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9780813062921 English 0813062926 An insightful read from one of the ballet world s most beloved married couples Melinda Roy, former principal dancer, New York City Ballet Wonderfully complete and instructive, written by two artists who have lived what they write about and are sharing their life experience from a deep and very human viewpoint. Bravo Donald Mahler, former director, Metropolitan Opera Ballet Perfect for inspiring dancers who want to learn more about the art of partnering. Lauren Jonas, cofounder and artistic director, Diablo Ballet An effective and lively resource to add to a dancer and teacher s partnering skills toolkit. Dean Speer, author of "On Technique" Traditionally, the "pas de deux" was designed as an interlude during longer ballets and showcased a ballerina s skills. The male was a guide to her movements and steps, an unwavering extension of the ballerina. Today the "pas de deux" occupies a central role in dances and the reliance on a male s strength has given way to endless modifications. Respect, patience, intuition, and awareness are just as significant as technique and the best partners communicate through breath, eye contact, and musical cues. In "Experiencing the Art of Pas de Deux, "professional dance couple Jennifer Carlynn Kronenberg and Carlos Miguel Guerra demystify the physical, emotional, and artistic intricacies that allow two to dance as one. They examine key components often overlooked in classes and textbooks, such as how to build and maintain the connections necessary for a trusting and successful team. Illuminating "pas de deux" work from both male and female perspectives, they detail the specific responsibilities of each partner. Step-by-step instructions are provided for proper posture, lifts, promenades, turns, and even dance conditioning and QR code accessible videos provide brief demonstrations of new and complex movements. Each chapter also includes personal anecdotes, offering a rare and intimate look at how partners can support one another and discover the inner workings of the finest and most memorable dances.", An intimate look at the artistic complexities of partnering Wonderfully complete and instructive, written by two artists who have lived what they write about and are sharing their life experience from a deep and very human viewpoint. Bravo Donald Mahler, former director, Metropolitan Opera Ballet Perfect for inspiring dancers who want to learn more about the art of partnering. Lauren Jonas, cofounder and artistic director, Diablo Ballet An effective and lively resource to add to a dancer and teacher s partnering skills toolkit. Dean Speer, author of "On Technique" Mastering the pas de deux or step of two requires more than just physical proficiency; it demands genuine commitment between dancers. Respect, patience, and etiquette matter just as much as technique. The best partners communicate effectively through breath, eye contact, and musical cues. In "Experiencing the Art of Pas de Deux, "professional dance couple Jennifer Kronenberg and Carlos Miguel Guerra demystify the physical, emotional, and artistic intricacies behind the art of two dancing as one. Experienced principal dancers and ballet instructors, Kronenberg and Guerra disclose key components of partnering work often overlooked in classes, such as how to build and maintain the connections necessary for a trusting relationship and thus a successful team. Their combined explanations illuminate choreographic work from both a male and female perspective and detail the responsibilities of each partner. With step-by-step instructions for proper posture, lifts, jumps, turns, and even dance conditioning, each chapter s lesson includes personal anecdotes, offering a more intimate look at how partners can support one another during practices and performances. Additionally, QR code accessible videos provide brief demonstrations that more fully illustrate newer and complex movements. Offering expert technical pointers and honing in on the secrets to forming successful interpersonal bonds, Kronenberg and Guerra s firsthand look at this art form within an art form will allow dancers in every genre to discover the inner workings of the finest and most memorable partnerships. "
9780813062921 English 0813062926 An insightful read from one of the ballet world s most beloved married couples Melinda Roy, former principal dancer, New York City Ballet Wonderfully complete and instructive, written by two artists who have lived what they write about and are sharing their life experience from a deep and very human viewpoint. Bravo Donald Mahler, former director, Metropolitan Opera Ballet Perfect for inspiring dancers who want to learn more about the art of partnering. Lauren Jonas, cofounder and artistic director, Diablo Ballet An effective and lively resource to add to a dancer and teacher s partnering skills toolkit. Dean Speer, author of "On Technique" Traditionally, the "pas de deux" was designed as an interlude during longer ballets and showcased a ballerina s skills. The male was a guide to her movements and steps, an unwavering extension of the ballerina. Today the "pas de deux" occupies a central role in dances and the reliance on a male s strength has given way to endless modifications. Respect, patience, intuition, and awareness are just as significant as technique and the best partners communicate through breath, eye contact, and musical cues. In "Experiencing the Art of Pas de Deux, "professional dance couple Jennifer Carlynn Kronenberg and Carlos Miguel Guerra demystify the physical, emotional, and artistic intricacies that allow two to dance as one. They examine key components often overlooked in classes and textbooks, such as how to build and maintain the connections necessary for a trusting and successful team. Illuminating "pas de deux" work from both male and female perspectives, they detail the specific responsibilities of each partner. Step-by-step instructions are provided for proper posture, lifts, promenades, turns, and even dance conditioning and QR code accessible videos provide brief demonstrations of new and complex movements. Each chapter also includes personal anecdotes, offering a rare and intimate look at how partners can support one another and discover the inner workings of the finest and most memorable dances.", An intimate look at the artistic complexities of partnering Wonderfully complete and instructive, written by two artists who have lived what they write about and are sharing their life experience from a deep and very human viewpoint. Bravo Donald Mahler, former director, Metropolitan Opera Ballet Perfect for inspiring dancers who want to learn more about the art of partnering. Lauren Jonas, cofounder and artistic director, Diablo Ballet An effective and lively resource to add to a dancer and teacher s partnering skills toolkit. Dean Speer, author of "On Technique" Mastering the pas de deux or step of two requires more than just physical proficiency; it demands genuine commitment between dancers. Respect, patience, and etiquette matter just as much as technique. The best partners communicate effectively through breath, eye contact, and musical cues. In "Experiencing the Art of Pas de Deux, "professional dance couple Jennifer Kronenberg and Carlos Miguel Guerra demystify the physical, emotional, and artistic intricacies behind the art of two dancing as one. Experienced principal dancers and ballet instructors, Kronenberg and Guerra disclose key components of partnering work often overlooked in classes, such as how to build and maintain the connections necessary for a trusting relationship and thus a successful team. Their combined explanations illuminate choreographic work from both a male and female perspective and detail the responsibilities of each partner. With step-by-step instructions for proper posture, lifts, jumps, turns, and even dance conditioning, each chapter s lesson includes personal anecdotes, offering a more intimate look at how partners can support one another during practices and performances. Additionally, QR code accessible videos provide brief demonstrations that more fully illustrate newer and complex movements. Offering expert technical pointers and honing in on the secrets to forming successful interpersonal bonds, Kronenberg and Guerra s firsthand look at this art form within an art form will allow dancers in every genre to discover the inner workings of the finest and most memorable partnerships. "