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BBC Radiophonic Workshop – 21
BBC Radiophonic Workshop – 21 was a compilation by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop to celebrate their 21st anniversary in 1979. It was compiled as an overview of their work both old and new, showcasing the changes in the Workshop as they developed from backroom sound effects suppliers for BBC Radio to full-fledged in-house music composers for the whole of the corporation. It demonstrates the move from the musique concrète and tape-manipulation techniques used in the early days, to the synthesiser works of the 1970s. The first side of the album consisted of material from 1958 to 1971, covering their early work creating jingles, sound-effects and some incidental music. This side includes the first material by Workshop founder Desmond Briscoe to be commercially released, as well as sound effects from The Goon Show, Maddalena Fagandini's interval signal that later became "Time Beat", some of Delia Derbyshire's experimental work and the pilot episode version of the Doctor Who theme music. The second side of the record covered the period between 1971–1979, including Richard Yeoman-Clark material from popular BBC series Blake's 7 and Peter Howell's vocoder heavy "Greenwich Chorus" theme for The Body in Question.
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop
The BBC Radiophonic Workshop, one of the sound effects units of the BBC, was created in 1958 to produce effects and new music for radio. It was closed in March 1998, although much of its traditional work had already been outsourced by 1995. The original Radiophonic Workshop was based in the BBC's Maida Vale Studios in Delaware Road, London.
History
Creation
The Workshop was set up to satisfy the growing demand in the late 1950s for "radiophonic" sounds from a group of producers and studio managers at the BBC, including Desmond Briscoe and Daphne Oram. For some time there had been much interest in producing innovative music and sounds to go with the pioneering programming of the era, in particular the dramatic output of the BBC Third Programme. Often the sounds required for the atmosphere that programme makers wished to create were unavailable or non-existent through traditional sources and so some, such as the musically trained Oram, would look to new techniques to produce effects and music for their pieces. Much of this interest drew them to musique concrète and tape manipulation techniques, since using these methods could allow them to create soundscapes suitable for the growing range of unconventional programming. When the BBC noticed the rising popularity of this method they established a Radiophonic Effects Committee, setting up the Workshop in rooms 13 & 14 of the BBC's Maida Vale studios with a budget of £2,000. The Workshop regularly released technical journals of their findings - leading to some of their techniques being borrowed by sixties producers and engineers such as Eddie Kramer.
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Glossary of dance moves
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Ball change
Ball change is a dance move that consists of two steps: or a partial weight transfer on the ball of a foot behind or by the other foot, followed by a step on the other foot. This action has a syncopated feeling and counted &1, or &2, or a1, or a2, etc., i.e., the "ball" step splits off the end of a beat. It is used, e.g., in the kick ball change.
Basic figure
Same as Basic movement
Basic movement
Basic movement is the very basic step that defines the character of a dance. Often it is called just thus: "Basic Movement" or "Basic Step". For some dances it is sufficient to know the basic step performed in different handholds and dance positions to enjoy it socially.
Basic step
Same as Basic movement.
Box step
Box Step is a dance figure named so because the steps rest in the four corners of a square. It is used, e.g., in American Style ballroom dances: Rumba bronze-level Foxtrot. The leader begins with the left foot and proceeds as follows.
Every step is with full weight transfer. During the second and fourth step it is advised the foot to travel along two sides of the box, rather than along its diagonal.
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The enduring magic of the Radiophonic Workshop | Resident Advisor
We look back on 60 years of the pioneering electronic music and sound effects workshop. Visit the RA feature page: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/3228 "It was a place for experimentation," says Roger Limb, who's been a member of the Radiophonic Workshop since 1972, "full of weird and wonderful sounds which people were not quite sure what to make of." It is easy to forget how mind-bending something like the Doctor Who theme would have sounded back in in the mid-'60s, at a time when almost all music was acoustically derived. Breakthroughs like this were made possible by the pioneering experimentation at the Workshop, which was set up at the BBC in 1958 to record sound effects for radio programming. Techniques were developed on-the-fly using tape manipulation, oscillators and earl...
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Five Days at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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Pioneers Of Sound: The story of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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Creating the Theme | Radiophonic Workshop | Doctor Who
A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert and the late Delia Derbyshire and how they brought composer Ron Grainer's Doctor Who theme to life using electronic music. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToDoctorWho Taken from the special feature Masters of Sound on the Doctor Who: The Beginning Box Set DVD. Click here to buy Doctor Who: The Beginning Box Set DVD: http://www.bbcshop.com/science-fiction/doctor-who-the-beginning-box-set-dvd/invt/bbcdvd1882?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=kh_thebeginningdvd WATCH MORE: Regenerations: http://bit.ly/DWRegenerations The Thirteenth Doctor: http://bit.ly/TheThirteenthDoctor Title Sequences: http://bit.ly/DWTitleSequences Welcome to the Doctor Who Channel! Travel in the TARDIS with ...
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How Do They Do That - The RadioPhonic Workshop
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: A Journey Through Time
Created in 1958, and based in BBC's Maida Vale Studios, Radiophonic Workshop are true pioneers of electronic music. We caught up with them to find out their creative process of old, and how they perform music in the modern age. Watch part II here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GED3sLSVuRg More info: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Experimentation with MatrixBrute
The second part of our miniseries on the British electronic music pioneers, Radiophonic Workshop. Synth guru Mark Ayres reveals why MatrixBrute is a perfect addition to the Radiophonic family, and demonstrates some of the unique sounds it's capable of. See the full article: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic Download the Radiophonic Workshop preset bank for MatrixBrute: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic More on MatrixBrute: https://www.arturia.com/products/hardware-synths/matrixbrute
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Peter Howell & The Radiophonic Workshop 'The Astronauts' (full version)
One of the best BBC Radiophonic releases in my opinion from 1978. This is from the album 'Through A Glass Darkly'.
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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The enduring magic of the Radiophonic Workshop | Resident Advisor
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We look back on 60 years of the pioneering electronic music and sound effects workshop.
Visit the RA feature page: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/322...
We look back on 60 years of the pioneering electronic music and sound effects workshop.
Visit the RA feature page: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/3228
"It was a place for experimentation," says Roger Limb, who's been a member of the Radiophonic Workshop since 1972, "full of weird and wonderful sounds which people were not quite sure what to make of." It is easy to forget how mind-bending something like the Doctor Who theme would have sounded back in in the mid-'60s, at a time when almost all music was acoustically derived. Breakthroughs like this were made possible by the pioneering experimentation at the Workshop, which was set up at the BBC in 1958 to record sound effects for radio programming. Techniques were developed on-the-fly using tape manipulation, oscillators and early synthesisers, laying the groundwork for countless musical movements that would come afterwards. The Workshop closed in 1998, but some of its members have continued to channel its spirit into live performances and recorded music. We followed the group to a recent show at the Science Museum in London to hear about the Workshop's 60-year-long journey.
Director / Producer - Sophie Misrahi
Editor - Sophie Misrahi
Camera - Sophie Misrahi, Guy Clarke
Dubbing Mixer - Guy Clarke
Director / Producer - Sophie Misrahi
Editor - Sophie Misrahi
Camera - Sophie Misrahi, Guy Clarke
Dubbing Mixer - Guy Clarke
https://wn.com/The_Enduring_Magic_Of_The_Radiophonic_Workshop_|_Resident_Advisor
We look back on 60 years of the pioneering electronic music and sound effects workshop.
