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The Ballet Combination Book contains over 250 combinations for the ballet class. This book is designed to help you with a multitude of choices and ideas when planning a ballet class. It is ideal for those times when you find yourself teaching the same exercises week after week. It is also an indispensable tool for apprentice teachers who are not experienced at putting together a combination. You’ll find basic technique ideas for young dancers, as well as more difficult combinations for the intermediate dancer. After you are familiar with the easy to read combinations, refer to it on the spot – even while teaching! Perfect bound. 8 X 11, 58 pages.

The Pointe Class Book has over 100 combinations for barre and center of a beginning or intermediate pointe class. Perfect bound. 8 X 11, 40 Pages

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The Ballet Combination Book, 4th Edition

Combinations are given in the following categories: Plié, Tendu, Dégagé, Rond de jambe a terre and en l’air, Fondu, Développé, Frappé, Grand Battement, Floor turn-out exercises, Adage, Center Tendu, Body Positions, Pirouettes, Petite Allegro, Turns, Waltzes, and Grand Allegro.

The Pointe Class Book, 3rd Edition has over 100 combinations for barre and center of a beginning or intermediate pointe class.

Combinations are given in the following categories: Slow Releves and Rolling through the shoe, Medium speed Relevés with Tendu, Beginning Bourrée and Pas de bourrée, Quick Relevés that transfer Center, Intermediate and one foot Relevés, Piqué at the barre, Several Center sections, Sissonne Relevé, Turns from the corner, Grande Allegro, Ballonne and more.

Also included are the notes for:
Sleeping Beauty Variation – Vivacity
Sleeping Beauty – Temperament
Sleeping Beauty – Silver Fairy
Sleeping Beauty -Diamond Fairy
Sleeping Beauty – Auroras Act 3 Variation
Sleeping Beauty – Female Bluebird Variation
Flower Festival Variation – Female
Swan Lake Pas de Quatre – The Little Swans

Sample Combinations: Some are noted in a more formal ballet terminology. (croisé, devant, etc.) Some use abbreviations like f,s,b (front, side, back) to make an easy to read notation.

Dégagé in 5th

A	1-3	R – dégagé f,s,b
	4	L – inside leg dégagé f
	5-7	R – dégagé b,s,f
	8	L – inside leg b
B	1	R – dégagé f
	2	L – passé back to front
	3	L – passé front to back
	4	R – dégagé f
	5	L – dégagé b
	6	R – passé front to back
	7	R – passé back to front
	8	L – dégagé b
C	1	R – dégagé f
	2	L – dégagé b
	3	R – dégagé side close 1rst
	4	R – dégagé side close back
	5	R – dégagé back
	6	L – dégagé front
	7	R – dégagé side close 1rst
	8	R – dégagé side close front
C	1-8	repeat C

Rond de jambe with en cloche

	1	en cloche front
	2	en cloche back
	3	through 1rst to tendu front
	4	en dehors ronde de jambe finish front
	5-8	fondu in tendu front, port de bras forward and come up straightening supporting leg
	1	en cloche back
	2	en cloche front
	3	through 1rst to tendu back
	4	en dedans ronde de jambe finish 1rst
	5-8	fondu in tendu back, port de bras back and come up straightening supporting leg
	1-4	4 en dehors ronde de jambe finish front
	5-8	4 en dedans rond de jambe finish 1rst
	1-4	1 en dehors 45° rond de jambe front, side, back, close 1rst
	5-8	1 en dedans 45° rond de jambe back, side, front, close 5th
	1-8	90° grand rond de jambe passé développé front, side, back, close 5th
	1-8	90° grand rond de jambe passé développé back, side, front, close 5th
	1-4	Tendu back with the inside leg and full plié into allongé (toe slides back)
	5-8	rise up slightly until in a lunge with front leg in plié and back leg straight And port de bras back with outside arm high in 4th
	1-8	port de bras front and back again while in the lunge
		Continue into the splits and stretch

Frappé and body facings

	1-3	3 frappé devant
	4	1 double frappé a la seconde
	5-7	3 frappé a la seconde
	8	1 double frappé derriere
	1-3	3 frappé derriere
	4	1 double frappé a la seconde
	5-8	4 double frappé a la seconde
	1	relevé and touch ankle cou de pied back, cou de pied front ,
	2	point tendu devant with fondu facing out from the barre (efface) arm 2nd
	3	relevé , touch front, back
	4	point tendu derriere with fondu facing into the barre (croisé), arm to arabesque
	5-8	repeat last 4
	1-8	relevé petite battement for 7 counts, on 8 lower with sur le cou de pied back
	1-32	reverse all except; instead of lowering on last count, wrap foot and balance

A small sample of the great feedback for: The Ballet Combination Book

I want to tell you how thrilled I am with your book. After 27 year of teaching ballet, I am always looking for new combinations. Some of my students have been with me for 15 years or more, and I see them take notice when I use one of your combinations. They are written clearly and conscisely. A great job.....VH

I just recieved your book and am thrilled. I am considering making it a requirement for my advanced students to have in their arsenal for the days I need them to fill in classes. You have done a lovely job arranging this book.... SL

I recieved the material that I ordered and it is excellent. I have a health issue and must be absent for several weeks. The ballet combos are wonderful and will save me so much time in trying to put together a manual for the sub. The Children's favorites will be very helpful in teaching the younger students. I am a buck and wing tap teacher... and the young lady will be able to grasp the tap routines very nicely. The material I ordered is so... very...what I needed. Dancingly, TL

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The best book ever is from choreographco.com. It's called the Ballet Combination Book and is the best thing! They have tons of exercises for barre, center, .... It is very easy to understand and you have so many to pick from. It helps me to get organized... I also have their new book with pointe exercises, it's just as good. by kristisdance

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