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Basic Principles of Classical Ballet

This book delves into the core principles and techniques that underpin classical ballet, offering readers an in-depth understanding of the art form's history, terminology, and physical requirements. more

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Agrippina Vaganova
Agrippina Vaganova

Agrippina Vaganova was a distinguished ballet teacher who made substantial contributions to ballet education. Born on July 6, 1879, and passing away on November 5, 1951, Vaganova's teaching method, known as the 'Vaganova method,' has had a profound impact on ballet training worldwide. more

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