Visit the RA feature page: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/3228
"It was a place for experimentation," says Roger Limb, who's been a member of the Radiophonic Workshop since 1972, "full of weird and wonderful sounds which people were not quite sure what to make of." It is easy to forget how mind-bending something like the Doctor Who theme would have sounded back in in the mid-'60s, at a time when almost all music was acoustically derived. Breakthroughs like this were made possible by the pioneering experimentation at the Workshop, which was set up at the BBC in 1958 to record sound effects for radio programming. Techniques were developed on-the-fly using tape manipulation, oscillators and early synthesisers, laying the groundwork for countless musical movements that would come afterwards. The Workshop closed in 1998, but some of its members have continued to channel its spirit into live performances and recorded music. We followed the group to a recent show at the Science Museum in London to hear about the Workshop's 60-year-long journey.
Director / Producer - Sophie Misrahi
Editor - Sophie Misrahi
Camera - Sophie Misrahi, Guy Clarke
Dubbing Mixer - Guy Clarke
Director / Producer - Sophie Misrahi
Editor - Sophie Misrahi
Camera - Sophie Misrahi, Guy Clarke
Dubbing Mixer - Guy Clarke
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Five Days at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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Five Days at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop [COMPLETE]
Five Days at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop [COMPLETE]
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Five Days at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop [COMPLETE]
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Pioneers Of Sound: The story of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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A short documentary on the history and influence of the BBC's sound effects studio the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Click here for more info: http://www.thevinylfa...
A short documentary on the history and influence of the BBC's sound effects studio the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Click here for more info: http://www.thevinylfactory.com/?p=11370
https://wn.com/Pioneers_Of_Sound_The_Story_Of_The_BBC_Radiophonic_Workshop
A short documentary on the history and influence of the BBC's sound effects studio the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Click here for more info: http://www.thevinylfactory.com/?p=11370
- published: 19 Feb 2014
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Creating the Theme | Radiophonic Workshop | Doctor Who
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A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert and the late Delia Derbyshire and how they brought composer Ron Graine...
A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert and the late Delia Derbyshire and how they brought composer Ron Grainer's Doctor Who theme to life using electronic music. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToDoctorWho
Taken from the special feature Masters of Sound on the Doctor Who: The Beginning Box Set DVD.
Click here to buy Doctor Who: The Beginning Box Set DVD: http://www.bbcshop.com/science-fiction/doctor-who-the-beginning-box-set-dvd/invt/bbcdvd1882?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=kh_thebeginningdvd
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A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert and the late Delia Derbyshire and how they brought composer Ron Grainer's Doctor Who theme to life using electronic music. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToDoctorWho
Taken from the special feature Masters of Sound on the Doctor Who: The Beginning Box Set DVD.
Click here to buy Doctor Who: The Beginning Box Set DVD: http://www.bbcshop.com/science-fiction/doctor-who-the-beginning-box-set-dvd/invt/bbcdvd1882?utm_source=Youtube&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=kh_thebeginningdvd
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Regenerations: http://bit.ly/DWRegenerations
The Thirteenth Doctor: http://bit.ly/TheThirteenthDoctor
Title Sequences: http://bit.ly/DWTitleSequences
Welcome to the Doctor Who Channel! Travel in the TARDIS with clips dating back to the Doctor's first incarnation in 1963, all the way through dozens of regenerations.
Want to share your views? Join our fan panel: http://tinyurl.com/YouTube-DoctorWho-FanPanel
This is a commercial channel from BBC Studios. Service & Feedback https://www.bbcstudios.com/contact/contact-us/
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How Do They Do That - The RadioPhonic Workshop
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with Brian Hodgson
with Brian Hodgson
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with Brian Hodgson
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: A Journey Through Time
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Created in 1958, and based in BBC's Maida Vale Studios, Radiophonic Workshop are true pioneers of electronic music. We caught up with them to find out their cre...
Created in 1958, and based in BBC's Maida Vale Studios, Radiophonic Workshop are true pioneers of electronic music. We caught up with them to find out their creative process of old, and how they perform music in the modern age.
Watch part II here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GED3sLSVuRg
More info:
https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
https://wn.com/BBC_Radiophonic_Workshop_A_Journey_Through_Time
Created in 1958, and based in BBC's Maida Vale Studios, Radiophonic Workshop are true pioneers of electronic music. We caught up with them to find out their creative process of old, and how they perform music in the modern age.
Watch part II here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GED3sLSVuRg
More info:
https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
- published: 02 Jun 2017
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Experimentation with MatrixBrute
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The second part of our miniseries on the British electronic music pioneers, Radiophonic Workshop. Synth guru Mark Ayres reveals why MatrixBrute is a perfect add...
The second part of our miniseries on the British electronic music pioneers, Radiophonic Workshop. Synth guru Mark Ayres reveals why MatrixBrute is a perfect addition to the Radiophonic family, and demonstrates some of the unique sounds it's capable of.
See the full article: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
Download the Radiophonic Workshop preset bank for MatrixBrute: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
More on MatrixBrute: https://www.arturia.com/products/hardware-synths/matrixbrute
https://wn.com/BBC_Radiophonic_Workshop_Experimentation_With_Matrixbrute
The second part of our miniseries on the British electronic music pioneers, Radiophonic Workshop. Synth guru Mark Ayres reveals why MatrixBrute is a perfect addition to the Radiophonic family, and demonstrates some of the unique sounds it's capable of.
See the full article: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
Download the Radiophonic Workshop preset bank for MatrixBrute: https://www.arturia.com/radiophonic
More on MatrixBrute: https://www.arturia.com/products/hardware-synths/matrixbrute
- published: 04 Jul 2017
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Peter Howell & The Radiophonic Workshop 'The Astronauts' (full version)
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One of the best BBC Radiophonic releases in my opinion from 1978. This is from the album 'Through A Glass Darkly'.
One of the best BBC Radiophonic releases in my opinion from 1978. This is from the album 'Through A Glass Darkly'.
https://wn.com/Peter_Howell_The_Radiophonic_Workshop_'The_Astronauts'_(Full_Version)
One of the best BBC Radiophonic releases in my opinion from 1978. This is from the album 'Through A Glass Darkly'.
- published: 25 Feb 2013
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop · The Magnetic Fields
Holiday
℗ 1999 Merge Records
Released on: 1999-01-12
Composer: Stephi...
Provided to YouTube by Merge Media Ltd
BBC Radiophonic Workshop · The Magnetic Fields
Holiday
℗ 1999 Merge Records
Released on: 1999-01-12
Composer: Stephin Merritt
Auto-generated by YouTube.
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop · The Magnetic Fields
Holiday
℗ 1999 Merge Records
Released on: 1999-01-12
Composer: Stephin Merritt
Auto-generated by YouTube.
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60 Essential Ballet Terms You Need To Know | Dancer Video Glossary
Here are 60 essential ballet words and terms you need to know to get through a typical ballet class! Comment below if you learnt any new words or if this ballet glossary was helpful! Don’t forget to check out www.myballetcoach.com and take your dancing to the next level! My BALLET COACH SUMMER INTENSIVE AUGUST 2023: https://subscribepage.io/SummerIntensive2023
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Insight: Ballet glossary – feet positions
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates positions of the feet. Feet positions: In all schools of ballet, there are five basic foot positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth. All ballet movements begin or end in one of these five positions. Ballet dancers must have good natural turnout of the leg from their hip to enable them to stand in first position with the feet turned out to the sides. First position: Heels together, toes pointed outwards to the sides. Second position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but are moved apart in parallel with each other, by approximately the length of the dancer's foot and a half. Third position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but one is placed in front of the other, the front foot's heel touches the back foot's instep. Fourth po...
