All About Ballet Dance

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All About Ballet Dance
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Ballet originated in the Italian Renaissance
courts and was brought to France by Catherin de
Medici in the 16th Century!
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In 17th century, ballet popularity in France
increased and started to be performed by
professional dancers with great acrobatic skills.
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Academie de Dance was the first ballet school,
established in 1661 by King Louis XIV
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Style
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Romantic Ballet
Romantic ballet is defined by an era during the
early to mid 19th century in which ballets
featured themes that emphasized intense emotion
as a source of aesthetic experience.
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Classical Ballet
Classical ballet is based on traditional ballet
technique and vocabulary.
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Neoclassical Ballet
Neoclassical ballet is a style that utilizes
classical ballet technique and vocabulary, but
deviates from classical ballet in its use of the
abstract.
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Contemporary Ballet
Contemporary ballet is a form of dance that opens
up the doors to for any style to influence a work
made utilizing ballet technique. 
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Ballet technique represents the foundation
principles for body movement for every dancer
because it gives you
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Precise body form
Strenght
Elegance
Precise body movement
Discipline
Flexibility
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Ballet is the inspiring passion, that drives our
way to success.
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The Greatest Ballerinas For all The Time
Have a look at Top 5 Ballerinas for all the time.
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Anna Pavlova (1881-1931)
One of the most celebrated and influential
ballerinas ever, the Russian made up for her
apparent limited technique with a unique charm.
She's renowned for her creation of the role The
Dying Swan, choreographed for her by Michel
Fokine. 
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Galina Ulanova (1910-1998)
One of the greatest ballerinas of the 20th
century, credited both as a wonderful actress and
dancer.   
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Alicia Markova (1910-2004)
Hailed as the ultimate interpreter of Giselle,
Alicia Markova was a catalytic modernising force
for both British and American dance.
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Margot Fonteyn (1919-1991)
A dancer of incomparable musicality, line and
grace, Fonteyn helped make ballet more accessible
and popular in Britain than it had ever been. 
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Nadia Nerina (1927-2008)
A brilliant leading ballerina with the Royal
Ballet, whose bravura brought her admiration in
Russia. She gained immortality by having
Frederick Ashtons masterpiece La Fille mal
gardée created on her. 
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Ballet is when your soul is moving guided by the
voice you love!