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Vocabulary 1 Spring semester

Arabesque a pose with a straight gesturing leg

Rond De Jambe circular movements of the leg

Enveloppe the opposite of développé. When a dancer performs an enveloppé, they start with the working leg straight to either the front, side or back, then bend in to passe.

Retrograde The act of taking a sequence of choreography and reversing the order from back to front.

Improvisation the process of spontaneously creating movement.

Vocabulary 2 Spring semester

Grand Battement High Kick with a straight leg

Soutenu Full-Turn on two legs which begins with legs crossed, legs unwind and wind up crossed the other way; Feet stay on the same spot but swivel

a pose with a bent gesturing leg Attitude a pose with a bent gesturing leg

sliding step-( Step together step) Chasse sliding step-( Step together step)

Degage Brush the foot slightly OFF the floor

Vocabulary 3 Spring semester

Call Time The time which a dancer/ actor/ crew member must be at the theater and ready to work

Merde/ Break a leg A way in theatre used to wish a performer "good luck" in an ironic way

Wings area just offstage at the sides

Legs small curtains at each side of the stage

Spike Mark to mark a spot on the stage

Stage Makeup Makeup for on stage in order to make their faces and expressions visible to the audience

Vocabulary 4 Spring semester

Floor Pattern A path followed during a movement combination

Forced Arch on ball of the foot with heel off the floor and knee bent

Hitch Kick Kicking one leg in the air while it is up there jumping off the other one to join it to the first and landing on the first leg

Pencil Turn Pirouette with both legs straight

Pivot Turn Half-Turn on two legs with weight transfer from one leg to the other ; Feet stay stationary but swivel