In the history of ballet what is the difference between the turn out we see today and the turn out from the baroque period when ballet began?

Group of answer choices

A) Today, ballerinas have a completely flat turn out and in the baroque period it was natural and relaxed

B) In the baroque period it was completely flat and today ballerinas have a natural and relaxed turnout Turn out in the Baroque period was at a parallel 1st position and today we turn out with our heels touching in first

C) No answer text provided.

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Alonso Rojas

Arts

23 July, 21:01

In the history of ballet what is the difference between the turn out we see today and the turn out from the baroque period when ballet began?

Group of answer choices

A) Today, ballerinas have a completely flat turn out and in the baroque period it was natural and relaxed

B) In the baroque period it was completely flat and today ballerinas have a natural and relaxed turnout Turn out in the Baroque period was at a parallel 1st position and today we turn out with our heels touching in first

C) No answer text provided.

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Claire King · Answer 1

I think the answer is a

Tootsie · Answer 2

a

Explanation:

Today's ballet dancers will know many of the names of the steps, but the style of performing the steps today is different from the Baroque era, for example, in classical ballet the emphasis is up (high on the toes), while the Baroque style is more rooted to the ground (the heels just off the floor). so the baroque period was more natural and relaxed