Pre-Primary- You can start from 2 and there is no exam anymore, it is a very basic class where there is actually not alot of dancing but more preparation for dancing.
Primary- The next step up
Grade 1- the real dancing starts but is still very basic. (First grade you can take exams in.)
Grade 2- This is the year Character dancing is also added into the Exam
Grade 3- gets a little harder. (Hardest exam until grade 6)
Grade 4- Starts to get more to a beginning/intermediate level of dancing
Grade 5- continues(The Grade I am in)
Grade 6- requires skill, but still not incredibly challenging.
Grade 7- Challenging. (Only good dancers make it this far.)
Grade 8 as well- Very Challenging (Last grade.)
then there's the pointe work grades which are:
(11yrs+,some start younger but it's not recommended because it's bad for your feet to start too young.)
intermediate foundation
intermediate
advanced foundation
advanced 1
advanced 2
There is a dance university course and a dance teaching university course.
There is not just Cechetti Ballet and Ballet. You learn a ballet syllabus, there are many different ones. When you take an exam it is from an exam board for example Cecchetti but there are many others such as R.A.D., I.D.T.A. and I.S.T.D. However Cecchetti and RAD (Royal Ballet) seem to be the most common. Cechetti grades are a lot more technically demanding and are considered harder. Grade 3 in Cecchetti would be equivalent to a Grade 4 or 5 in RAD. Cecchetti is also a lot harder to get a high mark in. You cannot compare exam results from Cecchetti and RAD fairly. There is more focus on alignment and poise in Cecchetti than in RAD which becomes more useful if you want to become a professional. Some positions such as 'epaule' are only included in Cecchetti. I personally think Cecchetti is slightly better than RAD and all the others, having trained in RAD and Cechetti.
in ballet? pre primary, then primary grades one to five from there you can continue to grades six to eight or do the vocational grades- intermediate foundation, intermediate, advanced foundation, advanced 1 and advanced 2. then solo seal, but the vocational grades are hard to pass, especially after intermediate. however you can skip the foundations.
There are two main kinds of ballet. These are cecchetti ballet which is more flowing and gentle and there is RAD which developed later on. RAD isn't as smooth and is more strong. I recommend cecchetti ballet. I have done both.
Yes
75-100
rad stands for Royal Academy of Dance, which is a ballet company that offers exams and a ballet course in many countries worldwide
There is not just Cechetti Ballet and Ballet. You learn a ballet syllabus, there are many different ones. When you take an exam it is from an exam board for example Cecchetti but there are many others such as R.A.D., I.D.T.A. and I.S.T.D. However Cecchetti and RAD (Royal Ballet) seem to be the most common. Cechetti grades are a lot more technically demanding and are considered harder. Grade 3 in Cecchetti would be equivalent to a Grade 4 or 5 in RAD. Cecchetti is also a lot harder to get a high mark in. You cannot compare exam results from Cecchetti and RAD fairly. There is more focus on alignment and poise in Cecchetti than in RAD which becomes more useful if you want to become a professional. Some positions such as 'epaule' are only included in Cecchetti. I personally think Cecchetti is slightly better than RAD and all the others, having trained in RAD and Cechetti.
in ballet? pre primary, then primary grades one to five from there you can continue to grades six to eight or do the vocational grades- intermediate foundation, intermediate, advanced foundation, advanced 1 and advanced 2. then solo seal, but the vocational grades are hard to pass, especially after intermediate. however you can skip the foundations.
There are two main kinds of ballet. These are cecchetti ballet which is more flowing and gentle and there is RAD which developed later on. RAD isn't as smooth and is more strong. I recommend cecchetti ballet. I have done both.
Yes
75-100
The best way is to look on the RAD website, where you can enrol on to the CBTS (certificate of ballet teaching studies) or many other coures
OK well i am 13 and i am a ballet student. It depends on what kind of ballet you are talking about...... there is RAD, BAL, and many more. i do BAL so i will tell you about that. ok well first is pre primary, then primary, then grade1, 2, 3, 4, 5, then pre ellementry (for two years) then ellementry (for two years). I hope i have helped you =) With the IDTA, there are all sorts of pre-numberedgrades like prep and primary then there are 6 numbered grades before you get onto the classical grades etc
Either Moscow Ballet Company, New York Ballet, IBW (Independent Ballet of Wales) or RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) or RBS (Royal Ballet School)
1. The Royal academy of dance (RAD) 2. The American ballet theatre 3. The New York City Ballet 4. Boston Ballet 5 San Francisco Ballet 6. Joffrey Ballet 7. Oregon Ballet theatre 8. Tulsa
The English are superb Ballet dancers! The Royal Acadamy of Dance ( RAD) is there.
well to do a course of royal academy of dance, you can start to learn before you start school (2-3 years old). i do RAD ballet at a normal local dance school and to start you don't have to know anything about ballet. BUT to get into the original school in London you have to qualify to be a professional, so YES in that case you do have to be very GOOD! =] hope this helped =]