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Dress Code and Grooming Standards Document
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Preschool Movement Workshop (PWM) (Ages 3-4)
Stresses major locomotor training and freestyle movement to a variety of music styles and a central theme designed for our youngest dancers.
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Pre Ballet (Age 4. Student must be age 4 by Aug 31, 2013 to enroll.)
Introduces basic ballet technique in a play-based environment.
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Pre Tap (Age 4. Student must be age 4 by Aug 31, 2013 to enroll.)
Introduces basic tap technique in a play-based environment.
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Preschool Ballet / Tap Combo (Age 4. Student must be age 4 by Aug 31, 2013 to enroll.)
A preschool ballet and tap primer in a play based environment.
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Ballet Technique (Ages 5 to Adult. Students must be age 5 by Aug 31, 2013 to enroll.)
Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Divisions. Concentrating on Russian technique, students must master steps taught, strength, body alignment and turn-out before moving to the next class level.
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Beginning Ballet (Age 8+).
A beginning program in ballet training designed to aid the beginning pre-adolescent in mastering beginning steps and body placement, in preparation for enrollment in our graded interdisciplinary Leveled programs.
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Pointe (Student must be at least 11 1/2 years old with a minimum of two years ballet training.)
Instructor permission is required to enter this program, based on steps mastered, strength and proper body alignment.
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Tap Technique (Ages 5 and up. Students must be age 5 by Aug 31, 2013 to enroll.)
Offered to all those who enjoy the vigorous fun of tap dancing. Emphasizes tap technique, clarity, agility and speed. Students must master steps taught before advancing to the next class level.
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Jazz Basics (Ages 5 to 7. Students must be age 5 by Aug 31, 2013 to enroll.)
Introduces age-appropriate jazz basic technique for very young dancers.
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Jazz Technique (Ages 8 and up. A minimum of one year ballet training is recommended.)
Program based on Broadway jazz technique -- addressing placement and aesthetic line and setting these movements to classic jazz and contemporary popular music.
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Contemporary Jazz (By Invitation.) The popular fusion of classical and lyrical jazz with ballet and modern dance which challenges the advanced dancer to explore their technical and emotional boundaries. Studends will explore movement, choreography and history of the dance style.
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Modern Technique (Ages 10 and up. A minimum of two years ballet training required.)
A 20th-Century derivative of classical ballet. This course favors movement as the expression of the abstract.
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Contemporary Ballet (Ballet Level 8 and up or by Invitation).
An expressive dance form using the universal language of dance in all types of movements, from stylized to pedestrian. Using ballet as a foundation, it incorporates modern, jazz and other world dance forms.
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Performance Ensemble (By Invitation and Audition only. Levels 7 and up).
Ballet Rincon's elite interdisciplinary performance troupe, representing Ballet Rincon as our community ambassadors. (Fall and Spring Semesters only.)
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