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Tick-Tock Clocks: The formal ballet Term that is similar is “developé”. Touch your toe to Knee and swing leg out and in like a pendulum of a clock. Grand Port de Bra: This is a full body bend Forward and roll up.
Ballet Terms A to Z. Adage, Adagio [French: a-DAHZH] Adage is a French word derived from the Italian ad agio, meaning at ease or leisure. English ballet teachers use "adage," the French adaptation, while Americans prefer the original Italian.
Glossary of Ballet terms (A-Z): Adage, Adagio Slow, sustained and gentle movement. Adagio is a centre combination consisting of controlled, lyrical and continuous steps. It is characterized by the ease and grace of the positions and connections and builds the dancer’s control and endurance. An
Use this free Ballet Terms Worksheet to help your ballerina learn some of the more important ballet terms. You might also enjoy our free ballet lapbook. Download (PDF, 94KB)
consolidate basic ballet terminology. There is no need to complete every question. Rather, complete as much of each lesson as you feel you need to master the new signs introduced. If you feel confident, you may copy any of the examples onto red-lined stave paper. A printable pdf is provided at the end of these worksheets.
BALLET GLOSSARY – YOU MUST LEARN THE WORDS FROM YOUR GRADE AND REVISE WORDS FROM PREVIOUS GRADES. GRADE 1. Degage – disengage/to release the foot from a closed to an open position. Demi – half Plié – bend. Battement – beat Tendu – stretch. En croix – in the shape of a cross Grand – large Retiré – draw up. Adage – slow movements.
This is a compilation set of pdf pages of all the terms featured in the short videos. The short videos are divided into different categories of terms/steps. This coordinates with another resource: Ballet Terms Full Set Terms and Definitions. Reported resources will be reviewed by our team.
