Summer Vacation
After releasing 25 episodes in 2022 – the team are now on vacation for the summer!
After releasing 25 episodes in 2022 – the team are now on vacation for the summer!
Today’s episode is the second instalment of the TEN COMMANDMENTS, and it’s the turn of the commandments for dancers and teachers as told by us pianists.
On Sunday 10th July the Ballet Piano Podcast will be doing our first ever live stream on YouTube.
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.
We have a fantastically funny episode for you today, with a rather tongue-in-cheek title. In previous episodes, we have talked about introductions and what we need to get the exercise going, but what about our needs for the exercise coming to an end?
Traditionally speaking, ballet is a physical art form, and a discipline, and over the centuries, how dancers, teachers, and pianists behave in the studio has evolved.
We discuss in this episode what we think are the most important aspects of studio etiquette that enhance the art form.
We discuss as a general consensus that we would play a bit stronger, bigger with more space in the music to allow for the men to jump a bit higher, and execute more pirouettes, and to generally dancer bigger, as in general, men are known for that.
We’ve spoken at length about David’s love of ‘The Reel’ – aka Catharsis Reel by composed by Amy Cann.
Not all phrases and time signatures have to be ‘square’ – depending on your working with. I was recently lucky to be working on an assessment class at a school in the Western Hemisphere
It’s that time of the week again where we bring you a brand new episode, and this week it’s another ‘In Conversation’. It’s the turn of living legend, Karen MacIver.
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