Thursday, December 10, 2009

How do i get a great arch in ballet? what exercises can i do at home?

help!



thanks!



How do i get a great arch in ballet? what exercises can i do at home?opera ticket



get a thera band and fold it in half the long way then place the center of it on the ball of your foot and hold the ends in your hands



then at the same time point your foot while your hands pull the ends of the thera band



it worked for me



hope it helps



How do i get a great arch in ballet? what exercises can i do at home?pacific theater opera theater



i just dance a lot at home and dance at a studio....do a lot of moves that include pointing your toes...and you can also do the common stretch... it down on the floor...then point and flex...just dont point too hard....you might get a painful charlie horse
I am a ballet dancer too. I roll a tennis or rubberband ball on the bottom of feet. This can also prevent injuries.

Should I quickly slip on a pair of ballet tights?

yes! please do all of us a favor by covering up!



Should I quickly slip on a pair of ballet tights?home theater system



Cover up please there are kids here.



Should I quickly slip on a pair of ballet tights?the grand theater opera theater



The faster the better.
yes and quickly
Oh My eyes!!!!!!! MY EYES!!!!
sicko
As long as you are cover up, I don't care what you put on.
That is disgusting.
they will be to big
nooooo.....a pair of women's panties might fit better...lol
carefull you dont wanna hurt yourself, though i never imagined ballet tights were slippy ;)
I figured you were the type for a tutu
Do whatever makes you happy lol. As long as it harms nobody then it's cool.
yes,its snowing outside
very small isnt it.
Yes you should - preferably around your neck...



Thought we'd got rid of you!
You wont have time mate
think you would be better with a jock strap for a midget
Yes you should and spare our eyes!
Yes preferably round your neck with the other end tied to a fast car.
Stop being a arseh*le there are kids who use this site as i am sure you are aware...................F8cking weirdo
Only if your name is realy Fred and you are 28 stone !!!

Does anybody know where i can get some Ballet Folklorico music?

anybody know a site or anything? i want some for guerro, vercruz, jaliso, and well more! can anybody help?



Does anybody know where i can get some Ballet Folklorico music?violin



I don't know about a certian sight, but you can go here to look for some http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=na...



If that doesn't work you can go to yahoo.com, ask.com, or goodsearch.com and type in "ballet folklorico music". Hope this helps!!!

My partner loves jazz ,just as I do ballet. Do you know a song where we can combind both styles for

The song can also work for tap and lyrical. We just need something with a *bang*. I'm grateful for any of your suggestions.



My partner loves jazz ,just as I do ballet. Do you know a song where we can combind both styles for a duet?sunshine



Please try the finale dance of the movie "Honey", the title is "Believe", its really fits. Its a combination of all dances and its really an inspiration music to those who love to dance.



My partner loves jazz ,just as I do ballet. Do you know a song where we can combind both styles for a duet?star theater opera theater



How about a remix of both? That might be interesting!
hey!!!maybe the song UNFAITHFUL by Rihanna ....in the beginng it plays a piano but then it drops a beat listen to it!!!
A lyrical dance and song would be ideal for you (which combines the two). These are some great lyrical dance songs.



Every Breath You Take - The Police



For Reasons Unknown - The Killers



The Scientist - Coldplay (they have a lot of good songs that are perfect for this)



Most anything by Within Temptation



If you want something more for a ballet solo or duet, I would suggest Angels by Within Temptation. It's hard to incorporate what is typically a classical dance with what is typically a freestyle dance, but I'm sure you guys will be great. Good luck!
There are things known loosely as "rock ballets" -- or ballet to rock/popular music. I've trained to rock and pop music in the past. Also you may want to check out rock instrumental groups like maybe the Trans Siberian Orchestra. I know they have some good renditions of Beethoven and Mozart, among others. Check them out.

How good would I be if I start ballet and hip hop and do it for two years?

