academic dance
Overview page. Subjects: dance.
A term loosely synonymous with classical ballet, i.e. the theatre dance which evolved from the court ballets of the 16th and 17th centuries and which was refined through the national schools of...
academic dance
in The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
January 2010; published online January 2010.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 62 words.
A term loosely synonymous with classical ballet, i.e. the theatre dance which evolved from the court ballets of the 16th
Académie De Musique Et De Poésie
Overview page. Subjects: dance — literature.
Institution founded in Paris in 1570 by Charles IX to foster the love and study of arts.
Académie De Musique Et De Poésie
in The International Encyclopedia of Dance
January 1998; published online January 2005.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 1082 words.
The institution dubbed the Académie de Musique et de Poésie was founded by royal patent in 1570 by Charles IX
Académie de Musique et de Poésie, L'
in The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
January 2010; published online January 2010.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 24 words.
Institution founded in Paris in 1570 by Charles IX to foster the love and study of arts.
Académie Royale De Danse
in The International Encyclopedia of Dance
January 1998; published online January 2005.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 1913 words.
As the first dance institution established in the Western world, the Académie Royale de Danse is widely known by name
Académie Royale de Danse, L'
in The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
January 2010; published online January 2010.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 150 words.
The first dance institution established in the Western world, founded in Paris in 1661 by Louis XIV. He gave
Académie Royale de Musique, L'
in The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
January 2010; published online January 2010.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 119 words.
The official name given to the Paris Opera in 1671. Its original name was L'Académie d'Opéra, given by its
academies of dance
Overview page. Subjects: dance.
Several countries followed the model of the French academies of the 16th and 17th centuries by setting up institutions designed to maintain and perfect standards in the arts. One of the most famous...
academies of dance
in The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
January 2010; published online January 2010.
Reference Entry. Subjects: dance. 70 words.
Several countries followed the model of the French academies of the 16th and 17th centuries by setting up institutions designed