
So, You Want to Be a Ballet Dancer?
by Jennifer Kronenberg
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Pub Date Apr 23 2013 | Archive Date May 02 2014
University Press of Florida | second edition
Description
The world of ballet is highly competitive, often unforgiving, and ultimately extremely rewarding. Jennifer Kronenberg’s inspiring how-to guide offers a wide range of pointers for success, starting with such basics as selecting a school, auditioning, sewing your pointe shoes’ ribbons, and choosing attire. She also addresses topics not often taught in dance classes, including backstage etiquette, emotional well-being, handling criticism, and eating for optimal energy.
Best of all, this enhanced print edition features QR codes that can be scanned with a tablet or smartphone, taking you to a companion website full of bonus videos. Watch Kronenberg, principal dancer with the Miami City Ballet, demonstrate how to arrange your hair for the stage, properly prepare pointe shoes, and apply stage makeup. These tips and tools provide an invaluable head start for young ballerinas and serve as a primer for their parents, as together they embark on an exciting journey into the world of professional dance.
An accomplished dancer, writer, and teacher, Jennifer Carlynn Kronenberg is a native of Queens, New York. She studied at the renowned School of American Ballet and has danced professionally for nearly twenty years, appearing on stages throughout the world.A Note From the Publisher
Author is available for interviews, book signings, and other appearances.
Advance Praise
“A revealing book about the grueling—and glamorous—world of ballet.”—New York Daily News
“Chock-full of tips and advice for aspiring dancers and their parents, and includes a personal account of the ballerina’s rocky journey to fame.”—Brooklyn Downtown Star
“Entertaining, realistic, and practical—that big sister that you’d like to have beside you.”—Ballet News
“A must for the aspiring ballet dancer.”—Tammy Lechner, publisher, The Dance SeriesAvailable Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9780813044804 |
PRICE | $14.95 (USD) |