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Tamara Karsavina on music
On-screen commentary from pianist Joshua Piper during YouTube ballet class
Tchaikovsky’s hairpins
Ballet pianists on film
“They would have…” — Coppélia, Scotch snaps and class (the social kind)
Diamond fairy variation: new piano arrangement

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By Jonathan Still

June 25, 2008 9:59 am

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A Year of Ballet Playing Cards Free sheet music for ballet class Playing for ballet class

A year of ballet playing cards #21: A gigue by Grétry (8h)
A Year of Ballet Playing Cards Playing for ballet class

A year of ballet playing cards #34: A triple jig medley (8c)
A Year of Ballet Playing Cards Free sheet music for ballet class Playing for ballet class

A year of ballet playing cards #31: A polka mazurka by Verdi (5c)

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rudy
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February 28, 2021 9:37 pm

really charming, jonathan, it’s one of those “journey” pieces that work so well for the long ...

A year of ballet playing cards #52 (DK): Slow tendu music
Jonathan Still
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February 28, 2021 4:09 pm

Great, glad you like it!

A year of ballet playing cards #52 (DK): Slow tendu music
Anna Wooster
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February 28, 2021 4:08 pm

I think that is a lovely tendu music. If, when covid problems let up, I ...

A year of ballet playing cards #52 (DK): Slow tendu music
Jonathan Still
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February 19, 2021 4:18 pm

It's driving me crazy that I can't remember or find where I read this theory—and it ...

A year of ballet playing cards #51 (DQ): A coda medley
rudy
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February 18, 2021 9:12 pm

that's such an entertaining analysis: "the other leg" in "steps" calls for "strong beat - medium ...

A year of ballet playing cards #51 (DQ): A coda medley

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