Im going to practice one hour each everyday



How good would I be if I start ballet and hip hop and do it for two years?musicals



That depends on your ability and desire to dance. But one hour a day isn't enough of practice time...especially for two different styles of dancing. You should put in at least two hours daily for each dance style (4 hours total).



Good luck!



How good would I be if I start ballet and hip hop and do it for two years?opera songs opera theater



Well, it all depends on if you were born with style and rhythm. But, yes, with enough work i'm sure you can catch up. It's lots of fun, even if you're not the best :-D
depending on how much you ant to be great,I wondered the smae thing when I started Gymnastics,and now im competing.You never know,but never overwork yourself and keep your eyes on the goal.If you get bored,think of the end result.
If you have the time and heart to practice both i don t see why not. Exercises are good for body, health and mind.
You would be so good, you'll be a dancer when you don't even expect it!

Does anyone know the actual story of the ballet Rodeo by Aaron Copland?

Copland wrote Rodeo (1942) for Agnes de Mille, and it proved to be the choreographer's most enduring success. The scenario tells the story of a young woman, accomplished in all the skills of a cowpoke, who hopes to attract the attentions of the head wrangler on a ranch. In a decidedly pre-feminist resolution, he is unimpressed by her skill but succumbs to her charms when she trades her cowboy duds for a dress and shows a more "womanly" side at the rodeo dance.



Does anyone know the actual story of the ballet Rodeo by Aaron Copland?performing arts show



I am assuming you are talking about the one I have seen and loved.



It is a story about a loveless cowgirl. Great show.

Is it wrong for a guy to to ballet?

just wondering... some people have a problem with me doing it...



Is it wrong for a guy to to ballet?ballet theater



Of course not! Ignore the uncultured swines that have a problem with it and DANCE ON. Men who do ballet are the finest of men, they have so much talent. Many dancers I know are men and have gone so far in life. Keep with it and never quit!



Is it wrong for a guy to to ballet?chicago theater opera theater



no. but he might get made fun of, until he makes millions
Do they watch those others doing the other crap they call dancing? Tell them to stick it in their ear.
No Way. You go for it and you do what you love and are passionate about. Just think, you get a rockin' solid hard body and get to work with some of the most beautiful women in the world. It sounds like to me that they are jealous. Good luck. :O)
mmm could be sexy , nice tight leotard s
Are you kidding?? There are many, many male ballet dancers out there-- and ballet dancers are strong athletes-- it's very demanding. You go!!
There's nothing wrong with it %26amp; many things are right. Strength, flex training, style %26amp; smooth grace, discipline and superb work ethics just to name a few.



Those people that have a problem with you dancing need to educate themselves.
no...but I think I pay more attention to other things and not so much the ballet.

Do you think they sell bun nets for ballet at walgreens or fred meyers?(not hair nets)!?

You'll probably have to visit to see if they carry hair nets. Remember, unless you are looking specifically for them to be small, all you have to do is keep wrapping it around your hair to make it fit your bun. There's no point in paying extra for a 'ballet' hair net. Just buy a regular one and keep wrapping it around, kinda like a ponytail holder.



And you probably also didn't need to ask this question 5 times. You lose points each time you ask a question, and you also violate the guidelines by asking the same or similar questions over and over - just don't want you get in trouble. : )



Do you think they sell bun nets for ballet at walgreens or fred meyers?(not hair nets)!?concert tickets



call a local walgreens and ask them, other than that I have no clue



Do you think they sell bun nets for ballet at walgreens or fred meyers?(not hair nets)!?theater seating opera theater



never seen them there but try a beauty supply
they have very weird hair nets there that kind of work for buns. I had a dance emergency at a competition once and I was forced to go get one. It didnt work as well as a bun one, but it worked pretty well. just wrap it around a bunch like you do sometimes w/ a bun net

I'm sixteen years old and wanna start ballet can i still become an accomplished dancer?

