dancergirl39 Posted March 21, 2005 Report Share Posted March 21, 2005 At my studio, we have technique class only twice a week. It's 1 and a half hours long, but this is how it's used: 50 minutes: barre 10 minutes: stretching 10 minutes: center 5 minutes: across the floor any empty space: talking During the first SI I went to, the barre was a warm up for center, which was like a performance. I think we do way too much barre and too little center. We do like 3 combinations in the center. Any advice? Quote Link to comment
Mel Johnson Posted March 21, 2005 Report Share Posted March 21, 2005 Study somewhere else! Quote Link to comment
Administrators Victoria Leigh Posted March 21, 2005 Administrators Report Share Posted March 21, 2005 My advice was given to you in another topic, dancergirl. If you want to be a dancer, get out of that place and find a REAL Ballet School. First of all, only two technique classes a week is ridiculous. Secondly, the barre should not be more than 45 minutes, maximum, in an hour and a half class. There should be 45 minutes of center work, at least. This should include a first center combination using port de bras and positions of the body, then adagio, then pirouettes (at least one combination, two if possible), small sautés and changements for warming up the jumps, then petit allegro, grand allegro, and reverence. Quote Link to comment
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