Tips for Children's Ballet Classes
Learn how to enroll your child in ballet classes with expert tips on ballet studios and ballet teachers in this free video series on ballet dancing.
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Summary: A form sweeps lightly across the stage, gracefully arching arms and neck, balancing posture with poise effortlessly—this is the image that ballet dancers the world over spend a lifetime creating. Originating in Italy in the late 1400's, ballet is a beautiful dance that takes years of training to perfect. Ballet dancers train their bodies, investing years in dance schools, perfecting their jeté, their rand de jambre, their relevé. When everything comes together, the ballet is a spectacle of wonder, telling us the timeless stories of history and the human heart through measured expressions of fluid and beautiful motion.
Starting ballet at a young age is the best way to develop your skills as a dancer. In this free video series, our expert will teach you how to enroll your child in ballet classes. Not only will you child be exercises and learning a beautiful dance, but she will also be able to develop listening skills and releasing energy. Our expert will give you tips on what to look for in a ballet studio, including why it's important to check the studio floors, bathroom, and teachers certification. Get tips on finding out about a ballet class style and competition level as well. If you have a child interested in ballet dancing or simply want to find an after school activity, let our expert introduce you and your child to ballet classes.
About the Expert
Linda Brown has been teaching children ballet, jazz and other forms of dance for over 20 years. Brown studied dance at the prestigious Florida State University School of Dance. She has initiated, developed and implemented dance curriculum for local schools. She has also organized, publicized and directed recitals in large theaters and opera houses. A skilled choreographer, Brown has taught dances for Broadway Revues, beauty pageants and other stage productions. She recommends the Ann Carroll School of Dance, in Franklin, Tennessee.
Contact: www.anncarrollschoolofdance.com
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