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Nov 21, 2024
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DAN-2340 High Intermediate Ballet IV Credits 2 This course is the final-level high intermediate study of classical ballet technique. The students’ execution at the ballet barre is maintained at a high level of execution, and students execute a complete barre sequence on both sides without stoppage. Any necessary pointe work from the previous level is used for added strength and control. In the center, students create an adagio combination incorporating previously learned components of classical ballet technique. Students have the option to work en pointe to increase the difficulty of the phrase. Students create a petit allegro combination that emphasizes musicality and artistry. Across the floor, students create a grand allegro variation featuring elevation and a change of direction. Students perform all their created components of the class in a final public performance. Prerequisite(s): DAN-2330 or permission of the Academic Coordinator of Dance. Course Outcomes
- Execute a complete barre sequence on both sides without stoppage.
- Create an adagio combination of learned components of classical ballet technique.
- Create a petit allegro combination that emphasizes musicality and artistry.
- Create a grand allegro variation featuring elevation and a change of direction.
- Perform a high intermediate level choreographed ballet dance.
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