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- Q3022123 subject Q8286871.
- Q3022123 abstract "Demi-soloist can have one of two meanings in the ballet. The first is for a solo rôle normally danced by a member of the corps de ballet. Such rôles are often made in pairs, that is, two corps dancers, dance together, frequently in mirror image.Such dances are most commonly created for a pair of ballerinas but are occasionally made on (two or more) danseurs. Yet more rare are ballets with dances for one, two or more demi-soloist couples.At a gala or other deluxe performance a company's soloists or principal dancers might dance demi rôles.The second meaning of demi-soloist is that of a rank in a ballet company, the English equivalent being second soloist. Such rank is more common in European companies, but the National Ballet of Canada and Houston Ballet have demi-soloists.".
- Q3022123 wikiPageWikiLink Q1206595.
- Q3022123 wikiPageWikiLink Q2881270.
- Q3022123 wikiPageWikiLink Q3787020.
- Q3022123 wikiPageWikiLink Q805221.
- Q3022123 wikiPageWikiLink Q8286871.
- Q3022123 comment "Demi-soloist can have one of two meanings in the ballet. The first is for a solo rôle normally danced by a member of the corps de ballet. Such rôles are often made in pairs, that is, two corps dancers, dance together, frequently in mirror image.Such dances are most commonly created for a pair of ballerinas but are occasionally made on (two or more) danseurs.".
- Q3022123 label "Demi-soloist".