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  • Dress Code | Baldovin Ballet

    Dress code Dress code is not mandatory but recommended by Baldovin Ballet Zagreb. It is important for children (and adults) because it connects the students to the atmosphere of the class and makes them comfortable, and a part of the training session. Ballet shoes (no alternative) You can wear socks in the first few classes as a beginner but once we advance, the socks must be replaced with ballet shoes. Socks can may make you slip and cause injury. Ballet shoes will help you feel the exercises better and are a sign of respect towards the ballet class and the ballet teacher. Students may wear what makes them move freely, like form-fitting athletic wear, but we recommend the traditional leotard and tights/leggings or sweatpants and t-shirt. Children’s ballet Girls • Hair must be secured • Ballet shoes mandatory • Recommend leotard and tights/leggings or sweatpants and t-shirts Boys • Ballet shoes mandatory • Black dark color sweatpants or tights, • Recommended white shirt Adult ballet Women • Hair must be secured • Ballet shoes mandatory • Recommend leotard and tights/ leggings or sweatpants and t-shirt • Pointe shoes only for En Pointe class Men • Ballet shoes mandatory • Sweatpants • T-shirt Character dance Modern and Contemporary ballet Women • Hair must be secured. • Recommend leotard and tights/ leggings with knee-length character skirt or sweatpants and t-shirt Men • Sweatpants • T-shirt Women and Men • Ballet shoes or black socks • Sweatpants and t-shirt

  • George Alexandru Baldovin | Baldovin Ballet

    George Alexandru Baldovin George Baldovin was born in Iasi, Romania, to a family of artists. With the help of his brother, Jul Baldovin, he was introduced into world of music. He started to play guitar-vocal in a variety of genres, including pop,folk,country,blues, jazz. At the age of 12 he joins the Art Academy-Ballet "Octav Bancila" Iasi while still continuing with music. He and his brother started a band called "Baldwin Brothers” which won many awards and had concerts in Romania and abroad . George began his professional career as a ballet dancer at early age, first in Opera House Iasi and Opera House Constanta. Soon after he joined the Opera House Maribor-Slovenia, under direction of Eduard Clug, In 2007 he moved to London to join European Ballet London. He performed with HNK Zagreb first in 2008 and then again in 2010, where he stayed for almost ten years. Throughout his ballet career he performed demi-soloist and soloist roles in all the major classical ballets as well as in modern ballets. In parallel with his ballet career, he composed instrumental-electronic music for modern and contemporary ballets, for media, and has collaborated with different music artists. Currently Worked with Vladimir Malakhov, Nacho Duato, Patrice Bart, Derek Dean, Joyce Cuoco, Eduard Clug, Leo Mujic, Youri Vamos,Van Mannen,Irena Pasarić,Irek Muchamedov Stasa Zurovac, Dinko Bogdanic, Lorca Massine, Martin Muller, Rui Lopez, Valeri Koftun, Victor Litvinov, Paul Liburn, Pascal Tozeau, Jocelyn Alizart, Gheorge Iancu, Paul Lewis, Martin Lindinger,Giorgio Madia,Ugo Ranierri, Raffaella Renzi, Monique Andeoletti, Vladimir Derevianko, Hugo Viera, Uwe Schröter, Ronald Savkovic, Gheorge Stanciu, Maria Palmieri, Ion Tugearu, Giovanni DiPalma, Oleg Danovski jr, Aleksandr Lukjanov, Claudio Bernardo, Milko Sparemblek, Iraida Lukasova, Marin Turcu,Michael McClain, Mark McClain, Mihai Motovilov, Galina Dimitrieva, Andrew Grenwood, Botir Ohundarjev, Ilia Louwen, Cristi Craciun, Mihai Babusca, Vasile Solomon, Pavel Rotaru, Alexander Monachov, Ilir Kerni, Mark Silver, Mark Boerman, Christine Ceconello. • Founder of Baldovin Ballet Zagreb • Artistic Director of Margot Fonteyn Academy of Ballet, Affiliate Croatia • Freelancer • Music composer •Singer • Member of HDPBU since 2010 • Studies Ballet Pedagogy at Margot Fonteyn Academy of Ballet Professional experience • Opera House Iasi, Romania • Opera House Constanta, Romania • Opera House S.N.G Maribor, Slovenia • European Ballet, London, U.K. • Opera House Bucharest, Romania • Opera House H.N.K Zagreb, Croatia Awards ballet&music 3rd on National Ballet Competition • Galati Grand prize at music festival “Mesterul Manole”Pitesti-Romania-1996 Grand prize at music festival “Clepsidra iernii”-Zalau-Romania-1998 Grand prize at music festival “Anonimul”-Sf. Gheorge-Romania-2006 Grand prize at music festival “Voci tinere”-Caracal-Romania-2006 1st prize at music festival “Floare de ger”-Calafat-Romania-1996 1st prize at music festival “Portative Folk”-Iasi-Romania-1996 1st prize at music festival “Portative Folk”-Iasi-Romania-1997 1st prize at music festival “Portative Folk”-Iasi-Romania-1998 3rd prize at music festival “Floare de ger”-Calafat-Romania-1998 Education • Art Academy "Octav Bancila " • Iasi • Romania Choreographed "Intro" collaboration with Eugen Mihai Dobrescu,Umag-Croatia 2018 Music compositions for ballet productions Assistant choreographer “Female touch”-Choreography: Ksenija Duran-Croatia “Would you like to be modified? “Choreography-Simona Unterajter “Two Stories”-choreography-Una Vizek-Zagreb-Croatia “Forbidden”-Choreography-Benjamin Duran-Maintz-Germany “Exquisite corpse”-choreography-Kelsey Paschich-New Mexico -U.S.A. “Dracula”choreography by Simona Unterajter, in the national theater Zagreb-Croatia. Modern choreography by Anthony Jackson- New York-U.S.A. “Arena“-choreography-Niko Ilias Konig- Athens-Greece-2019 "Would you like to be modified" by Simona Unterajter in HNK Zagreb "Drakula" by Simona Unterajter in HNK Zagreb Music collaborations Jul Baldovin Stephane Michel - Citadelle Gia - Bossa nova project

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