During the Renaissance, ballet was introduced to Italy, and became a court dance for the nobility only, collectively known as the "classical" ballet, with a history of 500 years. 17th century, "classical ballet" was popular in France, and in the late 17th century, it was introduced to Russia. In the late 17th century, it was introduced to Russia. Classical ballet is a noble ballet that follows the techniques and expressions of the court ballet, and after constant changes and innovations, the classical "romantic" ballet was formed in the 19th century.
The representative work of the classical school: "Swan Lake", the dance dress is a gauze skirt, and the dance shoes have a softer texture.
The Romantic School is represented by Giselle, where the skirt is between the knee and the ankle, and the shoes are harder, making it easier for the dancer to step.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the modern art trend began to have an impact on the ballet, before the ballet to follow the original city norms, and now produce many ballet works, free choice of materials, new forms, and draw on other kinds of dance words and expression, such as the use of symphony choreography "symphonic ballet", and gradually formed a distinction between classical ballet, the ballet, and the ballet, the ballet, and the ballet. The modern ballet has gradually formed a difference between the classical ballet style.
Symphonic ballet representative works: "Jewel Flower", one of the most famous Russian national ballet, based on the Uralic folk fairy tale, is the turning point of the Soviet symphonic ballet.
Representative works of modern ballet: Anna Karenina, the famous tragic story of love and desire, hypocrisy and deception, despair and death presented on the stage, the most extreme emotions faced by human beings condensed in a ballet.