Now you can learn to dance at any age and any style: it’s never too late to make your dream come true. Classical ballet classes are a universal way to raise your skills in different dance styles to a new level. Practice shows that adults, thanks to a meaningful approach, make amazing progress in a fairly short period of time.
A new classical dance studio, Pro ballet, has successfully launched at the ZIL Cultural Center - ballet classes for adults. Classical dance is a system of expressive means of choreographic art with its own history and traditions, rules of training, and methodology. The lesson program promotes the development and improvement of the choreographic base, the development of performing skills, musicality, coordination, artistry, and dance ability.
The main objective of classes for beginners is to learn the basics of choreography, prepare the muscular system for the process of mastering the basic movements of classical exercise at the barre and in the middle, and develop movement coordination skills. In the learning process, femininity, plasticity, and grace are acquired. The material is simplified and adapted, based on the teaching methods of the Russian school of classical ballet.
The teacher of the beginner group is an employee of the ZIL Dance House, a master's student at the Department of Choreographic Art of St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise Dmitry Bannikov.
Lessons for beginners
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Classes for intermediate and advanced (professionals)
The lesson program contributes to the improvement of the choreographic base, the development of performing skills, musicality, coordination, artistry, technique, and dance ability. The combinations become more complex, the tempo and use of rotation and jumping techniques, the duration and complexity of the combinations increase. Work is being carried out in the future to develop strength and endurance by increasing the load and complicating combinations. Fragments of the classical heritage are used in classes.
This is an opportunity to improve your skills under the guidance of an experienced teacher, choreographer and choreographer Svetlana Romanova.
Pro ballet is not only classes in a ballet class, but also lectures, creative meetings with world ballet stars, visits and discussions of new performances. We will open the door to the world of art and show it from different sides.
Recruitment in the group is coming for beginner and advanced levels.
Classes are held 2 times a week. The duration of the lesson is 1.5 hours.
There are no budget places.
Additional information by phone +7 916 147 73 10 or by mail
Teachers
Svetlana Romanova
Svetlana Romanova
Head of the Dance House of the ZIL Cultural Center, teacher, choreographer-choreographer
Svetlana Valentinovna Romanova is a prima ballerina of the Kremlin Ballet Theater, Honored Artist of Russia, and a diploma winner of the international Benois de la Danse award under the patronage of UNESCO.
Graduated from the Moscow Academic Choreographic School, class of S.N. Golovkina in 1984. After graduation she entered the troupe of the State Academic Bolshoi Theater Republic of Belarus (chief choreographer – Valentin Elizariev). She worked her way up in the theater from an artist to a leading ballerina. In 1990, she was invited by artistic director Andrei Petrov to the young Kremlin Ballet Theater. She worked in the troupe under the direction of People's Artists of the USSR Ekaterina Maksimova and Vladimir Vasiliev. From 1993 to 2005 – prima ballerina State Theater"Kremlin Ballet"
Performed leading roles in classical ballets: Odette-Odile (“Swan Lake”), Kitri, Street Dancer, Queen of the Dryads (“Don Quixote”), Aurora, Lilac Fairy (“Sleeping Beauty”), Lady Macbeth (“Macbeth”), Giselle, Myrtha (“Giselle” "), Zarema ("The Fountain of Bakhchisarai"), Marie ("The Nutcracker"), Coppelia ("Coppelia"), the main character in the play "Cavalry Halt", etc.
In 1995, she received the title of Honored Artist of Russia, laureate of the Benois de la Danse Prize, and was awarded government diplomas and medals. She worked with famous choreographers Valentin Elizariev, Andrei Petrov, Yuri Grigorovich, Jean-Christophe Blavier, as an assistant choreographer with Wayne Eagling, Andris Liepa, Patrick de Bana and others.
In 2000, she graduated from the Moscow State Academy of Choreography and received a diploma with honors and the qualification of a teacher. In 2010, she graduated from the Moscow State Academy of Arts and received the qualification of choreographer-choreographer. Completed several levels of the Pilates Russia Institute program.
Svetlana Valentinovna created her own program based on choreography, Pilates, personal experience ballerinas and rehabilitation programs, contributing to the acquisition of beautiful ballet posture, muscle tone, coordination of movement, increasing the mobility of joints to acquire grace, femininity, and plasticity. She practiced at dance schools – studios “Matisse” and “Liepa Body School”.
For the reporting concert of adult clients, “Liepa Body School” staged the play “Only Music is Real” for 6 participants in 2010.
