Definition of Russian ballet in English:

Russian ballet

noun

mass noun

A style of ballet developed at the Russian Imperial Ballet Academy, popularized in the West by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes from 1909.
Example sentencesExamples
- Founded in 1776, the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia is known for its interpretations of traditional Russian ballet.
- It was also a feature of Russian ballet; a good example is in the last act of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker.
- From the glories of Russian ballet and theatre to the tinkling melodies of Hollywood, everything had a purpose below the purpose.
- Cuban training is influenced by Russian ballet, so the two dancers often find themselves in agreement on particular accents or the way a step should be executed.
- He crystallized the style of this company, and indeed what Russian ballet had become at that point in time, in creating this work.
- Her latest two points on the horizon are New York and Shanghai, where she has been working with a dancer trained in Russian ballet and Chinese folk dancing.
- The centre has two theatres, exhibition halls, cinema screens, and a Russian ballet school, and has maintained a full and lively programme for as long as it has been open.
- By the latter part of the 19th century, when ballet had declined severely in Western Europe and Russian ballet was reaching new heights, the development of ballet music lagged severely behind the dance.
- A dancer trained in classical Indian dance forms as well as Russian ballet, he left for the US seven years ago and is claimed to have trained himself at some of the world class dance companies.
- Between 1909 and 1929, the Ballets Russes brought ballet into the twentieth century and Russian ballet to the West.
- Yet since the turn of the last century, Russian ballet has emphasized the dancer over the dance, with little more importance placed on choreography than the art of opera places on stage direction.
- Like the Kirov and the Bolshoi, the Kyiv Ballet, is known world-wide for the luxurious and splendid Russian ballet style - a passionate blend of artistry and technical virtuosity.
- The grown ups continued their conversations about the spring fashion, the delight of the Russian ballet, and an endless stream of people she didn't know, and places she had never been.
- When her husband asked her what she wanted as a present for their silver wedding anniversary in 1995, she replied that her dream was to bring Russian ballet to Mikkeli.
- Consequently, as a new-world choreographer in the United States, he was able to alter Russian ballet technique as a true inheritor, never questioning either its essential value or his own right to make change.
- The trouble is the couple passionately believe Russian ballet is the best in the world.
- For example, Petipa from France and Cecchetti from Italy both worked at the Maryinsky Theater, helping to form what is known as Russian ballet.
- Here, it was felt, was Russian ballet's true gift to the world.
- In those days, Russian ballet from Russia meant either Moscow's Bolshoi Ballet or Leningrad's Kirov Ballet - but there is not even any Leningrad anymore.
- She is regularly invited to conduct seminars on Russian ballet pedagogy.

Definition of Russian ballet in US English:

Russian ballet

noun

A style of ballet developed at the Russian Imperial Ballet Academy, popularized in the West by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes from 1909.
Example sentencesExamples
- From the glories of Russian ballet and theatre to the tinkling melodies of Hollywood, everything had a purpose below the purpose.
- He crystallized the style of this company, and indeed what Russian ballet had become at that point in time, in creating this work.
- Here, it was felt, was Russian ballet's true gift to the world.
- For example, Petipa from France and Cecchetti from Italy both worked at the Maryinsky Theater, helping to form what is known as Russian ballet.
- Like the Kirov and the Bolshoi, the Kyiv Ballet, is known world-wide for the luxurious and splendid Russian ballet style - a passionate blend of artistry and technical virtuosity.
- Yet since the turn of the last century, Russian ballet has emphasized the dancer over the dance, with little more importance placed on choreography than the art of opera places on stage direction.
- When her husband asked her what she wanted as a present for their silver wedding anniversary in 1995, she replied that her dream was to bring Russian ballet to Mikkeli.
- Cuban training is influenced by Russian ballet, so the two dancers often find themselves in agreement on particular accents or the way a step should be executed.
- In those days, Russian ballet from Russia meant either Moscow's Bolshoi Ballet or Leningrad's Kirov Ballet - but there is not even any Leningrad anymore.
- The centre has two theatres, exhibition halls, cinema screens, and a Russian ballet school, and has maintained a full and lively programme for as long as it has been open.
- By the latter part of the 19th century, when ballet had declined severely in Western Europe and Russian ballet was reaching new heights, the development of ballet music lagged severely behind the dance.
- It was also a feature of Russian ballet; a good example is in the last act of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker.
- The grown ups continued their conversations about the spring fashion, the delight of the Russian ballet, and an endless stream of people she didn't know, and places she had never been.
- A dancer trained in classical Indian dance forms as well as Russian ballet, he left for the US seven years ago and is claimed to have trained himself at some of the world class dance companies.
- Founded in 1776, the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia is known for its interpretations of traditional Russian ballet.
- Consequently, as a new-world choreographer in the United States, he was able to alter Russian ballet technique as a true inheritor, never questioning either its essential value or his own right to make change.
- Between 1909 and 1929, the Ballets Russes brought ballet into the twentieth century and Russian ballet to the West.
- Her latest two points on the horizon are New York and Shanghai, where she has been working with a dancer trained in Russian ballet and Chinese folk dancing.
- She is regularly invited to conduct seminars on Russian ballet pedagogy.
- The trouble is the couple passionately believe Russian ballet is the best in the world.