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100 Modern Dance Moves...how many do you know? | Post-Modern Dance, Somatic Dance, Classical Dance
What is modern dance? Modern dance is one of the most diverse styles of American dance comprised of various techniques. Some techniques (most featured in this video) include Horton Technique, Graham Technique, Limon Technique, Post Modern Dance, Cunningham Technique, Taylor Technique, Forsythe Technique, *Contact Improvisations, and more. Modern dance techniques are created by modern dance pioneers and their students that carry on the artistic practices, philosophy, and choreography. For this reason, modern dance has been preserved for the past century, and now with technology and video sharing sites such as Youtube, everyone can experience the beauty of modern dance. Chapters 0:00 - Introductions 0:07 - 1. Modern Dance Turns 0:09 - 2. Lateral T Turn (Horton Technique) 0:13 - 3. Ron...
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Insight: Ballet glossary - arm positions
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21 HIP HOP DANCE STEPS WITH NAME | OLDSCHOOL & MIDDLESCHOOL
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Learn Basic Ballet Vocab with Demonstration for Beginners I @trainwithkendall
I'm sharing beginner ballet terminology with you and showing you how to do the movements. This is great for beginning ballet dancers or those looking to refresh their foundational skills and vocabulary. 😍 Subscribe for WEEKLY DANCE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/user/MissAuti?sub_confirmation=1 😎 Check out my BALLET PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0dxI9Id8j2NQl1Hp3TFbIT4vS1oI8TpH 😄 Sign up for my FREE MONTHLY EMAIL: https://www.autikamal.com/ 👉🏼 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiandmetv 📸 Camera and Editing: Director of Photography: Brayden Curtis // [email protected] 00:10 Basic Movement 01:06 Extensions 01:46 Turns 02:13 Jumps and Connecting Steps
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10 Basic Jazz Dance Moves
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To learn more basic Ballet terms & start mastering Ballet moves right at home, check out our new Ballet program, only on STEEZY.CO! → http://stzy.co/BALLETTERMS Graceful ballerina, Brittany Cavaco, is back to teach you 10 basic Ballet terms that are essential to your Ballet journey! 🙌 Brittany Cavaco is a professional Ballet dancer with over two decades of professional training, and has danced for companies such as The Washington Ballet, The Los Angeles Ballet, and The English National Ballet. In this video, you'll learn about the following terms: Allongé Port de Bras Plié Relevé Tendu Dégagé Rond de Jambe Développé Pas de Bourrée Pirouette Make sure to stick around to the end of the video for a bonus term! 👀 Is there anything else you'd like to know about Ballet? Let us know in the...
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21 Levels of Ballet: Easy to Complex | WIRED
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60 Essential Ballet Terms You Need To Know | Dancer Video Glossary
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Here are 60 essential ballet words and terms you need to know to get through a typical ballet class! Comment below if you learnt any new words or if this ballet...
Here are 60 essential ballet words and terms you need to know to get through a typical ballet class! Comment below if you learnt any new words or if this ballet glossary was helpful!
Don’t forget to check out www.myballetcoach.com and take your dancing to the next level!
My BALLET COACH SUMMER INTENSIVE AUGUST 2023: https://subscribepage.io/SummerIntensive2023
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Here are 60 essential ballet words and terms you need to know to get through a typical ballet class! Comment below if you learnt any new words or if this ballet glossary was helpful!
Don’t forget to check out www.myballetcoach.com and take your dancing to the next level!
My BALLET COACH SUMMER INTENSIVE AUGUST 2023: https://subscribepage.io/SummerIntensive2023
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Insight: Ballet glossary – feet positions
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Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates positions of the feet.
Feet positions: In all schools of ballet, there are five basic foot positions: fi...
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates positions of the feet.
Feet positions: In all schools of ballet, there are five basic foot positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth. All ballet movements begin or end in one of these five positions. Ballet dancers must have good natural turnout of the leg from their hip to enable them to stand in first position with the feet turned out to the sides.
First position: Heels together, toes pointed outwards to the sides.
Second position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but are moved apart in parallel with each other, by approximately the length of the dancer's foot and a half.
Third position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but one is placed in front of the other, the front foot's heel touches the back foot's instep.
Fourth position opposite third / fourth open: The feet remain pointing outwards, and in the same position as third but the front foot is placed slightly forward (about the length of one of the dancer's feet).
Fourth position opposite fifth / fourth crossed: As above but the feet are crossed further with the front foot placed opposite the toes of the back foot.
Fifth position: The feet point outwards with the legs crossed and the feet touching. The heel of one foot is placed beside the toes of the other.
Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx
https://wn.com/Insight_Ballet_Glossary_–_Feet_Positions
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates positions of the feet.
Feet positions: In all schools of ballet, there are five basic foot positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth. All ballet movements begin or end in one of these five positions. Ballet dancers must have good natural turnout of the leg from their hip to enable them to stand in first position with the feet turned out to the sides.
First position: Heels together, toes pointed outwards to the sides.
Second position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but are moved apart in parallel with each other, by approximately the length of the dancer's foot and a half.
Third position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but one is placed in front of the other, the front foot's heel touches the back foot's instep.
Fourth position opposite third / fourth open: The feet remain pointing outwards, and in the same position as third but the front foot is placed slightly forward (about the length of one of the dancer's feet).
Fourth position opposite fifth / fourth crossed: As above but the feet are crossed further with the front foot placed opposite the toes of the back foot.
Fifth position: The feet point outwards with the legs crossed and the feet touching. The heel of one foot is placed beside the toes of the other.
Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx
- published: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 392209
10:22
100 Modern Dance Moves...how many do you know? | Post-Modern Dance, Somatic Dance, Classical Dance
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:22
- Uploaded Date: 23 Jul 2021
- views: 323224
What is modern dance?
Modern dance is one of the most diverse styles of American dance comprised of various techniques.
Some techniques (most featured in this...
What is modern dance?
Modern dance is one of the most diverse styles of American dance comprised of various techniques.
Some techniques (most featured in this video) include Horton Technique, Graham Technique, Limon Technique, Post Modern Dance, Cunningham Technique, Taylor Technique, Forsythe Technique, *Contact Improvisations, and more.
Modern dance techniques are created by modern dance pioneers and their students that carry on the artistic practices, philosophy, and choreography.
For this reason, modern dance has been preserved for the past century, and now with technology and video sharing sites such as Youtube, everyone can experience the beauty of modern dance.