As the mother of a dance major who has a partial scholarship, I'd like to amend that bit of what Joachin said. All of the college dance programs that I know (and I know quite a lot) have very limited funds for awarding scholarships. Of the few that offer full scholarships, they almost always go to guys, first, and then to girls who are otherwise already ready to become professional dancers. This way, the program gets a return on their "investment" because both the guys and those particular girls will have much better chances of landing dance jobs after graduation and will thus boost the program's reputation, as though they were instrumental in helping them along the way.



Most of the other scholarship amounts I've seen range from $1,000 to $10,000 a year (where the tuition ranges accordingly, so figure that the $10K would only cover about 1/3 of tuition) and those awards go to advanced level dancers. I just never heard of a student [edit: FEMALE student] starting dance at 16 years old and being able to get a scholarship. Sorry. Sure, you can find a college dance program that will accept you, but please don't get your hopes up that you're going to qualify for a scholarship.



Otherwise, I agree with Joachin: it depends on what you mean by "accomplished." While you can't become professional in ballet at your age, you can still become professional in other styles by building on a strong foundation in ballet and you can also aim for dancing with civic/ regional (amateur) ballet companies.



I'm sixteen years old and wanna start ballet can i still become an accomplished dancer?dream theater



yes. if you really work hard at it, and are a good dancer, smooth on your feet, then ofcourse!



good luck!



I'm sixteen years old and wanna start ballet can i still become an accomplished dancer?performing arts opera theater



Well you have to work hard. And I mean really hard!. And it is going to be toff, and you are going to take classes many times a week, but if you truly agree with this, then go for it. And anyway, ballet is really very wonderful and enjoyable, so just enjoy it! :)'



Good luck with your future! :D
it depends what you mean by accomplished, will you be good enough to go professional-probably not. I suppose you can be good enough for an amateur. I would encourage you to focus on another dance form. Many people start modern later in life (me, at the age of 19-now 23) or jazz. Sorry-Ballet is probably out of your league
To become a professional, you will need to basically commit your life to it. Don't go to just any ballet teacher, make sure your teacher REALLY takes it seriously, if this is what you want to do. It is amazingly fun, but I must warn you, it kills your feet, when I come home from lessons, my feet and legs ache so bad. But, I'm not going to quite because of it. You have to be graceful, have poise, and give your heart.



Wish you the best!
If by accomplished you mean good enough to be a professional ballerina - no, sorry. I'd ignore those who tell you that you can do anything if you work hard enough....it just isn't so. 99% of professional female dancers are well on their way by age 16. That being said though - You can possibly get good enough to get a dance scholarship for college - though most of the $$ goes to guys. You will need jazz and modern classes in addition to 10-15 hours a week on your feet with classes from a good teacher and a good dance school. You will need determination and iron discipline to even have a chance at becoming accomplished. You can have a career in dance through a degree in choreography or education even if you don't make through dance performance - in fact, most female dancers are done within 10 years while the choreographers and teachers are not limited by age at all. Remember a good diet, get good grades, and try to have a life outside dance. I wish you the best of luck.
Hello, Lium. I'm almost your age and I have the same dream - to become a dancer, just like you!



Of course, i had to give up the dream of being a prima ballerina, I can't start classes until January (which sucks) and so I've been using this time to prepare myself to push (and i mean HARD) to achieve getting en pointe by college. As much as I hate telling myself "It can't happen", sometimes you just have to believe it. Of course, this does not mean that all dance is a dream only fitting for the average five-year-old, there are so many dances out there!



With Ballet, you have to have a ENORMOUS amount of stregnth and flexibility. You'd have to be able to hold your leg waay high, straight, and with a pointed, while BALANCING on a piece of WOOD about HALF the size of a chalkboard eraser. Sounds challenging, and I find challenge appealing.



Think about what is "accomplished" to you. It took me a while to learn what my taking of "accomplished" was. After study of the art of Ballet and other dance, i decided that my dream was to be on the Corp De Ballet of a theater in my town. "Accomplished" is what you make it. I would also like to do some Tap and Jazz shows. I've been in tap for a good 5 years, but I've never done Jazz, it will be new to me.



