Italian school of ballet

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The Italian school of ballet is a classical ballet tradition known for its strong, virtuosic technique, fast footwork, and emphasis on clarity and precision, historically associated with influential teachers and dancers from Italy.

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Italian school of ballet canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballet school ⓘ
classical ballet tradition ⓘ
associatedWith Carlo Blasis ⓘ
Enrico Cecchetti ⓘ
La Scala Theatre Ballet School ⓘ
Pierina Legnani ⓘ
Teatro alla Scala ⓘ
linked to: La Scala

Virginia Zucchi ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Italy ⓘ
emphasizes clarity of line ⓘ
clean batterie ⓘ
elevation in jumps ⓘ
multiple turns ⓘ
musicality ⓘ
focusesOn clean transitions between steps ⓘ
clear épaulement ⓘ
control in pointe work ⓘ
strength of legs and feet ⓘ
technical purity ⓘ
goal development of expressive classical style ⓘ
development of strong, articulate footwork ⓘ
hasCharacteristic clarity of movement ⓘ
fast footwork ⓘ
precision of execution ⓘ
strong technique ⓘ
virtuosic technique ⓘ
historicallyImportantFor development of 32 fouettés en tournant ⓘ
development of virtuoso male technique ⓘ
historicalRole one of the earliest codified ballet traditions in Europe ⓘ
influenced Cecchetti method ⓘ
French school of ballet ⓘ
Russian school of ballet ⓘ
linked to: Vaganova method
influencedBy Italian opera tradition ⓘ
Renaissance court dance ⓘ
movementVocabulary classical ballet ⓘ
performanceContext European touring companies ⓘ
Italian opera houses ⓘ
relatedTo Danish school of ballet ⓘ
English school of ballet ⓘ
French school of ballet ⓘ
Russian school of ballet ⓘ
linked to: Soviet ballet
teachingMethod Blasis system of training ⓘ
Cecchetti method ⓘ
timePeriod 19th century ⓘ
early 20th century ⓘ
trainingStructure daily barre and centre practice ⓘ
progressive technical syllabus ⓘ

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Vaganova method → influencedBy → Italian school of ballet ⓘ