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A complete ballet course based on the most celebrated, widely used classical dance method in the world (by the great Italian master Enrico Cecchetti). Written by his son and pupil, this guide is the only direct, true testimony of Cecchetti's aesthetic and scientific teaching principles. This 2nd volume includes books 4, 5 and a dance glossary. The sensational discovery of this work by Grazioso Cecchetti, son of the great Italian ballet master Enrico (1850-1928), is now made extremely valuable since it represents the only direct testimony of the famous Cecchetti method of classical ballet (the Italian School), until now passed down exclusively through the writings of his followers and students. Over 700 original sketches and drawings by the author himself, included in this work, make it a truly complete handbook on the most celebrated and widely used classical dance method in the anglo-saxon world. The work is divided into two volumes, as the original. Specifically, this second volume explores allegro exercises, pointe work and turns, exercises in turns, enchaînements, variations, programs and daily exercises for the week, and a glossary of dance terms. AUTHORS: Grazioso Cecchetti was born in St. Petersburg (Russia) in 1892. He was still very young when he studied under his father's method at the Cecchetti school in St. Petersburg. From then on he continued the family tradition of teaching and choreography. Flavia Pappacena, is an Italian classical ballet teacher who teaches Dance Theory and Dance Aesthetics at the National Academy of Dance in Rome, Italy, and at the ""La Sapienza"" University of Rome. She is the director of the dance books for Gremese and is author of numerous esseys and technical manuals on dance that have been translated in various languages. She lives in Rome, Italy. 300 illustrations

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Grazioso Cecchetti was born in St. Petersburg (Russia) in 1892. He was still very young when he studied under his father's method at the Cecchetti school in St. Petersburg. From then on he continued the family tradition oif teaching and choreography. In 1 Flavia Pappacena, is an Italian classical ballet teacher who teaches Dance Theory and Dance Aesthetics at the National Academy of Dance in Rome, Italy, and at the ""La Sapienza"" University of Rome. She is the director of the dance books for Gremese and is author of numerous esseys and technical manuals on dance that have been translated in various languages. She lives in Rome, Italy.

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