Chapters
0:00 - Introductions
0:07 - 1. Modern Dance Turns
0:09 - 2. Lateral T Turn (Horton Technique)
0:13 - 3. Ronde De Jambe Initiated Turn
0:20 - 4. Chaine Turn Variations
0:25 - 5. Off Balance Pirouette
0:32 - 6. Pencil Turn
0:37 - 7. Sharp Pivot
0:40 - 8. Goal Post Arm Turn (Horton Technique)
0:44 - 9. Fan Turn
0:49 - 10. Head Initiated Turn
1:00 - 11. Leg Spiral to Ronde De Jambe
1:04 Modern Dance Jumps
1:06 - 12. Passe Hop
1:08 - 14. Echappe Jump
1:11 - 14. Graham Hop (Graham Technique)
1:14 - 15. Passe Chug Hop Variations
1:20 - 16. Overhead Passe Hop Release
1:28 - 17. Barrel Jump
1:32 - 18. Suspended Hop
1:35 - 19. Flying Squirrel
1:39 - 20.Helicopter
1:44 - Traveling Modern Dance Moves
1:46 - 21. Step Ball Change
1:52 - 22. Cross Ball Change
2:00 - 23. Zig Zag Pathway
2:03 - 24. Skip Step
2:06 - 25. Modern Dance Triplet Step
2:09 - 26. Modern Dance Pony Step
2:12 - 27. Chug Step
2:14 - 28. Drag Step
2:17 - 29. Circular Running
2:22 - 30. Across the Floor Circular Pathway (Trisha Brown Inspired)
2:28 - 31. Modern Dance Combo 1
2:36 - 32. Modern Dance Combo 2
2:40 - 33. Modern Dance Combo 3
2:44 - 34. Modern Dance Combo 4
2:52 - 35. Modern Dance Combo 5
3:01 - 36. Paul Taylor Run
3:08 - 37. Gallop
3:09 - Modern Dance Balancing Moves
3:11 - 38. Hinge Variation 1
3:15 - 39. Hinge Variation 2
3:24 - 40. Pitching
3:32 - 41. Suspended Passe
3:37 - 42. Passe Slide
3:41 - 43. Bison/Buffalo Contraction (Graham Technique)
3:47 - 44. Temps Lie to Attitude
3:58 - 45. Attitudes
4:04 - 46. Penche Arabesque Variation 1
4:11 - 47 Penche Arabesque Variation 2
4:17 - 48. Lateral T (Horton Technique)
4:19 - 49. Modern Dance Low Leg Passe
4:21 - Modern Dance Rolls
4:22 - 50. Lunge Roll Variation 1
4:27 - 51. Lunge Roll Variation 2
4:32 - 52. Seat Roll
4:38 - 53. Egg Roll
4:46 - Modern Dance Abdominal Work
4:48 - 54. Seat Balance
4:52 - 55. Pleading (Graham Technique)
4:57 - 56. Contraction (Graham Technique)
5:01 - Modern Dance Arm Positions
5:02 - 57-62 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Position
5:10 - 63. Bird Arms (Horton Technique)
5:12 - Modern Dance Tendu Work
5:15 - 64. Parallel Tendu
5:19 - 65. Temp Lie
5:24 - 66. Horton Walks (Horton Technique)
5:35 - 67. Tendu Release Throw
5:47 - 68. Battement
5:53 - Modern Dance Leg Work
5:53 - 69. Parallel Plie
5:57 - 70. Plie Turn
6:01 - 71. Plie Second Contraction
6:06 - 72. Parallel Plie Contraction
6:12 - 73. Leg Kicks
6:16 - Modern Dance Back Work
6:19 - 74. Standing Body Waves
6:26 - 75. Seated Body Wave
6:35 - 76. Seated Spinal Twist
6:38 - 77. Standing Spinal Twist
6:41 - 78. Standing Spinal Rotation
6:48 - 79. Sway Rock
6:55 - 80. Standing Spinal Flexion
7:01 - 81. Roll Down
7:10 - 82. Bounces (Graham Technique)
7:15 - Modern Dance Upper Body Work
7:17 - 83. Standing Arm Circles
7:23 - 84. Arm Rotators
7:33 - 85. Drop Swing
7:38 - 86. Drop Swing with Jump
7:42 - 87. Arm Swing w/ Lunge
7:58 - 88. Arm Variation
8:06 - Leg Swings and Leg Circles
8:08 - 89. Ronde De Jambe
8:13 - 90. Leg Swing
8:21 - 91. Ronde De Jambe Hop
8:23 - Isolations and Melts
8:25 - 92. Head Isolation
8:33 - 93. Body Melt
8:39 - Flat Back Series
8:41 - 94. Standard Flat Back
8:54 - 95. Lateral Flatback
9:03 - Other Skills
9:05 - 96. Arm Variation 1
9:10 - 97. Arm Variation 2
9:15 - 98. Gestures
9:20 - 99. Yoga-Modern Dance Fusion
9:33 - 100. Improvisation Demonstration
9:55 - Video Outro
If you would like to learn any specific moves please let me know down below.
This video is intended to be a reference resource for coaches, creatives, and creators seeking ideas and inspiration for tutorials, choreography, art reference drawing, skill growth, curriculum building, exercise sequencing, and more.
I would love to know how many of these fun skills do you know? what was the most interesting? What were the most challenging skills?
Keep dancing, moving, and learning!
https://wn.com/100_Modern_Dance_Moves...How_Many_Do_You_Know_|_Post_Modern_Dance,_Somatic_Dance,_Classical_Dance
What is modern dance?
Modern dance is one of the most diverse styles of American dance comprised of various techniques.
Some techniques (most featured in this video) include Horton Technique, Graham Technique, Limon Technique, Post Modern Dance, Cunningham Technique, Taylor Technique, Forsythe Technique, *Contact Improvisations, and more.
Modern dance techniques are created by modern dance pioneers and their students that carry on the artistic practices, philosophy, and choreography.
For this reason, modern dance has been preserved for the past century, and now with technology and video sharing sites such as Youtube, everyone can experience the beauty of modern dance.