But, like others have said, don't give up! Hell, i'm not givin' up (even though i kinda said i did.... let's keep this between just us ok?). Stretch DAILY, have DETERMINATION, and eat RIGHT (DDR lol).



Being thin is a requirement for ballet, but not for all dance. Do some research before you put your heart into it. Find which dance is best for you! There's a lot to pick from. :)



Jenine r_s, yer a mother of a dance major???? Why didn't you tell me that when you answered my other questions... If I have known that i would have taken yer answers more seriously. :/
well it's too late to become famous, but it's never too late to start dancing.

Does Hip hop abs work or yoga booty ballet or Tie Bo?

i am 14 years old but I am 5 feet 9 or higher.I haven't measure my self in a year and i put on weight and have love handles.I was just wondering what would help me lose weight at have a nice flat stomach.



Does Hip hop abs work or yoga booty ballet or Tie Bo?amc theatre



Actually all three are quite good. It would really depend on how hard you wanted to work out.



Taebo is the toughest and will give you results the fastest. But if you have not exercised in a while it may be too extreme.



Both hip hop abs and yoga booty ballet are both middle weights with hip hop abs being much more fun.



You probably be best off with hip hop abs.



Did you know that many libraries now carry exercise dvd's that you can check out for free. Why not look and see if your local library carries them then you can could try out a bunch.



Does Hip hop abs work or yoga booty ballet or Tie Bo?symphony opera theater



have u called jenny yet?
the best thing to do is jump rope, run, do pushups, and ab crunches. also diet. eat no beef or pork. only fish and chicken. you dont need to buy any type of tape to loose weight.
crunches help a lot!
i personally have done tae bo boot camp abs (part of the boot camp series) and it works really well if you do it like five times a week.
hip hop is good, yoga is good and tae bo is good also very good fat burning cardio.. but you also need to workout out your abs to make them stronger.
hip hop abs is a good core workout and is pretty fun its helped me lose my love handles and is actually an ab workout without sit-ups (wont give you a six pack but is great for losing weight)

A few days ago Ibroke my leg in ballet from a ariel , how long will it take to heal?

A still dance on it and go to gymnastics



A few days ago Ibroke my leg in ballet from a ariel , how long will it take to heal?imax theatre



Depends on how seriously it is broken.



A fracture needs less time, about one to two months maybe, if you are pretty young.



If completely broke, guess you got to ask the orthodontics medic staffs.



My best advise is never ever try to exert any force on the fractured leg least it will dislocate and joined, making a perfect healing impossible.



A complete rest on the injured leg and take more calcium tablets.



A few days ago Ibroke my leg in ballet from a ariel , how long will it take to heal?performing show opera theater



about 8 to 10 weeks barring complications
Maybe about 5 weeks to 2 months. Matters how bad the injury is.
if you do what you were told to do by the doctor who treated you most fractures that are simple heal in 6 to 8 weeks.

How does Indian Dance differ from the Western Ballet?

one is trying to create rain, and one is trying to make everyone gay cowboys



How does Indian Dance differ from the Western Ballet?shows



Indian dance does not have an individual status as north, east, south and west -Indians have the own individual status as its own - say Manipuri, Kuchipudi, Mohiniyattam, Bharatnatyam, Kathakali, and s on in and surrounding the whole group of cultures of Indian - Western look is merely different and they want each one as Indian. Ballet is a part of Indian dance forms born from the past, but, did not get the encouragement. This can be more clear on a comparison of western music and indian music. What we call as western is European and what they call as Indian is those spread from South India. The main difference is in the way of enjoyment otherwise, all those western arts are very simple for ordinary folk, but Indian arts - all, can not enjoyable for ordinary folk, but must have the knowledge of enjoyment, especially the meaning of 'mudras' and 'face expressions' - A cinema camera show the close-up face and it is simple to see but a dance or stage arts - whole physical parts would join the face expression and low eye-sight will not hinder the enjoyment. Even back-ground songs, to a great extent, is not required for those who know of the art. Once education on arts were a part of Indian cultural life, which is not now.



