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Ballet [autosaved]
- 1. Ballet: Physical and Social Effects By Karson Orrick
- 2. History • Invented in the early 15th century • Peeked during the Italian Renaissance • Blossomed in Russia and Europe
- 3. Types •Formal •Pointe
- 5. Positions Positions First Second Third Forth Fifth
- 6. TechniquesTechniques Techniques ”Ballet technique is arbitrary and ”Ballet technique is arbitrary very difficult. It and very difficult. never becomes It never becomes easy... it easy... it becomes becomes possible.” possible.” - Agnes de Mille - Agnes de Mille
- 7. Common Misconceptions •Does not require strength •Flexibility
- 8. Physical Advantages Physical Advantages •Core strength •Body control •Gracefulness
- 9. Physical Disadvantages •Required/pressured to maintain a lean, fit physique •Low self-esteem
- 11. Social Disadvantages Social Disadvantages “Letting go of perfectionism, so ingrained in the nature of a ballet dancer, can be the most difficult thing.” - Author Unknown
- 12. Works Cited Slide 2 image retrieved from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art Slide 3 image received from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art Slide 4 image received from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art Slide 5 image received from http://burnabysouthdance.blogspot.com/ Slide 6 image received from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art Slide 7 image received from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art Slide 8 image received from http://burnabysouthdance.blogspot.com/ Slide 9 image received from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art Slide 11 image received from “The Developing Child” by Helen Bee Slide 11 image received from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art