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búp bê búp bê barbie búp bê búp bê barbie SCARPETTE ROSA

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búp bê barbie SCARPETTE ROSA

Sabato 23 Febbraio ore 15:00
Pad. Teatrino Lorenese

A cura di: Mattel
Età: under 14
Vuoi entrare nel mondo di búp bê barbie a passo di danza? Ti aspetta un appuntamento magico a Danzainfiera 2013, chim bồ câu, bồ câu i giovanissimi ballerini potranno esibirsi sul palco del Teatrino Lorenese.
búp bê barbie Scarpette Rosa è un’iniziativa speciale per diffondere la conoscenza e la promozione della danza classica fra i più piccoli. È infatti riservata a singoli, coppie e gruppi (max 7 elementi) di età inferiore ai 14 anni, divisi in tre categorie. La partecipazione è completamente gratuita.
Per partecipare, occorre creare una piccola coreografia di danza classica della durata massima di 3 minuti che dovrà contenere uno dei 3 passi di danza (sauté/chassé; tendu arabesque/chassé/piqué; bourée/plié/sous sus) presenti nel tutorial - che potete trovare a questo indirizzo internet - con una musica scelta fra quelle dei balletti “Giselle” e “Lago dei Cigni”.
Riprendi la tua coreografia in video, anche a livello amatoriale, e compila il modulo di partecipazione on-line, precisando le modalità di invio del video.
Fra tutti i video segnalati o inviati entro venerdì 8 febbraio 2013, una giuria sceglierà le 20 migliori coreografie entro il 12 febbraio 2013.
I selezionati saranno invitati a partecipare allo spettacolo finale dell'iniziativa, sabato 23 febbraio 2013, chim bồ câu, bồ câu potranno esibirsi sul palco del Teatrino Lorenese davanti ad una giuria di qualità con grandi artisti - come Eleonora Abbagnato, prima ballerina dell’Opéra di Parigi e Francesco Ventriglia, direttore del MaggioDanza - che assegneranno riconoscimenti speciali alle migliori esibizioni di ciascuna delle tre fasce di età, basando la valutazione su tecnica, simpatia e originalità dell’interpretazione.
Sono inoltre previsti gadget e attestati di partecipazione a cura di Mattel per tutti coloro che si esibiranno sul palco.

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XTinkerBellx My web browser translated this as the following: "BARBIE SHOES PINK Saturday, February 23 15:00 Hall Lorraine Theatre By: Mattel Age: Under 14 Do you want to enter the world of Barbie dance step? Awaits an appointment magical Danzainfiera 2013, where young dancers can perform on stage at the Theatre Lorraine. Barbie Pink Shoes is a special initiative to raise awareness and the promotion of classical dance among the smallest. Indeed, it is reserved for individuals, couples and groups (max 7 items) under the age of 14 years, divided into three categories. Participation is free. To participate, you must create a small choreography classical dance longer than 3 minutes must contain one of three dance steps (sauté / chasse; tendu arabesque / chasse / piqué; Bourée / plie / sous sus ) in the tutorial - which you can find at this web address - with music selected from those of the ballet "Giselle" and "Swan Lake." Resume your choreography video, even at an amateur level, and fill out the application form on -line with the arrangements for sending the video. Among all flagged videos or sent by Friday, February 8, 2013, a jury will select the 20 best choreography by February 12, 2013. I will be invited to participate in the final show of the initiative, Saturday, February 23, 2013, where they will perform on stage at the Lorraine Theatre in front of a jury of quality with great artists - as Eleanor Abbagnato, prima ballerina of the Paris Opera and Francesco Ventriglia, director of MaggioDanza - which will award special awards to the best performances each of the three age groups, basing the assessment of technical, sympathy and originality of interpretation. gadgets are also provided and certificates of participation by Mattel for all those who will perform on stage. Regulation Back"

papanoel I did not translate because it is only for Italians

MelodyLaurel I'm pleased that PS is promoting ballet to children. After all the crap about sparkly fashion, boyfriend stealing and a ridiculously unnecessary amount of make-up present in the movies, it's nice to see something different for a change.

XTinkerBellx I left a translation so people that don't understand Italian could understand the article. Why do people always turn a blind eye to the positive things in the newer movies? A Mermaid Tale was about embracing your differences; A Fashion Fairytale was about believing in yourself; A Fairy Secret was about forgiving people; Princess Charm School was about feeling special no matter who you are; A Mermaid Tale 2 was about helping people; and The Princess and the Popstar was about being yourself. Even if you think they are crap, they still promote good things too.

manu962 Wow it seems like Mattel started in a really good direction. I'm happy for that. Well I have to agree with Olivia about this. New Movies have a good part too. I never used to have any new movie. I was even obsessed with FF,FS and not to mention PCS and PaP. After all they are Barbie Movies and are special to me,no matter how good/bad they are.

MelodyLaurel Sorry if I gave the impression that I hate the newer movies, because I don't. If I did hate them, I wouldn't have stayed with this fandom until now. And I never said they don't promote good things, I'm just saying that it's nice to see something different for a change. I do realize they have morals to teach children, I just don't like the way those morals have been presented. I suppose this is a matter of taste, I really can't explain why the fashion and sparkles in newer movies aren't my thing. Besides, like I said, it's just my opinion. Just because I don't like the newer movies as much as the older ones (and by that I mean I DO like the newer ones, before anyone jumps on me saying I don't like them) doesn't mean I'm forcing people to think the same. Mattel needs support for their movies. There are a lot of people who only like the movies from Mermaid Tale onwards, but you don't see me going around complaining that they don't like the same thing I do.

nmdis Well I'll always love mattel for this. Mattel always teach good things from it's movies. And one main thing they make movies according to the generational, they always add true things to the movie. Thanks for this papanoel and Thanks Olivia for translating it.

XTinkerBellx I give up.

sparkletoes I kinda agree with melodylaurel! It's nice to see a change in barbie movies. The modern barbie movies were good and I dont hate them but mattel was kinda going in the wrong direction! I love pink shoes! It looks like an amazing movie!

MajorAbbey Before I go any further, I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that message in FF. Regardless of my feelings for some of the newer movies (I do agree with MelodyLaurel, for the most part), I never felt that one got enough credit for that message. Whatever faults FF had, I always liked that aspect of it. As for PS, I'm glad it's promoting ballet as well. I'm not really that surprised, though, because the other ballet movies seemed to do the same thing. Nutcracker, for instance, included a documentary among its special features, and it apparently inspired a lot of kids to do ballet.