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The 14 pages that link to Ballet technique, each with the reason it gives.

• George BalanchineRelated: His choreography depended on classical technique while stretching its speed, line, and coordination.

• Russian balletNarrower topic: Russian schools build on this shared vocabulary while shaping its execution.

• Mariinsky BalletRelated: The company’s demanding training and performance standards helped transmit Russian technique internationally.

• School of American BalletNarrower topic: It provides the physical and stylistic foundation taught throughout the school’s curriculum.

• Vaganova methodNarrower topic: Vaganova training organizes broad ballet technique into a progressive teaching system.

• Italian balletNarrower topic: Italian schools contributed distinctive methods to the broader technical system.

• TurnoutRelated: Turnout influences how ballet technique organizes the legs and feet.

• August BournonvilleNarrower topic: Bournonville's style is a particular approach within this broader discipline.

• Carlo BlasisNarrower topic: Blasis’s writings helped turn this body of practice into a systematic curriculum.

• History of balletBroader topic: Its technical conventions accumulated through ballet’s institutional history.

• Ballet dancerBroader topic: It supplies the technical vocabulary a ballet dancer learns and performs.

• Pierina LegnaniNarrower topic: Legnani's feats were built on the broader discipline of classical ballet training.

• Sergei PoluninNarrower topic: Polunin’s performances draw on its precise alignment, turnout, and movement vocabulary.

• Sylvie GuillemNarrower topic: Guillem’s extraordinary extensions amplified the possibilities of this technical foundation.