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6.1.9. Ballet and Modern Dance Books For Young People




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This article is from the Ballet and Modern Dance FAQ, by Tom Parsons twp@panix.com with numerous contributions by others.

6.1.9. Ballet and Modern Dance Books For Young People


"Starting Ballet". Peter Usborne, (ISBN 0-7460-0982-8). This gives
beginner's techniques, proper skills and how to practice as well as a
basic introduction. Step-by-step illustrations give clear direction.
For Ages 5-8. [Usborne books are available in the U. S. from Debby
McConnell, 1-800-727-1105 x55 or (703) 781-8230.]

Varriale, Jim. "Kids Dance: The Students of Ballet Tech." New York:
Dutton Children's Books, 1999, ISBN:0-525-45536-1. Ballet Tech is "the
first public school for ballet." This book is about Ballet Tech and
the youngsters who go there.

"Usborne Guide to Dance" (ISBN 0-7460-0087-1) and "Usborne Guide to Ballet"
(ISBN 0-7460-0085-5). Peter Usborne. Both guides contain a combina-
tion of illustrations and full color photographs and is a practical,
informative introduction for absolute beginners. Includes simple steps
and exercises to try. For Ages 10 and up.

"World of Ballet". Peter Usborne, ISBN 0-7460-1692-1. A complete guide
to the glamour and excitement of the world of ballet. With full color
photographs throughout. For Ages 10 and up.

 

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