How does Indian Dance differ from the Western Ballet?comedy show opera theater



all our culture,not even dance but everything differ from western dance. We are imetating them in all it is bad
The Western ballet is based on a two or three beat cycle while the Indian dance is based on the concept of "Taal." The "Taal" is a rhythmic cycle of definite beats of 8, 10, 12, etc. Costumes and jewelry hold significant importance in this Indian art form. This is not so in the Western dance. Indian dances can be performed solo which is not the case with ballet. Another interesting difference is the absence of any footwear on an Indian classical dancer's feet, since we believe the dance is an offering of obeisance to God and not merely a form of entertainment. It is the happiness of the soul.
Well, the placement of the body is completely different, because even jazz and modern are all based on classical ballet in which you keep that centre and you feel like you have a line running through your whole body. In Indian dance, your hips come out and it's all pretty different. The emphasis in Western is on the body and the forms you're making. In Indian dance, it's really more personal, dramatical, expressive, emotional and each pose contains a meaning.

What type of leotard should i get for ballet?

please tell me what is the best one to get and how much they are and where do i go???....this is just for practice class i don't need a really frilly costume type thing just a basic leotard.



What type of leotard should i get for ballet?concert venue



okay i have no idea about stores you live around but the best brand is Danskin so try to find a store that carries that!



What type of leotard should i get for ballet?events opera theater



I'm not sure where you live but I go to Footloose or some dance studios in your area have stores to buy dance clothes. I would get just a simple basic leotard in black. They're the best, but any color would be good. They range from $15-up.
i got mine at target 1 year but im super into dance soo u no it ripped but i found 1 in san fran 4 60 bucks and it works super well but mine wasent on sale they r prolly like 30 bucks or soo k good luck hope u find the right 1

Does anyone know what the vagonova method (in ballet) is?

The Vaganova method is a method of teaching classical ballet that was founded by Agrippina Vaganova and developed into an exact science by her pedagogical pupil for over 30 years, Vera Kostrovitskaya and countless other teachers in the decades following Vaganova's death in 1951. Therefore, it is really a misnomer to call it that, as she meant for it to be called the teaching of classical dance. It is in the mistranslation of the title of her book, "Basic Principles of Russian Classical Dance" that it is implied that it is her method. She actually titled her book: "The Foundation for Dance." It is combination of the finest of the esthetics and physical results of strength, from French, Danish, and Italian schools, the method has produced many of the world's best dancers and continues to do so today. Vaganova is known for founding the Soviet System of Ballet Education, but her and Kostrovitskaya's teaching method has developed into the applied laws of physics and the core of the teaching does not need to be constantly revised and modified, as other ways of teaching that are not scientific. The method is still used worldwide.



Does anyone know what the vagonova method (in ballet) is?performing shows



no, but I'd pay money to see that!!!



Does anyone know what the vagonova method (in ballet) is?say yes opera theater



"The Vaganova method is a method of teaching classical ballet that was founded by Agrippina Vaganova and developed into an exact science by her pedagogical pupil for over 30 years, Vera Kostrovitskaya and countless other teachers in the decades following Vaganova's death in 1951. Therefore, it is really a misnomer to call it that, as she meant for it to be called the teaching of classical dance. It is in the mistranslation of the title of her book, "Basic Principles of Russian Classical Dance" that it is implied that it is her method. She actually titled her book: "The Foundation for Dance."



