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    Summary of The Lesson: By: Mary Ann R. Rosalejos BPED EP2-5

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    Ballet originated in 15th century Italy and France where early styles featured restrictive costumes. It is a classical dance form defined by pointed toes, turnout, and precise technique. While classical ballet maintains strict forms, contemporary ballet incorporates more fluid movement. The first ballet companies in the Philippines were established in the 1960s including Ballet Philippines, which helps promote Filipino cultural identity.

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    Ballet originated in 15th century Italy and France where early styles featured restrictive costumes. It is a classical dance form defined by pointed toes, turnout, and precise technique. While classical ballet maintains strict forms, contemporary ballet incorporates more fluid movement. The first ballet companies in the Philippines were established in the 1960s including Ballet Philippines, which helps promote Filipino cultural identity.

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    Ballet originated in 15th century Italy and France where early styles featured restrictive costumes. It is a classical dance form defined by pointed toes, turnout, and precise technique. While classical ballet maintains strict forms, contemporary ballet incorporates more fluid movement. The first ballet companies in the Philippines were established in the 1960s including Ballet Philippines, which helps promote Filipino cultural identity.

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    summary of the lesson

    Ballet dance is a classical dance form which demands strict rules in grace, precision
    and create expression through movement. Ballet was originated during the Italian
    Renaissance in the fifteenth century. Ballet came from the Italian word which means
    “Ballare”. The first performer of ballet was men. When Catherine de Medici of Italy
    married the French King Henry II, she introduced early dance styles into court life in
    France. At first, the dancers wore masks, layers upon layers of brocaded costuming,
    pantaloons, large headdresses, and ornaments. Such restrictive clothing was
    sumptuous to look at but difficult to move in. Dance steps were composed of small
    hops, slides, curtsies, promenades, and gentle turns. Dancing shoes had small heels
    and resembled formal dress shoes rather than any contemporary ballet shoe we might
    recognize today. Although they do not vary in nature, classical ballet is known for its
    exactness of technique that highlights pointed toes and turnouts, high extensions and
    gracefulness (Velardi, 2012). It also uses traditional mime that utilizes gestures for
    conversation instead of words. Contemporary or modern ballet, on the other hand
    “mainly uses ballet steps and more natural movement to convey meaning” (Castle,
    1998). It incorporates elements in both classical ballet and modern dance that allows
    a greater range of movement that does not support the strict bodylines that are
    traditional in any of the classical ballet techniques. (Aparato, Brebante, Callo, Dajime,
    2017) The first ballet company in the Philippines is the Cultural Center of the
    Philippines Dance Company (now Ballet Philippines) and Dance Theatre Philippines.
    In 1969 Alice Reyes with the support of Eddie Elejar and the Cultural Center of the
    Philippines, Ballet Philippines (BP) is widely recognized today as a cornerstone of the
    Filipino cultural identity.

    My Personal reflection
    My personal reflection about ballet is that it is my first time to encountered this subject
    and my first time to dance ballet. I admit, ballet is not that easy to dance it requires
    strength, endurance, balance and flexibility. And I’m not that flexible enough. The
    dance steps are difficult to execute. But ballet thought me one thing and that is
    discipline. Ballet gave me a chance to explore more in different kind of dance like this
    that I never encountered before. But now I already have some insights about ballet I
    can say that I have learned it with myself since we’re currently in online class and I’m
    already acquainted to this dance.

    importance of dance form


    The importance of dance form is it help us improve ourselves and developed new skills
    like in ballet. It provides new knowledge to a specific dance. It helps us grow our
    confidence within ourselves to express our feelings through a dance form. Dance can
    be a cure for a hopeless souls or spirit but through a dance like ballet we have given
    a chance to let it out or express it.

    By: Mary Ann R. Rosalejos BPED EP2-5

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