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1. Conciergerie - A Historical Monument in Paris February 13, 2012 Also known as the City of Light, Paris is one of the most romantic cities in the world. This popular European destination has a rich history and has played a key role in the economic, aesthetic and political arena of the world for a long time. As the city is home to some of the best architectural specimens of the world it is declared as a world heritage site. While in the city you will definitely be able to attend an opera or a ballet performance as the city lovingly nurtures the performing arts. Paris is also home to world renowned fashion designers and cosmetic lines including Chanel, L’Orea... (read more) Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

2. Something for everyone in Birmingham January 03, 2012 Birmingham is brimming with activities to suit every taste. Whether you need a shopping fix, want to explore the cultural scene or exhaust the kids at a family-friendly attraction, Birmingham will have what you’re looking for. First, Birmingham has a compelling and eclectic art scene. Its theatres attract some of the world’s best stage performances. The dazzling Birmingham Hippodrome regularly plays host to sell-out shows including the Welsh National Opera, the Birmingham Royal Ballet and the crème-de-la-crème of West End productions. Other theatres to check out include the exquisite A... (read more) Author: Fiona roy

3. Ballet Dancing Since The Beginning December 22, 2011 Ballet began way back within the fifteenth century when dances had been the norm inside the palaces of Italy. Soon after, it spread to France and King Louis XIV, who was passionate about this particular type of dance, founded the Royal Dance Academy to promote the dance of ballet. This is most most likely why ballet is pregnant with French words. Following the 1800's, the French gradually lost their passion for ballet. Although this was also the case in France, it was nonetheless well-liked in countries such as Russia, Denmark and Italy. Fortunately, throughout the 1st world war, a Russia... (read more) Author: Prema Alaga

4. About Ballerina Shoes December 08, 2011 Particular types of shoes are needed to become an efficient ballet dancer. You'll find that whilst most varieties are produced from leather, they are able to also be found in satin and canvas. This is because of the durability that leather provides customers. Canvas shoes are less pricey but they too wear out fairly quick. Satin ones are usually reserved for ballet performances as they wear out very quick. The early ballet shoes of 1600s were heeled but by the 1800s, flat soled shoes had been the norm. This happened using the founding of the Royal Academy of Dance in the mid 1600s when K... (read more) Author: Prema Alaga

5. Leeds - A top city break hot spot November 04, 2011 Leeds; A top city break hot spot Leeds is one of the most popular city break destinations in the UK amount UK citizens and international tourists. Leeds is no different to other big UK cities when it comes to attractions, museums, galleries, cafes, restaurants and night clubs etc. Amazingly, Leeds is the only UK city outside the capital to have its own repertory theatre, ballet and opera house. Leeds is the home of the UKs national collection of military armour and arms at the Royal Armouries and Leeds Art Gallery boasts to have the UKs finest modern art collection. The cities s... (read more) Author: John Waugh

6. Royal New Zealand Ballet - Bringing Artistic Fantasies to Life October 07, 2011 A company based in Wellington, New Zealand, the Royal New Zealand Ballet consists of 32 dancers who perform a selection of wonderful dances, for both national and international audiences. The team of dancers strive to create a dance style that is ultimately unique to them as well as Aotearoa, New Zealand. Formed back in 1953 by Poul Gnatt, the Danish Royal Ballet Principal Dancer, the company has come a long way, touring the country and performing night in night out. The dancers’ dedication and spirit of the past remain unchanged owing to the great support of the local public who consid... (read more) Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

7. What To Wear for RAD Ballet Classes Grades 3 - 5 September 19, 2011 The Royal Academy of Dance has very strict requirements when it comes to regulation uniform. With so many different requirements for so many different grades, it can be very difficult knowing what dancewear you need to buy for each grade. This article is here to help you understand what you need to wear for Grades 3 - 5. Uniforms are considered a very important part of learning ballet by most teachers. This is because it helps promote unity among dancers which is very important for the success of any aspiring dancer. For any dancer, working as part of a large ensemble throughout practices... (read more) Author: Ian Evans

8. What To Wear For RAD Ballet Classes Grades 1 - 2 August 25, 2011 The RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) is one of the world’s leading and most prestigious training and education establishments for dance. Many dancers study ballet under the regulations set out by the RAD which requires a very specific uniform. This article will help you understand what uniform you will need for ballet classes Grades 1 – 2. A uniform is considered very important by many dance teachers because it helps create unity amongst dancers. This is particularly important to all dancers as working as an ensemble is a crucial part of any ballet dancer’s career. Different uniforms for diff... (read more) Author: Ian Evans

9. Pre-Primary And Primary RAD Ballet Class Uniform August 18, 2011 The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) is one of the world's most prestigious and influential training and education establishments for dance. If you are studying ballet under regulations set out by the RAD then you will be required to wear a very specific uniform. This article is here to help you understand what your child will need if they are to attend Pre-Primary or Primary ballet classes. In order to understand the exacting uniform requirements of the RAD, we must first look at how the syllabus works. Pre-Primary or Primary refer to structured grades of dance classes put together by the RA... (read more) Author: Ian Evans

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