Responsable : Gwenevere.kaiser@champaignparks.org

Lieu : Springer Cultural Center - Dance Studio 204 | 301 North Randolph Street, Champaign, IL, 61820

Description :

Students must present themselves as eager and driven within the classroom setting. In adage movements, instructors will be watching for the development of weight placement over the forefoot of the supporting leg to facilitate correct turnout and strength. Double pirouettes should become refined and strong, and fouetté turns will become solid. Growing strength and control of the trunk and pelvis in adage work will develop into a security that facilitates higher leg extensions, grand battement, and grand allegro. Ballon in petite allegro will become refined, and pointework is expected at this level. Students will develop a sense of self-critique while also learning how to further their growth through conditioning and dance history.

Students will start this class as a Ballet 8, once they have proved their technical abilities after evaluation, students will continue as a Ballet 9 which will allow extra training privileges and complexity to exercises.

For late registration inquiries, contact Gwenevere.kaiser@champaignparks.org or 217-819-3920.

Places disponibles : 8/12

Prix : 465,27 $ - 2 836,50 $ Taxes exonérées

Âge requis : Plus de 13 ans au jour de l'activité

Notes : Dress Code: BALLET 8 • Option 1 – Hunter green cotton-lycra tank style leotard, skin tone tights, and pink or skin tone split sole ballet shoes • Option 2 – Heavy black tights, white short-sleeved leotard or white t-shirt, white socks and black split sole ballet shoes, black or nude dance belt. BALLET 9 • Option 1 – black cotton-lycra tank style leotard, skin tone tights, and pink or skin tone split sole ballet shoes • Option 2 – Heavy black tights, white short-sleeved leotard or white t-shirt, white socks and black split sole ballet shoes, black or nude dance belt. Hair: All hair must be pulled away from the face regardless of length. These guidelines apply to all core ballet and continuing education ballet classes. Short hair (above chin length or shorter) - Hair should be pulled back off the face with clips, barrettes, bobby pins, or a secured fabric headband. Medium hair (too short for a bun) - Hair should be pulled back in a ponytail or pigtails. Wisps should be secured with bobby pins or barrettes as needed. Long hair - Hair should always be secured in a neat, tidy bun using hair pins, bobby pins, and hair nets. Wisps should be secured with bobby pins or barrettes as needed. Bangs - Bangs must be pinned out of the face or pulled back with a secured headband. For more details on dress code and guidelines, please refer to the Dance Arts Handbook at Dance Arts (champaignparks.org).

Étiquettes : Dance Enrichment Arts Dance

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