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Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry per cent fat Z-score as a predictor of menstrual status in adolescent and young adult female athletes. [PDF]

Br J Sports Med
Keating M, Saville GH, McCall L, Sainani KL, Ackerman KE.   +4 more
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A Cultural History of Ballet – Five Centuries of a European Art Form

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A Virtual Exhibition on the History of Hungarian Ballet

2019 10th IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom), 2019
In this paper, we present some technical details related to the virtual reconstruction of the former building of the National Theater of Hungary (constructed in 1837) as well as to a virtual exhibition on the early history of Hungarian ballet displayed on the stage of the theater.
Anna Rácz, Attila Gilányi, Anna Mária Bólya, Katarzyna Chmielewska   +3 more
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Early History of Hungarian Ballet in Virtual Reality

2019 10th IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom), 2019
In this paper, we describe a system of threedimensional virtual spaces, which presents objects, facts, documents, and people connected to the beginning of Hungarian ballet, in particular to the first Hungarian prime ballerina and choreographer, Em´ilia Aranyv´ary.
Attila Gilányi, Anna Rácz, Anna Mária Bólya, Katarzyna Chmielewska   +3 more
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A (Very Selective) Early History of Ballet in America

2020
Abstract Ballet developed slowly in the United States and depended on European dancers and teachers at first, but by mid-nineteenth century a few American-trained ballet dancers were beginning to make their mark. The opening of the Metropolitan Opera Ballet School in 1909 and the tours of Anna Pavlova contributed greatly to popularizing ...
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Ballet Practice and History

Abstract A complete and inclusive resource on introductory ballet training and history for the teen-adult reader. Unique in its equally balanced discussion of technique and history, this text guides readers through an accessible methodology of training while also presenting ballet’s historical development through a culturally ...
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Who Takes Ballet and Why? A History of Ballet Class for the Casual Dancer

Dance Chronicle, 2021
Melissa R. Klapper’s Ballet Class: An American History posits that ballet history—as seen from a perspective of casual participants and observers—has not yet been compiled, at least not for the Uni...
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Ballet Class: An American History

Journal of Dance Education, 2020
What a difference a century makes. Ballet Class: An American History opens with Willa Cather opining in McClure’s Magazine in 1913 that “few American girls were interested in taking ballet class” (...
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A brief discussion on the history of the evolution of the localization of Western ballet in China

OOO "Zhurnal "Voprosy Istorii", 2023
Dance as a part of human culture gives rise to different forms of dance theatre in the cultural contexts of different countries. And the development of ballet as a dance genre is also inextricably linked to the society, culture and aesthetics of Western countries. During this process, Western ballet has undergone three localizations in China.
Hong Zhao, Hui Zhao
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