• This is an introduction to ballet for students who have had no previous training.
• Students are introduced to ballet terminology, basic ballet positions, steps, and etiquette.
• This level works at the barre with two hands before moving into the center.
  

• Students at this level are expected to know the basic positions, steps, and terminology
• The barre work is done with both one hand and two hands
• Students continue to work on the coordination of the port de bras with the legs
• Students work on the basic steps as well as combining those steps into common phrases
  

• Students at this level are expected to know the basic positions, steps, and terminology, and be ready to piece them together
• The barre work is done with one hand and two hands
• This level focuses on the execution of basic steps as well as combining those basic steps into common phrases
  
• This class serves as a bridge to the intermediate level

• Students in this level are expected to know the basic positions, steps, terminology, and be ready to use their ballet knowledge to put together more complex combinations.
• There is an emphasis on executing technique properly as well as the artistry within the epaulement.
• Faster footwork and musicality is explored in more depth at this level

• The Pointe class is held at a Beginning/Intermediate level
• Students interested in beginning pointe work should consult with one of our faculty members to see if they are ready for pointe work.
• Students brand new to pointe work are recommended to take a few pointe privates before joining the class or should wait for the next beginning pointe workshop.
  

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