Now Svetlana Romanova is the artistic director of the Dance House of the ZIL Cultural Center. Under her leadership, many projects were carried out, including the play “Lost in Time” with the participation of actors and groups of the ZIL Cultural Center, a series of seminars “Amateur Art and Modernity”, a gala concert “The Path to a Star”, dedicated to the 135th anniversary of Anna Pavlova.
Svetlana Valentinovna is also the director and tutor of the project “Diaghilev Seasons of the 21st Century” under the direction of People's Artist Russia by Andris Liepa. As part of the project, she resumed the ballets Scheherazade, Chopiniana, Petrushka (choreography by M. Fokine), Bolero (choreography by B. Nijinska), La Bayadère by M. Petipa at the Kremlin Ballet Theater. As an assistant choreographer, he revives performances from the Diaghilev Seasons repertoire in Minsk, Tbilisi, St. Petersburg, and Moscow.
Master's student at the Department of Choreographic Art at St. Petersburg State University.
Classical choreography is the basis, the foundation of the entire dance culture. Any modern dance direction is based on elements of classical dance. The highest form of choreographic art is ballet. Appearing in Italy back in the Renaissance, it was a favorite pastime of the nobility. In the 16th century, ballet spread throughout Europe and gradually became an independent dance genre. As the main form of classical choreography, ballet reflects the complexity and contradictory nature of a person’s relationship with the world around him.If you passionately dreamed of doing ballet as a child, but due to certain circumstances your dream never came true, don’t despair, you can start right now. And although classical choreography classes for adults will seem to many to be truly complex, painstaking and time-consuming work, desire and perseverance, discipline and efficiency will help you overcome all difficulties on the way to your dream.
Classical choreography classes: painstaking work that brings pleasure
Choreographic dancing is a constant process of improvement. Translated from Latin, “classical” sounds like “exemplary”. Thus, classical choreography classes for adults and children contribute to the formation of basic skills that will definitely come in handy when learning other styles of dance.
People attend classes in classical dance schools of different ages. Many parents have already appreciated the benefits of such activities for children. In children with early age Correct posture and beautiful gait are formed, flexibility develops, and elegance and grace appear in movements. Choreographic dancing for adults is a great opportunity to strengthen your body, get rid of muscle pain and spinal problems, and form a slim and beautiful figure.
Classical dance in dance schools and studios in Moscow
By choosing classical choreography classes, you are taking the first step towards beauty and health. In addition, lessons are held to classical music, which contributes to the formation of aesthetic taste and the development of an ear for music. Classical dance schools in Moscow conduct group and individual classes, where experienced teachers help beginning dancers master the principles and basics of choreography and comprehend the intricacies of ballet art - without this, the learning process will not bring the desired results.
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This is the basis and a good foundation for learning any dance styles.
Classical dance- This is a constant path to improvement. It is no coincidence that when translated from Latin the word “classical” itself means “exemplary”. Mastering the basics of classical dance lays a solid foundation that will allow you to master any dance technique in the future.
Classes are taught by a teacher with 30 years of experience. Anatoly Georgievich Kovalenko - teacher-choreographer.
Classical dance
Classical dance is a certain type of choreographic plasticity. It is universally recognized as one of the main expressive means of dance, and represents a historically established, ordered system of movements in which there is nothing random or superfluous. This system began its formation back in the 17th century, receiving the name Russian School of Classical Dance.
Classical dance classes are a long, multi-step process that requires patience. Training includes learning the basics with further increasing difficulties. What are the “basics” in classical dance? First of all, this is the positioning of the body, legs, arms and head, because The perception of the entire human figure largely depends on this. Plus familiarization with basic movements ballet class and development of basic skills.
Dance school Balance Club offers group dance classes classical dance. Each of these lessons consists of five sections, which may vary depending on the level of the training group.
1. Ground gymnastics. This is a set of auxiliary exercises in a sitting position and lying on the floor, which contributes to the development of physical abilities.
2. Exercise at the machine. Performing classical dance movements at the barre, or as ordinary people say, “at the stick.” Each element here is aimed at working a specific muscle group, correct positioning of the entire body and arms in particular.
3. Exercise in the middle of the hall. Development has the same significance as exercise at the machine. Its sequence is basically the same, but it is much more complicated, because movements are performed without support.
4. Allegro section (jumps). Everything that is gained through exercise at the barre and in the middle of the gym is directly related to jumping. This is the most difficult part of the lesson.