Chapters
0:00 - Introductions
0:07 - 1. Modern Dance Turns
0:09 - 2. Lateral T Turn (Horton Technique)
0:13 - 3. Ronde De Jambe Initiated Turn
0:20 - 4. Chaine Turn Variations
0:25 - 5. Off Balance Pirouette
0:32 - 6. Pencil Turn
0:37 - 7. Sharp Pivot
0:40 - 8. Goal Post Arm Turn (Horton Technique)
0:44 - 9. Fan Turn
0:49 - 10. Head Initiated Turn
1:00 - 11. Leg Spiral to Ronde De Jambe
1:04 Modern Dance Jumps
1:06 - 12. Passe Hop
1:08 - 14. Echappe Jump
1:11 - 14. Graham Hop (Graham Technique)
1:14 - 15. Passe Chug Hop Variations
1:20 - 16. Overhead Passe Hop Release
1:28 - 17. Barrel Jump
1:32 - 18. Suspended Hop
1:35 - 19. Flying Squirrel
1:39 - 20.Helicopter
1:44 - Traveling Modern Dance Moves
1:46 - 21. Step Ball Change
1:52 - 22. Cross Ball Change
2:00 - 23. Zig Zag Pathway
2:03 - 24. Skip Step
2:06 - 25. Modern Dance Triplet Step
2:09 - 26. Modern Dance Pony Step
2:12 - 27. Chug Step
2:14 - 28. Drag Step
2:17 - 29. Circular Running
2:22 - 30. Across the Floor Circular Pathway (Trisha Brown Inspired)
2:28 - 31. Modern Dance Combo 1
2:36 - 32. Modern Dance Combo 2
2:40 - 33. Modern Dance Combo 3
2:44 - 34. Modern Dance Combo 4
2:52 - 35. Modern Dance Combo 5
3:01 - 36. Paul Taylor Run
3:08 - 37. Gallop
3:09 - Modern Dance Balancing Moves
3:11 - 38. Hinge Variation 1
3:15 - 39. Hinge Variation 2
3:24 - 40. Pitching
3:32 - 41. Suspended Passe
3:37 - 42. Passe Slide
3:41 - 43. Bison/Buffalo Contraction (Graham Technique)
3:47 - 44. Temps Lie to Attitude
3:58 - 45. Attitudes
4:04 - 46. Penche Arabesque Variation 1
4:11 - 47 Penche Arabesque Variation 2
4:17 - 48. Lateral T (Horton Technique)
4:19 - 49. Modern Dance Low Leg Passe
4:21 - Modern Dance Rolls
4:22 - 50. Lunge Roll Variation 1
4:27 - 51. Lunge Roll Variation 2
4:32 - 52. Seat Roll
4:38 - 53. Egg Roll
4:46 - Modern Dance Abdominal Work
4:48 - 54. Seat Balance
4:52 - 55. Pleading (Graham Technique)
4:57 - 56. Contraction (Graham Technique)
5:01 - Modern Dance Arm Positions
5:02 - 57-62 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Position
5:10 - 63. Bird Arms (Horton Technique)
5:12 - Modern Dance Tendu Work
5:15 - 64. Parallel Tendu
5:19 - 65. Temp Lie
5:24 - 66. Horton Walks (Horton Technique)
5:35 - 67. Tendu Release Throw
5:47 - 68. Battement
5:53 - Modern Dance Leg Work
5:53 - 69. Parallel Plie
5:57 - 70. Plie Turn
6:01 - 71. Plie Second Contraction
6:06 - 72. Parallel Plie Contraction
6:12 - 73. Leg Kicks
6:16 - Modern Dance Back Work
6:19 - 74. Standing Body Waves
6:26 - 75. Seated Body Wave
6:35 - 76. Seated Spinal Twist
6:38 - 77. Standing Spinal Twist
6:41 - 78. Standing Spinal Rotation
6:48 - 79. Sway Rock
6:55 - 80. Standing Spinal Flexion
7:01 - 81. Roll Down
7:10 - 82. Bounces (Graham Technique)
7:15 - Modern Dance Upper Body Work
7:17 - 83. Standing Arm Circles
7:23 - 84. Arm Rotators
7:33 - 85. Drop Swing
7:38 - 86. Drop Swing with Jump
7:42 - 87. Arm Swing w/ Lunge
7:58 - 88. Arm Variation
8:06 - Leg Swings and Leg Circles
8:08 - 89. Ronde De Jambe
8:13 - 90. Leg Swing
8:21 - 91. Ronde De Jambe Hop
8:23 - Isolations and Melts
8:25 - 92. Head Isolation
8:33 - 93. Body Melt
8:39 - Flat Back Series
8:41 - 94. Standard Flat Back
8:54 - 95. Lateral Flatback
9:03 - Other Skills
9:05 - 96. Arm Variation 1
9:10 - 97. Arm Variation 2
9:15 - 98. Gestures
9:20 - 99. Yoga-Modern Dance Fusion
9:33 - 100. Improvisation Demonstration
9:55 - Video Outro
If you would like to learn any specific moves please let me know down below.
This video is intended to be a reference resource for coaches, creatives, and creators seeking ideas and inspiration for tutorials, choreography, art reference drawing, skill growth, curriculum building, exercise sequencing, and more.
I would love to know how many of these fun skills do you know? what was the most interesting? What were the most challenging skills?
Keep dancing, moving, and learning!
- published: 23 Jul 2021
- views: 323224
0:42
Insight: Ballet glossary - arm positions
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:42
- Uploaded Date: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 456342
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates arm positions.
Ballet uses strictly defined positions through which most arm movements travel. There are...
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates arm positions.
Ballet uses strictly defined positions through which most arm movements travel. There are five basic positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth.
Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx
First position: Both arms are held out in front of the body at approximately
80 degrees, maintaining rounded elbows and an oval shape, sloping down a little from the shoulders.
Second position: Both arms are held out to the sides to form a strong horizontal,
but with a slight slope downwards from shoulders to wrist.
Third position: One arm is held forward in first position, the other is held to the
side in second position.
Fourth position: One arm is held to the side in second position, the other is raised
up, slightly in front of the head.
Fifth position: Both arms are raised up high almost vertically, but held slightly
forward of the head.
https://wn.com/Insight_Ballet_Glossary_Arm_Positions
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates arm positions.
Ballet uses strictly defined positions through which most arm movements travel. There are five basic positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth.
Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx
First position: Both arms are held out in front of the body at approximately
80 degrees, maintaining rounded elbows and an oval shape, sloping down a little from the shoulders.
Second position: Both arms are held out to the sides to form a strong horizontal,
but with a slight slope downwards from shoulders to wrist.
Third position: One arm is held forward in first position, the other is held to the
side in second position.
Fourth position: One arm is held to the side in second position, the other is raised
up, slightly in front of the head.
Fifth position: Both arms are raised up high almost vertically, but held slightly
forward of the head.
- published: 25 Feb 2011
- views: 456342
4:57
21 HIP HOP DANCE STEPS WITH NAME | OLDSCHOOL & MIDDLESCHOOL
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Uploaded Date: 04 Feb 2021
- views: 232623
21 Hip Hop dance moves!
( https://www.instagram.com/anadncr/ )
Inspired from Rhhyme Koko
21 Hip Hop dance moves!
( https://www.instagram.com/anadncr/ )
Inspired from Rhhyme Koko
https://wn.com/21_Hip_Hop_Dance_Steps_With_Name_|_Oldschool_Middleschool
21 Hip Hop dance moves!
( https://www.instagram.com/anadncr/ )
Inspired from Rhhyme Koko
- published: 04 Feb 2021
- views: 232623
3:37
Learn Basic Ballet Vocab with Demonstration for Beginners I @trainwithkendall
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:37
- Uploaded Date: 04 Oct 2018
- views: 1084173
I'm sharing beginner ballet terminology with you and showing you how to do the movements. This is great for beginning ballet dancers or those looking to refresh...
I'm sharing beginner ballet terminology with you and showing you how to do the movements. This is great for beginning ballet dancers or those looking to refresh their foundational skills and vocabulary.
😍 Subscribe for WEEKLY DANCE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/user/MissAuti?sub_confirmation=1
😎 Check out my BALLET PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0dxI9Id8j2NQl1Hp3TFbIT4vS1oI8TpH
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📸 Camera and Editing:
Director of Photography: Brayden Curtis // [email protected]
00:10 Basic Movement
01:06 Extensions
01:46 Turns
02:13 Jumps and Connecting Steps
https://wn.com/Learn_Basic_Ballet_Vocab_With_Demonstration_For_Beginners_I_Trainwithkendall
I'm sharing beginner ballet terminology with you and showing you how to do the movements. This is great for beginning ballet dancers or those looking to refresh their foundational skills and vocabulary.
😍 Subscribe for WEEKLY DANCE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/user/MissAuti?sub_confirmation=1
😎 Check out my BALLET PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0dxI9Id8j2NQl1Hp3TFbIT4vS1oI8TpH
😄 Sign up for my FREE MONTHLY EMAIL: https://www.autikamal.com/
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📸 Camera and Editing:
Director of Photography: Brayden Curtis // [email protected]
00:10 Basic Movement
01:06 Extensions
01:46 Turns
02:13 Jumps and Connecting Steps
- published: 04 Oct 2018
- views: 1084173
4:57
10 Basic Jazz Dance Moves
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Uploaded Date: 25 Mar 2021
- views: 606950
10 basic jazz dance moves! This list style video quickly walks you through beginner jazz moves in an easy to learn way :)
😍 Subscribe for WEEKLY DANCE CONTENT:...
