Stretch, stimulate, or simply refresh your spirit and frame of mind. Challenge yourself to do all 15 or pick just a few and be primed and ready to get back to that routine at summer’s end!
June 2011
41 posts
@FrameDance Productions is a year old. See me and fellow Framers and if you can, go a step further, contributing for gift items like a cupcake (for our birthday, of course) to covering one month of web hosting, costumes, program printing costs and more. No amount is too small.
Rely on the feedback of a good teacher. It is usually difficult to see or feel mistakes for yourself without regular correction, adjustment, and advice. Eventually, with this training and response, you’ll begin to feel more confident that you are executing the movement with proper technique.
But remember that dancers are always fine tuning and perfecting the way they move, going beyond simply ‘correct’ and looking for the more efficient, or expressive, or dazzling way to do something. Enjoy the never-ending process!
2 Changement
3 Royale
4 Entrechat quatre
5-8, 1-4 Repeat 1-4 twice more
5 echappe saute to 2nd position
6-7 saute in 2nd
8 close Left foot front
1-16 Repeat all on other side” —Petit Allegro
@TonyaPlank captures the event at her blog Swan Lake Samba Girl.
@julieiclark gives an overview of these 3 summer training methods at BalletScoop.
@ClassActTutu shares a button technique for easily mixing and matching bodices to skirts.
@Bead_109 shares a visual her ballet teacher gave for help with balancing.
Nature provides really useful imagery for balancing. I tell my students about “growing” a balance… find that explanation here.
Madam @adultbeginner is not as beginnerish anymore. Total newbie asks what to expect. AB gives solid, encouraging answer with her usual flare. Cool.
Which is your favorite? Thanks @jordoncloud for the list!
@Bead_109 shares some philosophical thoughts that resonate.
Madam @adultbeginner gives some tips.
Prepping for Summer Partnering via BalletScoop’s @julieiclark
On one stage, one night only, you will see dancers from PA Ballet, Boston Ballet, Trey McIntyre Project, Lord of the Dance, Tap Team 2, Rennie Harris RHAW, Barbara Sandonato School of Ballet, Say Dance Collective, Ballet Fleming, and Allie Parsons!!! All monies go to Hope Dances, a dance outreach program for special needs children!
Saturday, June 18th 7:30pm
Painted Bride Arts Center 230 Vine St Philadelphia
Tickets are $25
Artists Performing:
Rennie Harris RHAW
Jeff & Lia Cirio, Boston Ballet
Zak Hench & Aranxta Ochoa, Pennsylvania Ballet
Say Dance Collective
Tap Team Two
Ballet Fleming
Dylan G-Bowley & Chanel Da Silva, Trey McIntyre Project
Allie Parsons
Barbara Sandonato School of Ballet
Declan Crowley, Lord of the Dance!
Proceeds go to Hope Dances, a dance outreach program for special needs children!!
To purchase your tickets, please visit:
http://www.paintedbride.org/unclassifiable/dance-for-dreams-2/
@copyblogger provides an extensive list of how-to links & advice.