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Usually dance moves in an auquatic style - performed in a pool, perhaps. It is synchronized swimming to music. In the old movies (1940s), some of the moves were set to music and the women were swimming in kaleidoscopic patterns.
Yes, its actually called "Ballet in the water" but lately not every synchronized swimming is doing graceful ballet. for example, they could be doing a fast edgy routine or a flowing seductive one. i have been doing synchro for four years and i have seen many different routines. i hope this answered your question!!
Words. Shakespeare has them. Ballet does not.
Ballet is more restricted and technical Contemporary is more free