From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaganova_me...
Vagonova Method (Russian style)



The Vaganova method is a method of teaching classical ballet that was founded by Agrippina Vaganova and developed into an exact science by her pedagogical pupil for over 30 years, Vera Kostrovitskaya and countless other teachers in the decades following Vaganova's death in 1951. Therefore, it is really a misnomer to call it that, as she meant for it to be called the teaching of classical dance. It is in the mistranslation of the title of her book, "Basic Principles of Russian Classical Dance" that it is implied that it is her method. She actually titled her book: "The Foundation for Dance." It is combination of the finest of the esthetics and physical results of strength, from French, Danish, and Italian schools, the method has produced many of the world's best dancers and continues to do so today. Vaganova is known for founding the Soviet System of Ballet Education, but her and Kostrovitskaya's teaching method has developed into the applied laws of physics and the core of the teaching does not need to be constantly revised and modified, as other ways of teaching that are not scientific. The method is still used worldwide.



The method demands precision in instruction, including how to teach, when to teach, how much of each exercise to give and for how long and when to change forms. Its results in addition to sound technique are a strong lower back, plasticity of the arms and the exact amount of strength, flexibility and endurance in the muscle needed to execute one of the most difficult movements known to ballet - that of the classical pas de deux. It is still widely in use, being the most common ballet teaching method in Russia and parts of Europe. It is also popular in North America and other parts in the world.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaganova_me...
it's the teaching of classical ballet which was founded by Arippina Vaganova.

What besides a pirouette, are spins called in ballet?

I LOVE, to watch dancers do spins and I'm amazed by how, they can keep from falling over, or getting dizzy. Could you please, give me the term for each and, it's definition, including a pirouette? Also, what is a burrey or berrey? Is it the one where the female dancer spins on one foot followed by the other followed by the other on point?



I know, I'm asking a bunch of questions here but, how am I gonna know, if I don't take the chance to ask, right? Right! Thanks!!



What besides a pirouette, are spins called in ballet?mr messed up



ok. so to answer your question about the burree first it is not a turn it is a series of quick,little steps on releve or poine. the different types of turns and their definitions are:



1) Chanies: a series of rapid turns on the points or demi-pointes done in a straight line or in a circle



2)Fouette: Whipped. A term applied to a whipping movement. The movement may be a short whipped movement of the raised foot as it passes rapidly in front of or behind the supporting foot or the sharp whipping around of the body from one direction to another



3)Pirouette: Whirl or spin. A complete turn of the body on one foot, on point or demi-pointe



4)Pique turns: Pricked, pricking. Executed by stepping directly on the point or demi-pointe of the working foot in any desired direction or position with the other foot raised in passe



5)Tour: turn in the air with legs held tightly together



there are many more turns like tour jetes and more



websites and books and even movies can help you eith our other ballet questions. i can always help you as well.



What besides a pirouette, are spins called in ballet?getting late opera theater



Definition=a whirling about on one foot or on the points of the toes, as in ballet dancing.



Synonyms -circle, circulate, circumduct, gyre, pirouette, purl, roll, rotate, spin, spiral, turn, twirl, whirl, whirligig



Not sure about burrey, however here is a list of ballet terms....



http://home.comcast.net/~cdaisyk/terms.h...



One is: Pas de bourr茅e
tons of turns in ballet:



chaine



pique



fouette



tour en l'air



http://www.abt.org/education/dictionary/...



this link will give the definitions and also a visual display
turns in all-ey-say-con(seconde turns) and fu-aute turns also can't think of any and I just had ballet class yesterday.ummm i think that's it so far there might be more but i don't know that's the turns that we did in ballet class yesterday!Also you cant try yaking a ballet class that would help.!
Many, many,many difrent kinds of turns. Ballet is so in depth there is a diffrent name for every little movement you do diffrently in your turns.



