Teachers Workshop
BALLET
TEACHER
COURSE
TEACHER
JULY 13th to 17th
JULY 20th to 24th
Ballet Teachers Course:
Introduction to the Cuban Ballet Methodology :
Elementary Level (Ballet 1- Ballet 2 and Pointe beginner).
Course with one of the most important figures of of Dance in the world,
RAMONA DE SAA. Director of Cuban National Ballet School
Ballet Teachers Course:
Introduction to the Cuban Ballet Methodology :
Elementary Level (Ballet 1- Ballet 2 and Pointe beginner).
Course with one of the most important figures of of Dance in the world,
RAMONA DE SAA. Director of Cuban National Ballet School
Introduction to the Cuban Ballet Methodology :
Elementary Level (Ballet 1- Ballet 2 and Pointe beginner).
Course with one of the most important figures of of Dance in the world,
RAMONA DE SAA. Director of Cuban National Ballet School
Cuban Ballet Teacher Course
Orlando International School of Dance offer:
Introduction of the Cuban Method
Introduction of the Cuban Method
Elementary Level - (Ballet 1 - Ballet 2 and Pointe Beginner)
Some History
Exercises execution for the first years of ballet
Exercises execution for the first years of ballet
Technical combination of exercises in the early years of Ballet
Turning Technique,
Allegro Technique
Pointe work initiation tips and more
A week course in Orlando, FL
Master teachers:
Ramonna de Saa & Niurka De Saa
Ramonna de Saa & Niurka De Saa
Module 1: Jul 13th to 17th
Module 2: Jul 20th to 24th
Theoretical & Practical
$785.00 per Module
RAMONA DE SAA
Director of Cuban National Ballet School
Director of Cuban National Ballet School
For the first time in Central Florida, teaching this week course hosted by Orlando International School of Dance, we will focus on the 1st year (Elementary level) of Cuban National Ballet School's eight-years curriculum.Participants will learn about history, methodology and characteristics of the Cuban Ballet, Exercises for the 1st year, Turns and Allegro Technique, Initiation to Pointe using the Cuban National Ballet School curriculum from Ramona de Saa.
About Ramona de Saa
NIURKA DE SAA
Ballet Master Instructor(ITALY - CUBA)
Ballet Master Instructor
Profile:
Currently working in Italy at the Teatro Nuovo in Turin. As Master of Ballet of the company and teacher of the Academy of Dance School Coreutico, guest teacher at the school of Royal Ballet of London.
Niurka carries out her international experience working in Schools and Company from diverse countries as Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Italy and being invited on several occasions as a teacher to the Royal Ballet and National School of Ballet of Canada.
Cuban Ballet Method:
The Cuban Ballet Method has a romantic feel that combines the high Russian extension with the fancy Italian footwork and French arm artistry. The Cuban Method has evolved from the Vaganova method, emphasizing dancing with the entire body, promoting harmonious movement among arms, legs and torso and combining the Italian Cecchetti and the French method of dance. In the Cuban Method, the torso is the foundation of all movement; its work is very clean and precise, though not stiff. The dancer's torso, for that reason, needs to be strong and under impeccable alignment and control. These are just some of the things that make the Cuban Ballet Method unique.
There are many things to say of every style of ballet, but during recent years much emphasis has been brought to Cuban ballet dancers as principle dancers around the world.
Cuban dancers have a method of training that combines the best of Russian, French, and English techniques. There is no style of dance that one can say is exclusive, because one will always have to do with the other. This is why Cuban ballet formed not only from one but from all influences. You can see the long and high jumps of the Russian school, with the clean steps and postures of the English, not forgetting the attention to detail of the American ballet, all complimenting a fusion of precision. The whole purpose of the creation of this Cuban technique was to create an ideal style of ballet, which is now known as the “Alonso Style,” a style that, unlike any other, pays attention to the form as a whole and not by its parts, turning the dancer into an aesthetically perfect figure.
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Cuban dancers have a method of training that combines the best of Russian, French, and English techniques. There is no style of dance that one can say is exclusive, because one will always have to do with the other. This is why Cuban ballet formed not only from one but from all influences. You can see the long and high jumps of the Russian school, with the clean steps and postures of the English, not forgetting the attention to detail of the American ballet, all complimenting a fusion of precision. The whole purpose of the creation of this Cuban technique was to create an ideal style of ballet, which is now known as the “Alonso Style,” a style that, unlike any other, pays attention to the form as a whole and not by its parts, turning the dancer into an aesthetically perfect figure.
HEALTHYMAGAZINE
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