Ballet is a beautiful style of dancing that has been around since the fifteenth century. If you have always dreamed of being a graceful ballet dancer, start by taking ballet classes at one of the several dance schools in Barcelona.
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Academia de Danza Yisbell is a dance school that was founded in 1986 in Sarriá, dedicated to the training of national and international dancers. The academy specializes in ballet for children, teenagers, and adults, but also teaches other styles of dance like Hip Hop, Funky Jazz, New Style and Break Dance.
Academia de Danza Yisbell is located at Via Augusta, 319.
At Escola Ballet David Campos students can learn to dance with teachers David Campos, a famous artistic director and choreographer, and Irene Sabas, a former ballerina at Dance Theatre Philippines. Escola Ballet David Campos offers classes for different ages and experience levels, like Pre-ballet, Elementary ballet, Intermediate ballet, Technique perfecting classes, and Pre-professional classes.
Escola Ballet David Campos is located at Carrer de la Nació, 50.
Body Ballet is a form of ballet meant to elongate and tone the body, helping the student to lose weight. The method was created by Carolina de Pedro Pascual combining the knowledge she gained from her days as a professional ballerina and dance teacher. This revolutionary method has been featured in numerous publications like Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Women’s Health, Elle, and Vogue.
Body Ballet is located at Carrer d’Atenes, 27.
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Centre de Dansa de Catalunya was founded in 2010 by Roser Muñoz and Joana Boic with the objective of bringing classical dancing to the public, especially for those who are looking to become professional dancers. The center offers ballet classes for adults and children over 3 years old, offering also other classes like contemporary dancing and Zumba fitness.
Centre de Dansa de Catalunya is located at Carrer Modern, 28, in Hospitalet de Llobregat.
Escola de Ballet Carles Ibáñez is a Classical Ballet dance school founded in the eighties. At Escola de Ballet Carles Ibáñez the classes are taught by professionals from the dance world like Carles Ibáñez I Padró, choreographer, Marc Ibáñez, a ballet dancer for Òpera de Limoges, and Miriam Subatella, a ballerina featured in several Operas at Gran Teatre del Liceu.
Escola de Ballet Carles Ibáñez is located at Carrer Mare de Deu del Remei, 46.
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Escola de Ballet Eulàlia Blasi is another great option for ballet classes in Barcelona. Located in the district of Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, the school teaches ballet using the methods taught by the Russian and French schools. Students who take classes at this school will be specially prepared to try out for the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona. Escola de Ballet Eulàlia Blasi also offers urban dancing classes, and contemporary dancing classes, for children, young people and adults.
Escola de Ballet Eulàlia Blasi is located at Carrer Ali Bei, 113.
Dance esCool is a school with a very relaxed and friendly vibe, where people can not only learn the technical part of dancing but also have a good time. They like to keep their groups small so that the teachers can give personalized attention to the students and so that a better relationship can be developed among all. Dance esCool has a large staff, with a number of teachers specialized in specific styles of dancing. If you choose to take ballet classes at Dance esCool, you will be taught by Miriam Vives.
Dance esCool is located at Carrer de Ganduxer 5-15.
Giovanni Cerullo is a respected ballet dancer who has taken his experience on stage and decided to share it with those who want to learn this graceful form of movement. Giovanni offers classes for adult beginners, pre-intermediate beginner classes, advanced intermediate classes, and initiation classes.
Giovanni Cerullo‘s school is located at Carrer de Llança, 31.
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Thank You so much for this article! We are going to visit Barcelona on this July and I was thinking to take some ballet lesson during our holiday. We live there in hotel called Eurohotel Diagonal and I tought to ask do you know some good ballet school near there?