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Basic Principles of Classical Ballet: Russian Ballet Technique
Jumps which are not directed into the air but are parallel to the floor include: pas
glissade, pas de basque, and jeti en tournant (in the execution of the first part of
this movement). Aerial jumps are divided into four kinds: 1. Jumps from both feet
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Agrippina I͡Akovlevna Vaganova, 1969
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Technical Manual and Dictionary of Classical Ballet
Pas de basque en détournant, grand [g"r% pah duh bask W day-toorNAHN]. A
term of the French School. Same as grand pas de basque en toumant. Pas de
basque en remontant [pah duh bask % ruh-mw-TAHN]. Pas de basque, going up
...
[11-14] As the man performs a gentle balance step, more or less on the spot,
holding her left hand in his right, the woman travels around him with a brightly
articulated pas de basque. With four pas de basque she must complete one and
a half ...
Antony Tudor, Ann Hutchinson Guest, 1993
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Ballet Beyond Tradition
Arms: as above Pas de basque (originally called pas de Russe): A movement in
three counts. There are several versions. Pas de basque en avant: From fifth
position right leg front, right leg extends to pointe tendue devant croisee, left leg
on ...
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The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
It includes both soloists and the corps de ballet. It often denotes a dramatic scene
in ballet as for example in La Bayadere, when Solor is forced to dance with
Gamzatti in a public display of loyalty and affection. pas de basque In classical
ballet, ...
Debra Craine, Judith Mackrell, 2010
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The Flower Festival in Genzano:
Pas de Deux
The variation concludes with an incomplete pas de basque saute to the right,
ending with a step forward toward the boy into an epaule 1st arabesque a terre,
the head inclined and turned toward the audience, eyes looking over the upward
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Ann Hutchinson Guest, 1987
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The Collected Writings of Franz Liszt: F. Chopin
A pas de basque is a dance step usually appearing in national dances, which are
adapted to ballet use. There are two types of pas de basque. In the pas de
basque glissé, the dancer glides across the floor, and her feet always remain
close to ...
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The Grotesque Dancer on the Eighteenth-century Stage: ...
These movements are the essence of the step called pas de basque in
nineteenth-century sources. The similarity can been seen in the detailed
description of pas de basque in a book about French social dances published in
1827 by an ...
Rebecca Harris-Warrick, Bruce Alan Brown, 2005
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Complete Physical Education Plans for Grades 5 to 12
Introduce the pas de basque, a two-step with elevation. 2. Teach Nebesko Kolo (
a line dance with joined hands). 3. Teach the Sicilian Tarantella as a flirtatious
Italian dance. 4. If there's time, fill dance requests. Pas de Basques 1-4—Slight ...
Traveling to the side and forward (pas de basque) Like the waltz step that we
show you in Chapter 11, this step has three components. What's unique about
the pas de basque (“PAH duh BAHSK”), though, is that it travels both sideways
and ...
Scott Speck, Evelyn Cisneros, 2011
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «PAS DE BASQUE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
pas de basque w wiadomościach.
Production of 'Wizard of Oz' marks 50 years for Dade City dance …
When Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion skip over the yellow brick road, they perform a stylized pas de basque dance ... «Tampabay.com, Cze 15»
People's Strictly: Scots father Michael Pattie hits the dancefloor in …
I secretly got my kilt and turned the tables to show her a pas de basque and skip change.“ Aliona said: “Michael's Scottish country dancing was ... «Scottish Daily Record, Lut 15»
A Bench on the Road, Summerhall, Review
The chorus of purse lipped porridge stirring white hatted Scots women dance the pas de basque (coloquially called the paddie bar!) and the ... «EdinburghGuide.com, Lut 15»
'Fifty Shades of Grey' screams for psychiatric help
Often, she performs arabesques, although the occasional pas de basque is not beyond her. There is neuroscience behind this populated ... «Washington Post, Lut 15»
Hogmanay 2014 in Edinburgh and Glasgow
If you're Edinburgh-side, The Keilidh on the Mound has a 'ceilidh caller' to sort out your pas de basque from your high cut, and the wonderfully ... «The List, Gru 14»
BP's 'Blue Moon Gala' features foreign dance artists, teachers
... that ends with a leg whiplash); saut de basque (a turning jump with a bent leg); pas de basque (a three-beat step); and jota (a quick dance). «Inquirer.net, Wrz 14»
Marc Platt dies at 100; performed with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo …
“And a pas de basque would kill me.” Sarah Halzack is The Washington Post's national retail reporter. She has previously covered the local job ... «Washington Post, Kwi 14»
Teach Scottish country dancing to children - MSP
The steps involved are the classic pas de basque, partners' “casting off” before dancing to their “corners” and the “reel of three” or figure of eight ... «Scotsman, Sty 14»
Guo was plucked from obsecurity to portray teenage Cunxin in the …
French dance terms such as arabesque were banned, as were certain "anti-revolutionary" steps such as the pas de basque and the entrechat: ... «The Australian, Sie 13»
Full results of Bute Highland Dance Festival
Pas de basque – 1 Nicole Kean, Dumbarton; 2 Eva Grace Kell, Rothesay; 3 Poppi Weatherson, Port Glasgow; 4 Maddison Porteous, Greenock; ... «Buteman, Maj 13»
