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To assemble, joined together
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| body position on one leg with the other leg extended to the back |
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| body position supported on one leg with the other leg extended and the knee of the working leg bent |
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| Stretched Battement (beats) |
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| Disengaged Battement (beats) |
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in the shape of a cross
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| lead female dancer in a ballet company |
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| escaped or slipping movement |
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| opposite the audience, facing the audience |
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| shouldering, the placement of the shoulders |
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Throwing Step
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| Bourrée step (bourrée means stuffed or crammed) |
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| Petit battement sur le cou-de-pied |
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| small beats on the neck of the foot |
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| bent, bending (half and full bending of the knees) |
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| Circle of the leg on the ground |
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| Circle of the leg in the air |
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Jumped, jumping
One of the five fundamental movements of elevation:
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Named after the man who created the step
One of the five fundamental movements of elevation:
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raised time
One of the five fundamental movements of elevation:
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One of the nine body position:
Crossed with the leg to the front of the body |
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One of the nine body position:
Crossed with the leg to the back |
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| En face: à la quatrième devant |
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One of the nine body positions:
Facing front with the leg to the front of the body |
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One of the nine body positions:
Leg is to the side of the body and pointing diagonally front |
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One of the nine body positions:
Facing front with the leg to the side of the body |
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One of the nine body positions:
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One of the nine body positions:
open with the leg behind the body |
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One of the nine body positions:
Facing front with the leg behind the body |
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| like the Russian 2nd arabesque facing the front diagonal |
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| like the Russian 2nd arabesque facing the back corner |
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