10 basic jazz dance moves! This list style video quickly walks you through beginner jazz moves in an easy to learn way :)
😍 Subscribe for WEEKLY DANCE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/user/MissAuti?sub_confirmation=1
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📸 Camera and Editing:
Director of Photography: Brayden Curtis // [email protected]
Gear: Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
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❤️ Thank you to Fringe Dance Studio for the space! Find them at fringe.dance or https://www.instagram.com/fringedancestudio/
0:00 - Start
0:07 - Jazz Walks
0:19 - Ball Change
0:38 - Pivot
0:59 - Chaine Turns
1:20 - Pique Turn
1:44 - Pirouette
2:22 - Battement
2:39 - Lindy
3:09 - Chasse
3:31 - Jazz Leap
4:11 - Outro
https://wn.com/10_Basic_Jazz_Dance_Moves
10 basic jazz dance moves! This list style video quickly walks you through beginner jazz moves in an easy to learn way :)
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👉🏼 Contact: [email protected]
📸 Camera and Editing:
Director of Photography: Brayden Curtis // [email protected]
Gear: Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/blackmagicpocketcinemacamera
❤️ Thank you to Fringe Dance Studio for the space! Find them at fringe.dance or https://www.instagram.com/fringedancestudio/
0:00 - Start
0:07 - Jazz Walks
0:19 - Ball Change
0:38 - Pivot
0:59 - Chaine Turns
1:20 - Pique Turn
1:44 - Pirouette
2:22 - Battement
2:39 - Lindy
3:09 - Chasse
3:31 - Jazz Leap
4:11 - Outro
- published: 25 Mar 2021
- views: 606950
4:27
10 Basic Terms You Need To Know To Start Learning Ballet | STEEZY.CO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:27
- Uploaded Date: 14 Apr 2021
- views: 44781
To learn more basic Ballet terms & start mastering Ballet moves right at home, check out our new Ballet program, only on STEEZY.CO! → http://stzy.co/BALLETTERMS...
To learn more basic Ballet terms & start mastering Ballet moves right at home, check out our new Ballet program, only on STEEZY.CO! → http://stzy.co/BALLETTERMS
Graceful ballerina, Brittany Cavaco, is back to teach you 10 basic Ballet terms that are essential to your Ballet journey! 🙌
Brittany Cavaco is a professional Ballet dancer with over two decades of professional training, and has danced for companies such as The Washington Ballet, The Los Angeles Ballet, and The English National Ballet.
In this video, you'll learn about the following terms:
Allongé
Port de Bras
Plié
Relevé
Tendu
Dégagé
Rond de Jambe
Développé
Pas de Bourrée
Pirouette
Make sure to stick around to the end of the video for a bonus term! 👀
Is there anything else you'd like to know about Ballet? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️
And of course, make sure you subscribe so that you stay updated on all of our newest programs and content.
See you next time!
With Love,
STEEZY Squad
–
CAST
Brittany Cavaco @theballerina
–
SECTIONS
0:00 - Introduction
0:43 - Allongé
1:04 - Port de bras
1:17 - Plié
1:34 - Relevé
1:40 - Tendu
1:53 - Dégagé
2:12 - Rond de Jambe
2:19 - Développé
2:30 - Pas de Bourrée
2:42 - Pirouette
2:55 - Soutenu
3:08 - About Brittany's Intro to Ballet Program on STEEZY Studio
4:15 - Outro
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Get started on your dance journey today with STEEZY Studio. Learn dance fundamentals, workouts, and choreography anywhere, anytime from the best teachers in the world.
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#Ballet #Ballerina #STEEZYStudio #LearnBallet #BalletTerms #BrittanyCavaco #Allongé #Pirouette #Plié #PortdeBras #Relevé #BalletProgram #Tendu #Dégagé #PasDeBourrée #RonddeJambe #Developpé
https://wn.com/10_Basic_Terms_You_Need_To_Know_To_Start_Learning_Ballet_|_Steezy.Co
To learn more basic Ballet terms & start mastering Ballet moves right at home, check out our new Ballet program, only on STEEZY.CO! → http://stzy.co/BALLETTERMS
Graceful ballerina, Brittany Cavaco, is back to teach you 10 basic Ballet terms that are essential to your Ballet journey! 🙌
Brittany Cavaco is a professional Ballet dancer with over two decades of professional training, and has danced for companies such as The Washington Ballet, The Los Angeles Ballet, and The English National Ballet.
In this video, you'll learn about the following terms:
Allongé
Port de Bras
Plié
Relevé
Tendu
Dégagé
Rond de Jambe
Développé
Pas de Bourrée
Pirouette
Make sure to stick around to the end of the video for a bonus term! 👀
Is there anything else you'd like to know about Ballet? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️
And of course, make sure you subscribe so that you stay updated on all of our newest programs and content.
See you next time!
With Love,
STEEZY Squad
–
CAST
Brittany Cavaco @theballerina
–
SECTIONS
0:00 - Introduction
0:43 - Allongé
1:04 - Port de bras
1:17 - Plié
1:34 - Relevé
1:40 - Tendu
1:53 - Dégagé
2:12 - Rond de Jambe
2:19 - Développé
2:30 - Pas de Bourrée
2:42 - Pirouette
2:55 - Soutenu
3:08 - About Brittany's Intro to Ballet Program on STEEZY Studio
4:15 - Outro
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Get started on your dance journey today with STEEZY Studio. Learn dance fundamentals, workouts, and choreography anywhere, anytime from the best teachers in the world.
Blog: https://blog.steezy.co/
Online Dance Classes (free one-week trial): http://www.steezy.co
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/thatsteezy
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steezystudio
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/steezystudio
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/steezystudio
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#Ballet #Ballerina #STEEZYStudio #LearnBallet #BalletTerms #BrittanyCavaco #Allongé #Pirouette #Plié #PortdeBras #Relevé #BalletProgram #Tendu #Dégagé #PasDeBourrée #RonddeJambe #Developpé
- published: 14 Apr 2021
- views: 44781
13:38
21 Levels of Ballet: Easy to Complex | WIRED
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:38
- Uploaded Date: 26 Jun 2023
- views: 1072846
Professional ballerina Joy Womack explains ballet turns in 21 levels of difficulty, from the easiest to most complex.
Director: Maya Dangerfield; Katherine ...
Professional ballerina Joy Womack explains ballet turns in 21 levels of difficulty, from the easiest to most complex.
Director: Maya Dangerfield; Katherine Wzorek
Director of Photography: Francis Bernal
Editor: Richard Trammell
Expert: Joy Womack
Creative Producer: Katherine Wzorek
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
Associate Producer: Brandon White; Kameryn Hamilton
Production Manager: Eric Martinez
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila
Casting Producer: Nick Sawyer
Camera Operator: Alden Nusser
Gaffer: Alfonso
Audio: Jeff Gaumer
Production Assistant: Ryan Coppola
Hair & Make-Up: Yev Write-Mason
Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen
Assistant Editor: Justin Symonds/Courtney Karwal
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Do You Know Your Ballet TERMINOLOGY? 🩰😅 #ballet #shorts #dance
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Rachel, Caroline & Elliana Quiner demonstrate their knowledge of ballet terminology in this popular dance trend!
