Deux
(Adagio), dancing with a partner, are
exciting additions to the curriculum.
Classes are demanding and
emphasize performance qualities.
All pointe classes at all levels
must be preceded by a ballet class.
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Ballet VI builds self-sufficiency as a
dancer, concentration in class, and
musicality. Students take 6 or more
classes per week. The Variations
class will be danced on pointe only at
the teachers' discretion and the
student must attend at least one
other pointe class per week.
ADVANCED BALLET
Training advances to the
pre-professional level, with students
attending 7 or more classes each
week. Pointe Variations, the soloist
work of ballerinas, and Pas de Deux
(Adagio), dancing with a partner, are
exciting additions to the curriculum.
Classes are demanding and
emphasize performance qualities.
All pointe classes at all levels
must be preceded by a ballet class.
Back to list