A burrey(i also dont know the spelling) Is when you stand on point with your feet in fifth and pick up your feet very fast taking very tiny steps.
A chanez. Their is a lot of diferent words and names to describe, Go to www. balletdictionnarry.ca
lets see...theres pirouettes, fouettes, pique turns, Cha?n茅s...and a couple more that i cant think of right now.



heres a link to a ballet dictionary...it has a description of the step and a video of ABT dancers doing each of the steps



http://www.classbrain.com/artteensb/publ...



no...bourr茅es aren't spins. they're like tiny steps that you take when you're on pointe...they dont have it in the link that i gave you so...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qnqcp22Og...



she does them starting from about 1:10



they can also travel more, but they can be done in place like that too
I believe I know what you are talking about. You may be referring to a pique turn, which means to prick, or pick of the foot quickly. It is very similar to a pirouette, except that it travels. If you are doing a pique to the right, for example, you would transfer your weight onto your right leg, pick up the left into retire (where one leg is up with the foot resting near the knee of the opposite leg), and turn towards your right shoulder.



A bourre is where you stand in fifth position souse (one foot in front of the other very close together and up on your toes) and you move by quickly making little steps in one direction, without your feet leaving this position.



A chanei turn is similar to the pique except that both feet are working and neither goes to retire.



A pirouette involves transfering your weight to the supporting leg and using the momentum of your working leg traveling to retire and your arm movements to create a turn on one leg.



A foutte is multiple pirouttes propelled by the working leg which travels from retire to an extension (straightening of the leg) and back to retire to complete another turn.



The reason that dancers do multiple turns without getting dizzy is because they "spot". (Something the early Russian ballerinas were very protective of this secret getting out) Spotting is concentrating the eyes on one point (a poster, a light, etc.) that they keep their eyes on when turing and then quickly whip their head to the same spot.



The reason they do not fall over is becuase they tighten specific abdominal muscles, "push over" with their knee and ankle joints, and "pull up" by legthening their upper body and keeping the weight frm being solely on their foot. (This is also why dancers may perform or rehearse en pointe for several hours with minimal discomfort.)



These are only a few of the turns used, and there are many variations on these too.



I hope I helped you better understand the world of ballet. If you are interested, try a class just for fun!
another way to call a spin in dance is chene (chiene like dog in frence but just add an eh at the end)
dancers dont spin.. they turn.
shanae turnss, pentil turns

What kind of socks should I wear with ballet flats in the winter?

Don't. I'd totally wear the flats---but without socks. Hey, gotta suffer a bit for fashion eh? In the snow maybe I'd throw some opaque knee highs on -- not sock material, but opaque tights material---in the same color as the shoe. But that's about it. You of course can wear them in Winter (contrary to what another person said) they are selling them EVERYWHERE this season. What other kind of shoe would you wear with skinny pants/jeans for day? You can't wear boots every day....



What kind of socks should I wear with ballet flats in the winter?tickets



short sock that goes up to your ankle



What kind of socks should I wear with ballet flats in the winter?ballet opera theater



just wear skin colored stockings.. it looks really weird if you see socks sticking out from them.. they keep you warm enough don't worry.. that's what i do =]



xox- marlie
You must live somewhere much warmer then me. Ballet flats in the winter?
The really low, no-show socks. They have them at stores like Walmart and Target in the sock section. You can also find them online. I have a pair, and I wear them with flats, and my Vans.



http://www.footsmart.com/P-Peda-Bella-Se...
Well....... it is a good idea not to wear those shoes in the winter and if u do, wear like nylons or tights........



but i think ur best bet is to put away the summer shoes for the summer hun......
I don't like socks with ballet flats. It looks kinda tacky if you ask me, no offense... if you're feet get too cold to wear them without, get some cute flats that cover more of your foot or a different type of shoe. :)
bush socks.

Does anyone know were to find the aeropostale ballet neck shirts?

except ebay and i checked the aeropostale website but they dont have it.



Does anyone know were to find the aeropostale ballet neck shirts?comedy club



http://search.ebay.com/aeropostale-balle...

Does anyone know any dance centres that teach ballet in Egypt? Preferably in Cairo or Alexandria.?

Please list any...Thank you



Does anyone know any dance centres that teach ballet in Egypt? Preferably in Cairo or Alexandria.?concerts



for Cairo try:



http://www.orientaldancer.net/belly-danc...



