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Author Archives: Sarah Wilkiamson
Ballet Barre Basics
1. Six Basic Positions Continue reading
Ballet is Art
Pronounced ball-ay without sounding the \”t\”, ballet isn\’t just about movement although the word itself means \”dance\”. It\’s about moving in a way that highlights elegance, grace and beauty. It\’s about long extended lines and precise arm and leg placement. Taught across the world in formal ballet schools, and informal school gyms, ballet is a highly technical art form that even has its own vocabulary. Continue reading
Why Dance Performances Develop Life Skills
Dance performances usually occur at the end of a semester or year. Everyone, including student\’s and their family, is usually working towards the performance because it\’s such a great experience for everyone. It\’s a great opportunity for Grandparents to come along and either watch or help, too. Continue reading
The Importance of small classes and Individual Teaching
Small classes are preferable rather than big unfriendly ones since dance is a very individual thing. It is essential to find a school that is not simply there for a profit but the success of each student. Try to find school that offer small classes of around six to twelve students per class. Continue reading