Yoga Booty Ballet Live: Cardio Cabaret, Burlesque Style! Gillian Marloth, Teigh McDonough! Yoga Booty Ballet Live Cardio Cabaret Burlesque Style - with Gillian Marloth & Teigh McDonough - This sexy, campy, and even silly cardio cance workout draws on the staples of vaudeville theater. No matter what your fitness level, you'll burn fat and calories - and who doesn't want to cut loose in their living room, pretending they're onstage in a 1940s music hall? With Cardio Cabaret, you get fun, energetic moves, a great workout, and lots of pure joyful self-expression! 2 CD for this set - Yoga Booty Ballet Live: Hip Hop Abs

Yoga Booty Ballet Live: Cardio Cabaret, Burlesque Style! Gillian Marloth, Teigh McDonough! Yoga Booty Ballet Live Cardio Cabaret Burlesque Style - with Gillian Marloth & Teigh McDonough - This sexy, campy, and even silly cardio cance workout draws on the staples of vaudeville theater. No matter what your fitness level, you'll burn fat and calories - and who doesn't want to cut loose in their living room, pretending they're onstage in a 1940s music hall? With Cardio Cabaret, you get fun, energetic moves, a great workout, and lots of pure joyful self-expression! 2 CD for this set - Yoga Booty Ballet Live: Hip Hop Abs.

The Sleeping Beauty has become a much-loved classical ballet and a perennial delight that combines in a single work all the charms and virtuosity that ballet has to offer. First choreographed to Tchaikovsky’s great musical score by Petipa in 1890 in Russia, it has wonderful ensembles such as the famous Waltz, solos including the Rose Adage as Aurora meets her suitors, and of course the concluding celebratory dances for the happy union of prince and princess. The Royal Ballet’s staging is the distinctive production by Ninette de Valois, revived for the 75th anniversary celebrations of The Royal Ballet in 2006. Its style and visual splendour are unique to the Company: luscious designs by Oliver Messel, restored and updated by Peter Farmer, are richly colourful in their evocation of the opulent Baroque splendour of the royal court, the panoramic journey of the Prince to the overgrown castle and the colourful characters of this famous fairytale. The Sleeping Beauty brings together the best of classical ballet, its music, its dancers and The Royal Ballet itself.

The Sleeping Beauty has become a much-loved classical ballet and a perennial delight that combines in a single work all the charms and virtuosity that ballet has to offer. First choreographed to Tchaikovsky’s great musical score by Petipa in 1890 in Russia, it has wonderful ensembles such as the famous Waltz, solos including the Rose Adage as Aurora meets her suitors, and of course the concluding celebratory dances for the happy union of prince and princess. The Royal Ballet’s staging is the distinctive production by Ninette de Valois, revived for the 75th anniversary celebrations of The Royal Ballet in 2006. Its style and visual splendour are unique to the Company: luscious designs by Oliver Messel, restored and updated by Peter Farmer, are richly colourful in their evocation of the opulent Baroque splendour of the royal court, the panoramic journey of the Prince to the overgrown castle and the colourful characters of this famous fairytale. The Sleeping Beauty brings together the best of classical ballet, its music, its dancers and The Royal Ballet itself.

The first workout;
Do you envy ballet dancers their long, lean bodies and graceful, elegant movements? This beautifully produced exercise video was developed by Peter Martins and the New York City Ballet with the New York Sports Club. First you watch the rippling muscles of four gorgeous ballet dancers (two men and two women) performing warm-up moves to classical ballet music. Martins uses ballet terminology in his cuing and no technique is taught, so it's look-and-follow if you have no previous ballet training. Next you get down on a mat for slow lower-body stretches. A difficult abdominal series is next, followed by "floor barre" exercises to tone the thighs and buttocks while still using the abdominals. After introducing moves to strengthen the back and upper body, Martins runs through a series of standing exercise segments using various ballet movements to strengthen the legs and postural muscles. The workout is divided into 17 short sections, which may give it a disjointed feeling if you're used to more continuity. At the end is a bonus sequence with profiles of the four performers, all dancers with the New York City Ballet. We get to watch them performing, practicing, and eating. One dancer makes the point that ballet is very athletic, but because it's supposed to look ethereal, the hard work stays hidden from the audience. If you love ballet (even just watching it), you'll enjoy this workout.

Do you want a fitness program that builds long, lithe muscles and graceful, healthy posture? In The Ballet Workout, a program with longstanding popularity, instructor Melissa Lowe presents two separate workouts: one for beginners and one for dancers with previous experience. Designed to boost flexibility, strength, and balance, this workout could also serve as a basic introduction to the art of ballet. Also check out The Ballet Workout II and The New Ballet Workout. Discover the joy of movement and the beauty of dance with the first program in this series by Instructor Melissa Lowe. The elegant way to achieve the body you want, attain the look and grace of a professional dancer and enjoy a healthier lifestyle. Perfect for all ages, this workout will help you condition, reshape and tone your body. This workout will not only help you create the body you have always wanted, but also will help you gain an overall sense of well being. This workout has been divided into two levels. Level I is designed for those with little or no previous ballet experience. Previous ballet experience is helpful but not necessary for level II. Success on both workout levels lies in performing the exercises in the correct position and with the correct posture. The same amount of time spent on ballet exercises as spent on more traditional forms of exercise will produce dramatically different results in shaping your body.

# Orchestra: LOrchestre de la Suisse Romande, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Detroit Symphony Orchestra
# Conductor: Ernest Ansermet, David Zinman, Charles Dutoit, Antal Dorati
# Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Leo Delibes, Frederic Chopin, Charles Gounod, Sergey Prokofiev, et al.