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The enduring magic of the Radiophonic Workshop | Resident Advisor
We look back on 60 years of the pioneering electronic music and sound effects workshop.
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The enduring magic of the Radiophonic Workshop | Resident Advisor
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We look back on 60 years of the pioneering electronic music and sound effects workshop.
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"It was a place for experimentation," says Roger Limb, who's been a member of the Radiophonic Workshop since 1972, "full of weird and wonderful sounds which people were not quite sure what to make of." It is easy to forget how mind-bending something like the Doctor Who theme would have sounded back in in the mid-'60s, at a time when almost all music was acoustically derived. Breakthroughs like this were made possible by the pioneering experimentation at the Workshop, which was set up at the BBC in 1958 to record sound effects for radio programming. Techniques were developed on-the-fly using tape manipulation, oscillators and early synthesisers, laying the groundwork for countless musical movements that would come afterwards. The Workshop closed in 1998, but some of its members have continued to channel its spirit into live performances and recorded music. We followed the group to a recent show at the Science Museum in London to hear about the Workshop's 60-year-long journey.
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Five Days at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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Pioneers Of Sound: The story of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
A short documentary on the history and influence of the BBC's sound effects studio the BBC...
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Pioneers Of Sound: The story of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
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A short documentary on the history and influence of the BBC's sound effects studio the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Click here for more info: http://www.thevinylfactory.com/?p=11370
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Creating the Theme | Radiophonic Workshop | Doctor Who
A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert ...
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Creating the Theme | Radiophonic Workshop | Doctor Who
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A look inside the BBC Radiophonic Workshop with Dick Mills, Brian Hodgson, Verity Lambert and the late Delia Derbyshire and how they brought composer Ron Grainer's Doctor Who theme to life using electronic music. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToDoctorWho
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How Do They Do That - The RadioPhonic Workshop
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How Do They Do That - The RadioPhonic Workshop
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: A Journey Through Time
Created in 1958, and based in BBC's Maida Vale Studios, Radiophonic Workshop are true pion...
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: A Journey Through Time
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Created in 1958, and based in BBC's Maida Vale Studios, Radiophonic Workshop are true pioneers of electronic music. We caught up with them to find out their creative process of old, and how they perform music in the modern age.
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Experimentation with MatrixBrute
The second part of our miniseries on the British electronic music pioneers, Radiophonic Wo...
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Experimentation with MatrixBrute
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The second part of our miniseries on the British electronic music pioneers, Radiophonic Workshop. Synth guru Mark Ayres reveals why MatrixBrute is a perfect addition to the Radiophonic family, and demonstrates some of the unique sounds it's capable of.
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Peter Howell & The Radiophonic Workshop 'The Astronauts' (full version)
One of the best BBC Radiophonic releases in my opinion from 1978. This is from the album '...
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Peter Howell & The Radiophonic Workshop 'The Astronauts' (full version)
Peter Howell & The Radiophonic Workshop 'The Astronauts' (full version)
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One of the best BBC Radiophonic releases in my opinion from 1978. This is from the album 'Through A Glass Darkly'.
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop – 21
BBC Radiophonic Workshop – 21 was a compilation by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop to celebrate their 21st anniversary in 1979. It was compiled as an overview of their work both old and new, showcasing the changes in the Workshop as they developed from backroom sound effects suppliers for BBC Radio to full-fledged in-house music composers for the whole of the corporation. It demonstrates the move from the musique concrète and tape-manipulation techniques used in the early days, to the synthesiser works of the 1970s. The first side of the album consisted of material from 1958 to 1971, covering their early work creating jingles, sound-effects and some incidental music. This side includes the first material by Workshop founder Desmond Briscoe to be commercially released, as well as sound effects from The Goon Show, Maddalena Fagandini's interval signal that later became "Time Beat", some of Delia Derbyshire's experimental work and the pilot episode version of the Doctor Who theme music. The second side of the record covered the period between 1971–1979, including Richard Yeoman-Clark material from popular BBC series Blake's 7 and Peter Howell's vocoder heavy "Greenwich Chorus" theme for The Body in Question.
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60 Essential Ballet Terms You Need To Know | Dancer Video Glossary
Here are 60 essential ballet words and terms you need to know to get through a typical bal...
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60 Essential Ballet Terms You Need To Know | Dancer Video Glossary
60 Essential Ballet Terms You Need To Know | Dancer Video Glossary
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Here are 60 essential ballet words and terms you need to know to get through a typical ballet class! Comment below if you learnt any new words or if this ballet glossary was helpful!
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Insight: Ballet glossary – feet positions
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates positions of the feet.
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Insight: Ballet glossary – feet positions
Insight: Ballet glossary – feet positions
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Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates positions of the feet.
Feet positions: In all schools of ballet, there are five basic foot positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth. All ballet movements begin or end in one of these five positions. Ballet dancers must have good natural turnout of the leg from their hip to enable them to stand in first position with the feet turned out to the sides.
First position: Heels together, toes pointed outwards to the sides.
Second position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but are moved apart in parallel with each other, by approximately the length of the dancer's foot and a half.
Third position: The feet remain pointing outwards, but one is placed in front of the other, the front foot's heel touches the back foot's instep.
Fourth position opposite third / fourth open: The feet remain pointing outwards, and in the same position as third but the front foot is placed slightly forward (about the length of one of the dancer's feet).
Fourth position opposite fifth / fourth crossed: As above but the feet are crossed further with the front foot placed opposite the toes of the back foot.
Fifth position: The feet point outwards with the legs crossed and the feet touching. The heel of one foot is placed beside the toes of the other.
Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx
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100 Modern Dance Moves...how many do you know? | Post-Modern Dance, Somatic Dance, Classical Dance
What is modern dance?
Modern dance is one of the most diverse styles of American dance co...
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100 Modern Dance Moves...how many do you know? | Post-Modern Dance, Somatic Dance, Classical Dance
100 Modern Dance Moves...how many do you know? | Post-Modern Dance, Somatic Dance, Classical Dance
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What is modern dance?
Modern dance is one of the most diverse styles of American dance comprised of various techniques.
Some techniques (most featured in this video) include Horton Technique, Graham Technique, Limon Technique, Post Modern Dance, Cunningham Technique, Taylor Technique, Forsythe Technique, *Contact Improvisations, and more.
Modern dance techniques are created by modern dance pioneers and their students that carry on the artistic practices, philosophy, and choreography.
For this reason, modern dance has been preserved for the past century, and now with technology and video sharing sites such as Youtube, everyone can experience the beauty of modern dance.
