"The first ballet in the world"

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Mime and dance techniques combined

Dance Styles and Emotions of Versailles

French Dance School Promotion of French Terminology

Five hand and foot positions are standardized

Based on figure ballet, geometric figures, symmetry and frontal formations

plot ballet

Pay attention to drama structure and emphasize the particularity of dance drama

advocates the beneficial effects of nature

Pay attention to emotional expression and oppose emphasis on skills

Emphasis on the comprehensive cultivation of dance artists

First performed in the French provincial city of Bordeaux in 1789, it is the only play still active on the stage today. When it premiered, it was named "Straw Ballet", which means a ballet that expresses peasant life. It was also the first ballet to reflect the French common people at that time. A dance drama with realistic themes for ordinary people, written and directed by Doberval Theme idea: Through the story of a young man and woman falling in love freely, it embodies the advocacy of marriage. The progressive theme of independent opposition to the feudal prejudices of the hierarchies clearly embodies the new aesthetic ideas of the third estate. and new moral concepts - mocking the vices and prejudices of the decadent feudal aristocratic class and praising the struggle of the new bourgeoisie for free love

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Another name for "romantic ballet" because the main image is mostly dressed in The fairy in the knee-length white gauze skirt is named after the ghost, like a virgin in a romantic ballet. She is the title heroine in classic plays such as "La Sylphide" and her pinnacle work and tragic masterpiece "Giselle". The use of this white gauze skirt helps embody the light and elegant aesthetic ideal of romantic ballet.

character dance

pas de deux

An early masterpiece of Russian classical ballet, first performed at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg in 1877. The theme of the dance drama is taken from the life of dancers in ancient Indian temples. "Dancers" are unique to Indian temples. A professional dancer whose function is to serve the gods with beautiful dances. In the dance drama, Petipa fully demonstrates His ability to choreograph classical ballet pas de deux and group dances. His dance not only retains the high technical skills of classical ballet, but also has rigorous execution. A logical development, he attaches great importance to plot dance and mime, and is good at using all means to serve the plot.

For more than 110 years, "Sleeping Beauty" has been famous for its breathtaking music, majestic dance, elegant costumes, and extravagant sets. And the overwhelming crowd tactics created an unprecedented spectacle of theater dance, attracting dancers and audiences from all over the world.

Premiered at the Bolshoi Theater, the story is selected from Mussos' "German Folk Fairy Tales" It embodies the poetic taste of ballet aesthetics that "lyricism comes first, technique comes second"

Based on the fairy tale "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King" The script is divided into two parts: one is celebrating Christmas and the other is the candy kingdom

"The first ballet without plot in the history of ballet" "The debut of modern ballet"

Create new forms according to the needs of the theme

Pantomime gestures only have meaning when conveying a plot

Stylized actions only make sense if they recreate the style of a certain era

Group dance Group dance and solo dance together serve to express the work

Promote dance and music to establish an equal and mutually beneficial relationship

One-act two-act ballet Premiered at the Paris Opera

Female solo dance performing Pavlova Theme: Still alive despite death

The work represents the realistic psychological depiction of Russian ballet in the early 20th century. High achievement in drama and drama Petrushka's fate was rough, and she was unlucky enough to get no sympathy or comfort. Want to break out of the cage but can't

Refers to a new variety of ballet that emerged and gradually developed in the first half of the 20th century. It was penetrated by Freud's psychoanalytic theory. An art form that emerged in various fields of Western literature and art. British choreographer Anthony Tudor (known as the father of psychological ballet), Under the influence of Fokine's innovative ideas, he successfully introduced psychology into the creation method of ballet, and was influenced by Freudian psychology through time and space. Mental coordination of dynamic relationships and fluency, rather than traditional pantomime gestures. Complex facial expressions. Complex props. Heavy scenery, focused on exploration. The inner world of the characters. In psychological ballet works, we can see that choreographers are best at handling those sad, painful or melancholy scenes. And this is the biggest feature of psychological ballet. Antony Tudor, the representative choreographer of psychological ballet, has the classic work "Lilac Garden"

one act ballet The pioneering work of psychological ballet