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Ballet (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}French: ) is a type of performance dance that originated during the Italian Renaissance in the fifteenth century and later developed into a concert…

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Technical methods of ballet instruction

Costumes

Ballet as a career

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Ballet

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Ballet

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related to Further reading · 51
Ballet → Adam, Alexander, Alfred, Anderson, Arabesques Through Time, Au, Ballet In Western Culture, Bland, Cambridge, Cambridge Companion, Cambridge Companions, Cambridge University Press, Carol, Concise History, Dance, Darius, Evolution, Harlequinade Books, Helsinki, History
related to Vaganova method · 18
Ballet → After, Agrippina Vaganova, Basic Principles, Classical Dance, French, Her, Italian, Leningrad Choreographic School, Romantic, Russian, Russian Classical, She, The, The Fundamentals, The Vaganova, These, This, Vaganova
related to Neoclassical ballet · 17
Ballet → Apollo, Balanchine, Balanchine's Episodes, César Franck's, Frederick Ashton's Symphonic Variations, From Petipa, George Balanchine's Apollo, Martha Graham, Music, Neoclassical, Paul Taylor, Roussel, Sergei Diaghilev's, Set, Stravinsky, Tim Scholl, While Balanchine
has method · 16
Ballet → Although, American, Balanchine, Because, Bournonville, Cecchetti Method, Creative, Dance, English, French School, Initial, Many, Royal Academy, There, These, Vaganova Method
related to Classical ballet · 15
Ballet → Classical, Dance, Danish, Different, English, French, Italian, Russian, Several, Some, Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, The Royal Academy, The Sleeping Beauty, They
related to Balanchine method · 14
Ballet → American Ballet, Ballet Chicago Studio, Dancers, Developed, George Balanchine, His, Important, Miami City Ballet, New York, New York City Ballet, Perhaps, Russia, School, The
related to French method · 13
Ballet → Académie Royale, Danish, Danse, For, French, His, In, Nureyev, Rudolf Nureyev, Russian, The French, Two, When Louis XIV
related to The Royal Academy of Dance method (RAD) · 13
Ballet → Bedells, Dance, English, Espinosa, Genee, Great Britain, Karsavina, Richardson, The, The Royal Academy, There, This, United States
related to Contemporary ballet · 11
Ballet → American Ballet Theatre, Another, Both, Contemporary, George Balanchine, In The Upper Room, It, Push Comes To Shove, The, This, Twyla Tharp
related to Romantic ballet · 11
Ballet → Coppélia, Famous, Fanny Elssler, Giselle, Jules Perrot, La Sylphide, Marie Taglioni, Romantic, The, The Romantic, This

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Paul Taylorinstance ofand brought modern dancers into his company0.80text
who in 1959 performed in Balanchine's Episodes.While Balanchine is widely considered the face of neoclassical balletinstance ofand brought modern dancers into his company0.80text
there were others who made significant contributionsinstance ofand brought modern dancers into his company0.80text
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etc. to create visual expression when ballet dancers perform on stageinstance ofDesigners used colors0.80text
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