A. identify the following dance movement.
1. it is to balance on your foes, either stationary or in
movement.
2. One foot kicks either forward to the side or to the back
and then is brought behind for a ball change step.
3. Found in ballroom dancing, a half turn is completed on
each heel.
4. It is the French for "directly behind the body."
Referenced often in ballet.
5. A two-person dance, usually a male/female duet
6. It is a two full rotations of any dance turn (pique,
attitude, pencil, etc.)
7. While turning on releve, one leg is bent backward
behind the body, leading the turn outward.
8. It is a small leap to the side, almost a gliding motion
across the floor.
9. It is a bend of the knees in any of the five ballet positions
10. It is a connecting step used in dance combinations, it
involves the transfer of weight from one foot to the
other, usually to "prep" for a turn or leap.
1. it is to balance on your foes, either stationary or in
movement.
2. One foot kicks either forward to the side or to the back
and then is brought behind for a ball change step.
3. Found in ballroom dancing, a half turn is completed on
each heel.
4. It is the French for "directly behind the body."
Referenced often in ballet.
5. A two-person dance, usually a male/female duet
6. It is a two full rotations of any dance turn (pique,
attitude, pencil, etc.)
7. While turning on releve, one leg is bent backward
behind the body, leading the turn outward.
8. It is a small leap to the side, almost a gliding motion
across the floor.
9. It is a bend of the knees in any of the five ballet positions
10. It is a connecting step used in dance combinations, it
involves the transfer of weight from one foot to the
other, usually to "prep" for a turn or leap.
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Answer:
1.) Releve
2.) Kick Ball Change
3.) Heel Pull
4.) Derriere
5.) Pas de Deux
6.) Double Turn
7.) Attitude Turn
8.) Glissade
9.) Plie
10.) Pas de Bourree