Ballet has always used Classical Music like today. Usually its a CD if you see a ballet you rarely come across dancers performing to a Live Orchestra;.
ballet wasn't used for a purpose it was used as a way to entertain and a way of becoming a stronger dancer today nearly all acpescts of dance revolve around ballet
Ballet involves a graceful, up-right, movement to it. Graceful meaning, you have to have a nice flow to your music. Up-right meaning, you have to be sure to keep your arms in a steady postition the whole time. Plus, your back has to be straight and strong while jumping and turning so you have less of a chance to loose your ballance. Some ballet numbers are more lively and energetic than others, so the graceful movement might be less noticable in fast, ballet music.
No, Beethoven was not one of the first composers to write music specifically for ballet. While he did compose some works that were used in ballet, such as "The Creatures of Prometheus," earlier composers like Jean-Baptiste Lully and Christoph Willibald Gluck were more prominent in the development of ballet music. Ballet as an art form began to take shape in the 17th century, well before Beethoven's time in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Your pelvis is used in ballet..
The music was composed by Vincenzo Tommasini, on themes by Paganini. See http://www.ballet.co.uk/ashton/ashton_devils_holiday.htm for more details.
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ballet wasn't used for a purpose it was used as a way to entertain and a way of becoming a stronger dancer today nearly all acpescts of dance revolve around ballet
Um yeah all the time. Yes, classical music is I think the only music used in ballet. For any other question about dance ask me as I am a talented dancer. I specialise in Hip-Hop, Ballet and Contempory.
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The Nutcracker is an immensely popular holiday season ballet written by Tchaikovsky. Virtually all of the music is ballet music. You might also call it programatic or program music.
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Not sure what the ballet was, but the music was the Waltz from Khachaturian's "Masquerade". You can find it on You tube. Great music! He also wrote "Spartacus" which was used years ago as the theme music for "The Oneidin Line".
For the following reasons: * It was the music of the time when ballet was first being danced. Classical music was the "popular" and "cool" music of the time. * It's beautiful songs really connect with ballet. * Even after classical music was not the popular music of the day, everyone thought of ballet with classsical music. * Older ballets were already written to classical music, it wouldn't make sense to rewrite the music for those historic and beautiful ballets.
Ballet is used, how ballet is used!