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Is ballet classical?
Ballet is one of the first types of dance and uses classical music so it is very classical.
Another name for classical ballet?
ballet
What are the different kinds of ballet?
classical ballet, modern ballet, theatrical ballet and contempary
What are the different types of ballet?
Classical and modern ballet
A form for ballet?
There is a spectrum of forms of ballet which are continuous based on choreography, but the categories recognized are: classical neo-classical contemporary modern-ballet
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