Ballet Flashcards

1
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ballet was taken from the Italian word …

A

Ballare

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2
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Ballare means

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“to dance”

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3
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ballo refers to

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dances performed in a ballroom

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4
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According to Haskell (1965), it is a combination of the arts of dancing, poetry, music and painting.

A

Ballet

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5
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True or False: The first ballet performers were men.

A

True

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6
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When and where did ballet began

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15 cebtury during the Renaissance period in Italy

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7
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According to Burian (1963)

It is an artistic, combination of the arts of dancing, poetry, music, and painting

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Ballet

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8
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It is the essential quality if the ballet dancer

A

GRACE

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9
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True or False: Ballet started as a performance in the royal court were the male servants would execute a movement related to the course they are serving during court dinner

A

True

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10
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He had many contacts with Italy and was able to witness one of the dinner ballets.

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French king, Francis I of the House of Valois

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11
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Francis 1 successor to the throne

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Henry II

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12
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Henry II’s wife

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Catherine de Medici

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13
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French court ballet received its peak under…

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Louise XIV (14)

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14
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He was called as the magnificent Sun king

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Louise XIV (14)

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15
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A Frenchman, became one if the most important choreographers and was also associates with the Imperial Theatres for almost sixty years.

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Marius Petipa

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16
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It was during her reign as queen that marked the staging of ballet

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Catherine de Medici’s reign

17
Q

When did French Court developed in France

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16th century

18
Q

He is the known to be the “greatest innovator of the contemporary “plotless” ballet”

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George Balanchine

19
Q

a large, elaborate, festival or celebration

A

court fêtes

20
Q

an Italian musician formerly known as Baldassarini de Belgiojoso

A

Balthazar de Beaujoyeulx

21
Q

Beaujoyeulx was acclaimed by both queen and the court for his … whose alternation of verse and dance already clearly delineated the final contours of ballet as a form of art (Burian, 1963)

A

Ballet des Nymphes

22
Q

de Beaujoyeulx famous presentation was the festive drama … where it combined the spoken word, solo, abd choral song and the dance in a unified whole presenting a story.

A

Ballet Comique de la Reine

23
Q

a stroy of human sacrifice that has a dissonant music and unfamiliar movements

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The Rite of Spring