Classes et coaching #6

Unterricht und Coaching #6

Coaching and Classes #6

<p>Contemporary dance sets the tone for another afternoon at the Prix de Lausanne 2022. The senior boys first train in a class led by Armando Braswell before being joined by the junior candidates to perfect their contemporary variations.</p>

Prix de Lausanne 2022

Another afternoon of excellence at the Prix de Lausanne as the candidates hone their skills.

Last training day at the Prix de Lausanne 2022 beginning with classical dance for the boys led by Nicola Biasutti before watching the junior girls with Armando Braswell in a contemporary class.

Last training day at the Prix de Lausanne 2022. 

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It's the last afternoon of coaching for the young candidates in the Prix de Lausanne 2022. First comes the senior boys as they rehearse their classical variations before meeting up with all the girls for a final contemporary coaching session.

Last few hours of training for the young candidates of the Prix de Lausanne 2022.

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The junior candidates are the first to perform in front of the Prix de Lausanne 2022 jury.

Junior Selections

The 50th edition of the Prix de Lausanne opens with classical and contemporary classes given by Clairemarie Osta, Julio Bocca and Lakey Evans-Peña.

Day 1: Morning

First morning of training for the young contestants of the prestigious dance prize.

50th Prix de Lausanne

This first afternoon of training features classical dance with classes led by Elisabeth Platel and Julio Bocca.

Day 1: Afternoon

Training continues at the prestigious international dance competition.

The morning of Day 2 focuses on the youngest competitors and focuses on classical and contemporary dance.

Day 2: Morning

Focus on Classical and contemporary classes on day 2 of the prestigious dance competition.

The Prix de Lausanne candidates are working hard before the selections on Friday with another day of intensive training.

Day 3: Morning

An intensive morning of classes at the prestigious dance competition.

Tuesday afternoon at the Théâtre de Beaulieu: as the selections approach, the boys and girls of group B are refining their technique.

Day 2: Afternoon

Afternoon training focuses on male competitors with coaching.

Day 3: Afternoon

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With the increase in the cost of living, food banks are increasingly in demand in Germany.

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