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Author:   Nina Danilova (Associate Professor, School of Dance, Associate Professor, School of Dance, University of North Carolina School of the Arts)
Publisher:   Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint:   Oxford University Press Inc
Dimensions:   Width: 27.70cm , Height: 1.30cm , Length: 21.60cm
Weight:   0.816kg
ISBN:  

9780190227104

ISBN 10:   0190227109
Pages:   288
Publication Date:   01 September 2016
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Foreword Preface Acknowledgements Introduction by Natalia Makarova The Program of the Course Explanation of the process of teaching the new Variations Course How to Read Ballet Variations of Danilova's Series of Variations Part one Variations (1-4) 1. Le Talisman. Choreography after M.Petipa. From Pas de deux 2 Giselle. Choreography after M.Petipa from Peasant pas de deux 3. Paquita. Choreography after M.Petipa. 2nd Solo La Sylphide from Grand Pas 4. Paquita. Choreography after M.Petipa. 1st Solo Grand Fouetté from Grand Pas Part two Variations (5-8) 5. Paquita. Choreography after M.Petipa 3rd Solo Chelesta from Grand Pas 6. Raymonda . Choreography after M.Petipa. From 1st act - Raymonda's dream. 7. Le Corsaire. Choreography after M.Petipa. 2nd Solo Emboîté from Pas de Odalisques 8.(a) Sleeping Beauty . Choreography after M.Petipa. Princess Florine from Bluebird pas de deux 8.(b) Sleeping Beauty . Choreography after M.Petipa. Princess Florine from Bluebird pas de deux Ballet Terminology Biographies: Danilova, Models, and technical and creative assistants Bibliography Credits Index

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Nina Danilova has created a valuable resource for the aspiring dancer of classical ballet. Her system provides the teacher or the student with necessary tools to continue study and pass down classical variations to the next generation. Ms. Danilova is recognized in the dance world for her outstanding ability at training hundreds of young dancers for professional career. This book is a wonderful complement to any serious training program. -- Wanda H. Plemmons, Director, Academy of Dance Arts, Inc. Nina Danilova has provided a detailed and useful guide for teaching these eight classical ballet variations. It is a valuable reference and resource to have in the classroom and ballet studio. -- Rick McCullough, Associate Professor, School of Dance, Florida State University Nina Danilova has provided a detailed and useful guide for teaching these eight classical ballet variations. It is a valuable reference and resource to have in the classroom and ballet studio. -- Rick McCullough, Associate Professor, School of Dance, Florida State University

Author Information

Nina Danilova is a Vaganova-trained dancer and a former member of the Kirov company. She holds a graduate degree in ballet pedagogy and has worked with the award-winning Pacific Northwest Ballet. She is currently Associate Professor of Dance at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, where her popular variations class provided the inspiration for this book.

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