Agrippina Vaganova's "Basic Principles of Classical Ballet" serves as a fundamental guide for aspiring ballet dancers, emphasizing the importance of technique, artistry, and discipline. Originally published in 1934, Vaganova's method is renowned for its systematic approach to training, focusing on body alignment, coordination, and musicality. This timeless manual continues to be a cornerstone in classical ballet education worldwide, shaping generations of dancers with its comprehensive techniques and insightful teachings. A must-read for students, teachers, and enthusiasts alike, Vaganova's principles remain essential for anyone looking to master the art of classical ballet.

These books are gently used and in very good condition.

Language - English

Dover Publications