Girls do tend to do ballet more when they are younger, but once people get older, more men tend to do ballet.
Well, ballet and gymnastics are actually quite alike so the answer is no.
The principle dance notation (written form) worldwide is 'LABAN NOTATION'. This is used by choreographers for all styles. That is Ballet, Contempory, and in this case Flamenco. A data base for the information regarding basic Flamenco routines can be found in the archives of Spanish Flamenco Academies and the equivalent in Mexico, & U.S. This maybe quite difficult to obtain quickley. My suggestion would be to contact the nearest Flamenco school that has access to this information. The Spanish Embassy (in your national capital may be able to assist if you wish to contact a particular area in Spain (Savilla being the most prevalent regarding Flamenco). The Spanish are very proud of their Flamenco and will hopefully be able to assist regarding your enquiries.
Most ballet dancers are young, in their teens or twenties. There are some older ballet dancers, but ive never heard of one past their thirties. There is no set "retirement age"
spain is famous for the flamenco
Flamenco, with much stomping, and castanets. Also, Ballet Folklorico, a collection or regional Folk dances.
Flamenco is a dance performed to specific flamenco music which comes from the Andalusia region of Spain. It's not easy to describe how to perform flamenco in writing - most people who try to imitate the style will stamp their feet, but they stamp them in totally the wrong way. Flamenco dancers do stamp with flat feet occasionally, but they also use the toe and heel in multiple combinations. To dance flamenco, you need to hold a very upright posture. Arms are similar to ballet but with the elbows higher and further back.
Jazz, Pom, Ballet, Hip Hop, Technique, Kick, Flamenco, Belly dancing, hope that's enough(:
Girls do tend to do ballet more when they are younger, but once people get older, more men tend to do ballet.
northern ballet is the best every can go from young to older. there is ballet (obviously) jazz, singing, ballroom and drama please come and join it is gr8t xxx
The tango, the salsa, etc.
Maria Jose Loyola, born in 1976, is a singer, athlete, ballet and flamenco dancer. She is known for opening Gwen Stefani's The Sweet Escape Tour in 2007.
Well, ballet and gymnastics are actually quite alike so the answer is no.
Flamenco is a traditional Spanish dance.
Flamenco is the correct spelling.
The principle dance notation (written form) worldwide is 'LABAN NOTATION'. This is used by choreographers for all styles. That is Ballet, Contempory, and in this case Flamenco. A data base for the information regarding basic Flamenco routines can be found in the archives of Spanish Flamenco Academies and the equivalent in Mexico, & U.S. This maybe quite difficult to obtain quickley. My suggestion would be to contact the nearest Flamenco school that has access to this information. The Spanish Embassy (in your national capital may be able to assist if you wish to contact a particular area in Spain (Savilla being the most prevalent regarding Flamenco). The Spanish are very proud of their Flamenco and will hopefully be able to assist regarding your enquiries.
Silvia Calado Olivo has written: 'Todo sobre flamenco =' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Flamenco, Flamenco musicians, Flamenco music, Flamenco dancers