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Dance moved from court feasts to ballrooms to the theatres.
Intermezzos: dances performed between
acts of classical drama or operas
Balletti: originally referred to dance in
The codification of technique helped to create the later dance vocabulary and the self-contained ballet.
源自文库
Romantic Ballet
A trend toward a greater degree of selfexpression began early in the 18th century.
Queen Elizabeth I dancing with Robert Dudley, The Earl of Leicester
Elizabethan Court Dance
A skilled musician and dancer, Elizabeth I encouraged dance among all her subjects and required it of her courtiers.
Dances differed between the Upper and Lower classes. Many Upper class dances were imported from Europe
and required Dancing Masters to teach the steps. Elizabethan dancing:
Performance commissioned by Catherine de Medici in 1581 at the Valois Court of Henri III
Le Balet Comique De La Reine
1581: First ballet -- Le Balet Comique de la Reine aka Circe composed by Balthazar Beaujoyeulx
Ballet and Modern Dance
Italian Beginnings
15th century:
Italian
Beginnings
Gugliemo Ebreo (1420-84), teacher of dance to the nobility, wrote a study of dance that includes first examples of choreography.
Court entertainment for wedding festivities at the French Valois Court
Three geometrical dance entries carefully woven into the plot of the production
invention of artists associated with the French court of the Sun King, Louis XIV
The king's own dancing master and perhaps the first great French dancer, Pierre Beauchamps, was head of the Dance Academy.
First conscious effort to blend verse, music, dance, scenic elements and costume into a unified and coherent theatrical statement.
16th century: Dance at the Court of Queen Elizabeth I
youtube/watch?v=h-7IDEada8U from Elizabeth I and Elizabeth: The Golden Age
youtube/watch?v=neaJduRIuN0 Volta from The Virgin Queen (BBC)
17th century: Ballet de
ballrooms, came to refer to dance in theatres.
16th century: Dance at the French Court
Evening Ball for the Wedding of the Duc de Joyeuse c.1581
Le Balet Comique De La Reine
Court composer Jean-Baptiste Lully oversaw all productions.
The ballet de cour dancers traced inventive patterns
on the stage as one component of an elaborate stage presentation.
Marie Camargo introduced new steps to the vocabulary and raised her skirt several inches to show off her technique.
Cours: Court Ballet
at Versailles
Louis XIV performing in a ballet
Ballet de Cours: Court Ballet
at Versailles
Ballet as Western civilization knows it is an
Intermezzos: dances performed between
acts of classical drama or operas
Balletti: originally referred to dance in
The codification of technique helped to create the later dance vocabulary and the self-contained ballet.
源自文库
Romantic Ballet
A trend toward a greater degree of selfexpression began early in the 18th century.
Queen Elizabeth I dancing with Robert Dudley, The Earl of Leicester
Elizabethan Court Dance
A skilled musician and dancer, Elizabeth I encouraged dance among all her subjects and required it of her courtiers.
Dances differed between the Upper and Lower classes. Many Upper class dances were imported from Europe
and required Dancing Masters to teach the steps. Elizabethan dancing:
Performance commissioned by Catherine de Medici in 1581 at the Valois Court of Henri III
Le Balet Comique De La Reine
1581: First ballet -- Le Balet Comique de la Reine aka Circe composed by Balthazar Beaujoyeulx
Ballet and Modern Dance
Italian Beginnings
15th century:
Italian
Beginnings
Gugliemo Ebreo (1420-84), teacher of dance to the nobility, wrote a study of dance that includes first examples of choreography.
Court entertainment for wedding festivities at the French Valois Court
Three geometrical dance entries carefully woven into the plot of the production
invention of artists associated with the French court of the Sun King, Louis XIV
The king's own dancing master and perhaps the first great French dancer, Pierre Beauchamps, was head of the Dance Academy.
First conscious effort to blend verse, music, dance, scenic elements and costume into a unified and coherent theatrical statement.
16th century: Dance at the Court of Queen Elizabeth I
youtube/watch?v=h-7IDEada8U from Elizabeth I and Elizabeth: The Golden Age
youtube/watch?v=neaJduRIuN0 Volta from The Virgin Queen (BBC)
17th century: Ballet de
ballrooms, came to refer to dance in theatres.
16th century: Dance at the French Court
Evening Ball for the Wedding of the Duc de Joyeuse c.1581
Le Balet Comique De La Reine
Court composer Jean-Baptiste Lully oversaw all productions.
The ballet de cour dancers traced inventive patterns
on the stage as one component of an elaborate stage presentation.
Marie Camargo introduced new steps to the vocabulary and raised her skirt several inches to show off her technique.
Cours: Court Ballet
at Versailles
Louis XIV performing in a ballet
Ballet de Cours: Court Ballet
at Versailles
Ballet as Western civilization knows it is an