(if you don't want belly dancing, I'm sure, if they are professional, they can direct you to your style)



you can also try this:



http://www.min-travel.com/cairo_city_tou...

Im 18 am I too old to start ballet lessons?

and does anybody know where can do begginer adult lessons?



Im 18 am I too old to start ballet lessons?playhouse



Absolutely not. I think you will have an advantage over many who take ballet lessons as a child. This is something you really want to do, so you will work harder at it than a child who is just taking classes because her parents signed her up or her friend is taking classes. Many more adults are taking up dancing as a form of exercise too. Google dance studios in your area or check the yellow pages. I am sure you will have no trouble finding an adult beginner class.



Good luck to you,



Channa



Im 18 am I too old to start ballet lessons?plays opera theater



you're never too old to start something new. look in the yellow pages for dance studios or if they have classes at the YMCA.
No, you are never too old to start doing something you love. Look at the local gym or "Y" or for dance studios to teach adult ballet. Enjoy and keep learning.



That said, yes, you are too old to be an "en pointe" ballerina. You should start at about 6 years old in ballet-even younger -to grow up with extremely strong feet and legs. Otherwise you will damage your feet and legs dancing on tippy-toe for very long.



Go for it!
No, I started when I was 18 and I'm still dancing!



I took my beginner classes in college sort of as a PE class. I think that's a good start for you because you'll meet other people your age. If not, usually local studios have adult beginner classes. Check your yellow pages.
Hi , As per my knowledge age does'nt matter for learning dance. One should need the urge to learn it. If you really interested to do something just step into actions. Your body and age will co-operate with you.

Can someone please post the lyrics to Spandau Ballet's Gold for me please ?

Thank you for coming home



I'm sorry that the chairs are all worn



I left them here



I could have sworn



These are my salad days



Slowly being eaten away



You just another play for today



Oh but I'm proud of you



But I'm proud of you



Nothing left to make me feel small



Luck has left me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in



After the rush has gone



I hope you find a little more time



Remember we were partners in crime



It's only two years ago



The man with the suit and the pace



Knew that he was there on the case



Now he's in love with you



He's in love with you



My love is like a high prison wall



And you could leave me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in (...sax solo...)



My love is like a high prison wall



And you could leave me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in



You are gold



Can someone please post the lyrics to Spandau Ballet's Gold for me please ?classical music



Thank you for coming home



I'm sorry that the chairs are all worn



I left them here



I could have sworn



These are my salad days



Slowly being eaten away



You just another play for today



Oh but I'm proud of you



But I'm proud of you



Nothing left to make me feel small



Luck has left me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in



After the rush has gone



I hope you find a little more time



Remember we were partners in crime



It's only two years ago



The man with the suit and the pace



Knew that he was there on the case



Now he's in love with you



He's in love with you



My love is like a high prison wall



And you could leave me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in (...sax solo...)



My love is like a high prison wall



And you could leave me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in



You are gold



Can someone please post the lyrics to Spandau Ballet's Gold for me please ?ms stress opera theater



'gOlD' by; Spandau Ballet ;%26gt;



Thank you for coming home



I'm sorry that the chairs are all worn



I left them here



I could have sworn



These are my salad days



Slowly being eaten away



You just another play for today



Oh but I'm proud of you



But I'm proud of you



Nothing left to make me feel small



Luck has left me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in



After the rush has gone



I hope you find a little more time



Remember we were partners in crime



It's only two years ago



The man with the suit and the pace



Knew that he was there on the case



Now he's in love with you



He's in love with you



My love is like a high prison wall



And you could leave me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in (...sax solo...)



My love is like a high prison wall



And you could leave me standing so tall



Gold, always believe in your soul



You've got the power to know



You're indestructible



Always believe in



'Cause you're gold



Glad that you're bound to return



There's something I could have learned



You're indestructible



Always believe in



You are gold

 
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