单词	Russian ballet
释义	Definition of Russian ballet in English: Russian ballet noun mass noun A style of ballet developed at the Russian Imperial Ballet Academy, popularized in the West by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes from 1909. Example sentencesExamples Founded in 1776, the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia is known for its interpretations of traditional Russian ballet. It was also a feature of Russian ballet; a good example is in the last act of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. From the glories of Russian ballet and theatre to the tinkling melodies of Hollywood, everything had a purpose below the purpose. Cuban training is influenced by Russian ballet, so the two dancers often find themselves in agreement on particular accents or the way a step should be executed. He crystallized the style of this company, and indeed what Russian ballet had become at that point in time, in creating this work. Her latest two points on the horizon are New York and Shanghai, where she has been working with a dancer trained in Russian ballet and Chinese folk dancing. The centre has two theatres, exhibition halls, cinema screens, and a Russian ballet school, and has maintained a full and lively programme for as long as it has been open. By the latter part of the 19th century, when ballet had declined severely in Western Europe and Russian ballet was reaching new heights, the development of ballet music lagged severely behind the dance. A dancer trained in classical Indian dance forms as well as Russian ballet, he left for the US seven years ago and is claimed to have trained himself at some of the world class dance companies. Between 1909 and 1929, the Ballets Russes brought ballet into the twentieth century and Russian ballet to the West. Yet since the turn of the last century, Russian ballet has emphasized the dancer over the dance, with little more importance placed on choreography than the art of opera places on stage direction. Like the Kirov and the Bolshoi, the Kyiv Ballet, is known world-wide for the luxurious and splendid Russian ballet style - a passionate blend of artistry and technical virtuosity. The grown ups continued their conversations about the spring fashion, the delight of the Russian ballet, and an endless stream of people she didn't know, and places she had never been. When her husband asked her what she wanted as a present for their silver wedding anniversary in 1995, she replied that her dream was to bring Russian ballet to Mikkeli. Consequently, as a new-world choreographer in the United States, he was able to alter Russian ballet technique as a true inheritor, never questioning either its essential value or his own right to make change. The trouble is the couple passionately believe Russian ballet is the best in the world. For example, Petipa from France and Cecchetti from Italy both worked at the Maryinsky Theater, helping to form what is known as Russian ballet. Here, it was felt, was Russian ballet's true gift to the world. In those days, Russian ballet from Russia meant either Moscow's Bolshoi Ballet or Leningrad's Kirov Ballet - but there is not even any Leningrad anymore. She is regularly invited to conduct seminars on Russian ballet pedagogy. Definition of Russian ballet in US English: Russian ballet noun A style of ballet developed at the Russian Imperial Ballet Academy, popularized in the West by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes from 1909. Example sentencesExamples From the glories of Russian ballet and theatre to the tinkling melodies of Hollywood, everything had a purpose below the purpose. He crystallized the style of this company, and indeed what Russian ballet had become at that point in time, in creating this work. Here, it was felt, was Russian ballet's true gift to the world. For example, Petipa from France and Cecchetti from Italy both worked at the Maryinsky Theater, helping to form what is known as Russian ballet. Like the Kirov and the Bolshoi, the Kyiv Ballet, is known world-wide for the luxurious and splendid Russian ballet style - a passionate blend of artistry and technical virtuosity. Yet since the turn of the last century, Russian ballet has emphasized the dancer over the dance, with little more importance placed on choreography than the art of opera places on stage direction. When her husband asked her what she wanted as a present for their silver wedding anniversary in 1995, she replied that her dream was to bring Russian ballet to Mikkeli. Cuban training is influenced by Russian ballet, so the two dancers often find themselves in agreement on particular accents or the way a step should be executed. In those days, Russian ballet from Russia meant either Moscow's Bolshoi Ballet or Leningrad's Kirov Ballet - but there is not even any Leningrad anymore. The centre has two theatres, exhibition halls, cinema screens, and a Russian ballet school, and has maintained a full and lively programme for as long as it has been open. By the latter part of the 19th century, when ballet had declined severely in Western Europe and Russian ballet was reaching new heights, the development of ballet music lagged severely behind the dance. It was also a feature of Russian ballet; a good example is in the last act of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. The grown ups continued their conversations about the spring fashion, the delight of the Russian ballet, and an endless stream of people she didn't know, and places she had never been. A dancer trained in classical Indian dance forms as well as Russian ballet, he left for the US seven years ago and is claimed to have trained himself at some of the world class dance companies. Founded in 1776, the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia is known for its interpretations of traditional Russian ballet. Consequently, as a new-world choreographer in the United States, he was able to alter Russian ballet technique as a true inheritor, never questioning either its essential value or his own right to make change. Between 1909 and 1929, the Ballets Russes brought ballet into the twentieth century and Russian ballet to the West. Her latest two points on the horizon are New York and Shanghai, where she has been working with a dancer trained in Russian ballet and Chinese folk dancing. She is regularly invited to conduct seminars on Russian ballet pedagogy. The trouble is the couple passionately believe Russian ballet is the best in the world.
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