We’re so excited to bring you this new episode after what feels like forever since we recorded or shared with you, but we’re back with a mini series of ‘coffee break conversations’ about ballet studio etiquette.
Enjoy this episode where we dissect the past year, and round it up, and share with you our plans for 2022, both professionally and personally.
In this episode, the team primarily discuss the biggest jump of all, which is grand allegro, but before that, David briefly rounds up the medium allegro and talks about how he as a teacher, bridges that gap between medium and grand allegro.
This week’s new episode is a funny one with all the team members, and we’re talking about some do’s and don’ts of the ballet studio in an episode we’re calling THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. It’s a very light hearted episode with some sincere sentiment, that we feel would make the studio more harmonious, if followed.
nstalment of the Q&A episode where we continue to answer questions sent in to us via email and the social media channels. This episode is slightly lighter hearted with lots of funny anecdotes.
This is the final episode in the current season, and it is the audio recording of the livestream we did on Sunday 10th July. If you were unable to watch along, you can enjoy this episode and hear everything from that livestream, complete with us pianists playing ballet exercises for you.
This week we’re lifting the lid on the plié exercise. It didn’t take us long to discover that we all are completely in love with this exercise and its our bread and butter, sets us up for the day and really gets us in that zone.
In this episode we’re lifting the lid on Glissé and Jeté. Often the music for glisse and jete exercises can be interchangeable with only minimal tempo alterations required for the accompanist which should make it a relatively straight forward exercise to accompany – however – there are accents to consider and different musical styles!