Chapters
0:00 - Introductions
0:07 - 1. Modern Dance Turns
0:09 - 2. Lateral T Turn (Horton Technique)
0:13 - 3. Ronde De Jambe Initiated Turn
0:20 - 4. Chaine Turn Variations
0:25 - 5. Off Balance Pirouette
0:32 - 6. Pencil Turn
0:37 - 7. Sharp Pivot
0:40 - 8. Goal Post Arm Turn (Horton Technique)
0:44 - 9. Fan Turn
0:49 - 10. Head Initiated Turn
1:00 - 11. Leg Spiral to Ronde De Jambe
1:04 Modern Dance Jumps
1:06 - 12. Passe Hop
1:08 - 14. Echappe Jump
1:11 - 14. Graham Hop (Graham Technique)
1:14 - 15. Passe Chug Hop Variations
1:20 - 16. Overhead Passe Hop Release
1:28 - 17. Barrel Jump
1:32 - 18. Suspended Hop
1:35 - 19. Flying Squirrel
1:39 - 20.Helicopter
1:44 - Traveling Modern Dance Moves
1:46 - 21. Step Ball Change
1:52 - 22. Cross Ball Change
2:00 - 23. Zig Zag Pathway
2:03 - 24. Skip Step
2:06 - 25. Modern Dance Triplet Step
2:09 - 26. Modern Dance Pony Step
2:12 - 27. Chug Step
2:14 - 28. Drag Step
2:17 - 29. Circular Running
2:22 - 30. Across the Floor Circular Pathway (Trisha Brown Inspired)
2:28 - 31. Modern Dance Combo 1
2:36 - 32. Modern Dance Combo 2
2:40 - 33. Modern Dance Combo 3
2:44 - 34. Modern Dance Combo 4
2:52 - 35. Modern Dance Combo 5
3:01 - 36. Paul Taylor Run
3:08 - 37. Gallop
3:09 - Modern Dance Balancing Moves
3:11 - 38. Hinge Variation 1
3:15 - 39. Hinge Variation 2
3:24 - 40. Pitching
3:32 - 41. Suspended Passe
3:37 - 42. Passe Slide
3:41 - 43. Bison/Buffalo Contraction (Graham Technique)
3:47 - 44. Temps Lie to Attitude
3:58 - 45. Attitudes
4:04 - 46. Penche Arabesque Variation 1
4:11 - 47 Penche Arabesque Variation 2
4:17 - 48. Lateral T (Horton Technique)
4:19 - 49. Modern Dance Low Leg Passe
4:21 - Modern Dance Rolls
4:22 - 50. Lunge Roll Variation 1
4:27 - 51. Lunge Roll Variation 2
4:32 - 52. Seat Roll
4:38 - 53. Egg Roll
4:46 - Modern Dance Abdominal Work
4:48 - 54. Seat Balance
4:52 - 55. Pleading (Graham Technique)
4:57 - 56. Contraction (Graham Technique)
5:01 - Modern Dance Arm Positions
5:02 - 57-62 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Position
5:10 - 63. Bird Arms (Horton Technique)
5:12 - Modern Dance Tendu Work
5:15 - 64. Parallel Tendu
5:19 - 65. Temp Lie
5:24 - 66. Horton Walks (Horton Technique)
5:35 - 67. Tendu Release Throw
5:47 - 68. Battement
5:53 - Modern Dance Leg Work
5:53 - 69. Parallel Plie
5:57 - 70. Plie Turn
6:01 - 71. Plie Second Contraction
6:06 - 72. Parallel Plie Contraction
6:12 - 73. Leg Kicks
6:16 - Modern Dance Back Work
6:19 - 74. Standing Body Waves
6:26 - 75. Seated Body Wave
6:35 - 76. Seated Spinal Twist
6:38 - 77. Standing Spinal Twist
6:41 - 78. Standing Spinal Rotation
6:48 - 79. Sway Rock
6:55 - 80. Standing Spinal Flexion
7:01 - 81. Roll Down
7:10 - 82. Bounces (Graham Technique)
7:15 - Modern Dance Upper Body Work
7:17 - 83. Standing Arm Circles
7:23 - 84. Arm Rotators
7:33 - 85. Drop Swing
7:38 - 86. Drop Swing with Jump
7:42 - 87. Arm Swing w/ Lunge
7:58 - 88. Arm Variation
8:06 - Leg Swings and Leg Circles
8:08 - 89. Ronde De Jambe
8:13 - 90. Leg Swing
8:21 - 91. Ronde De Jambe Hop
8:23 - Isolations and Melts
8:25 - 92. Head Isolation
8:33 - 93. Body Melt
8:39 - Flat Back Series
8:41 - 94. Standard Flat Back
8:54 - 95. Lateral Flatback
9:03 - Other Skills
9:05 - 96. Arm Variation 1
9:10 - 97. Arm Variation 2
9:15 - 98. Gestures
9:20 - 99. Yoga-Modern Dance Fusion
9:33 - 100. Improvisation Demonstration
9:55 - Video Outro
If you would like to learn any specific moves please let me know down below.
This video is intended to be a reference resource for coaches, creatives, and creators seeking ideas and inspiration for tutorials, choreography, art reference drawing, skill growth, curriculum building, exercise sequencing, and more.
I would love to know how many of these fun skills do you know? what was the most interesting? What were the most challenging skills?
Keep dancing, moving, and learning!
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Insight: Ballet glossary - arm positions
Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates arm positions.
Ballet uses strictl...
published: 25 Feb 2011
Insight: Ballet glossary - arm positions
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Romany Pajdak, Royal Ballet First Artist, demonstrates arm positions.
Ballet uses strictly defined positions through which most arm movements travel. There are five basic positions: first, second, third, fourth, fifth.
Read more: http://www.roh.org.uk/discover/ballet/glossary.aspx
First position: Both arms are held out in front of the body at approximately
80 degrees, maintaining rounded elbows and an oval shape, sloping down a little from the shoulders.
Second position: Both arms are held out to the sides to form a strong horizontal,
but with a slight slope downwards from shoulders to wrist.
Third position: One arm is held forward in first position, the other is held to the
side in second position.
Fourth position: One arm is held to the side in second position, the other is raised
up, slightly in front of the head.
Fifth position: Both arms are raised up high almost vertically, but held slightly
forward of the head.
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21 HIP HOP DANCE STEPS WITH NAME | OLDSCHOOL & MIDDLESCHOOL
21 Hip Hop dance moves!
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21 HIP HOP DANCE STEPS WITH NAME | OLDSCHOOL & MIDDLESCHOOL
21 HIP HOP DANCE STEPS WITH NAME | OLDSCHOOL & MIDDLESCHOOL
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21 Hip Hop dance moves!
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Learn Basic Ballet Vocab with Demonstration for Beginners I @trainwithkendall
I'm sharing beginner ballet terminology with you and showing you how to do the movements. ...
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Learn Basic Ballet Vocab with Demonstration for Beginners I @trainwithkendall
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I'm sharing beginner ballet terminology with you and showing you how to do the movements. This is great for beginning ballet dancers or those looking to refresh their foundational skills and vocabulary.
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00:10 Basic Movement
01:06 Extensions
01:46 Turns
02:13 Jumps and Connecting Steps
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10 Basic Jazz Dance Moves
10 basic jazz dance moves! This list style video quickly walks you through beginner jazz m...
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10 Basic Jazz Dance Moves
10 Basic Jazz Dance Moves
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10 basic jazz dance moves! This list style video quickly walks you through beginner jazz moves in an easy to learn way :)
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0:00 - Start
0:07 - Jazz Walks
0:19 - Ball Change
0:38 - Pivot
0:59 - Chaine Turns
1:20 - Pique Turn
1:44 - Pirouette
2:22 - Battement
2:39 - Lindy
3:09 - Chasse
3:31 - Jazz Leap
4:11 - Outro
4:27
10 Basic Terms You Need To Know To Start Learning Ballet | STEEZY.CO
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10 Basic Terms You Need To Know To Start Learning Ballet | STEEZY.CO
10 Basic Terms You Need To Know To Start Learning Ballet | STEEZY.CO
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To learn more basic Ballet terms & start mastering Ballet moves right at home, check out our new Ballet program, only on STEEZY.CO! → http://stzy.co/BALLETTERMS
Graceful ballerina, Brittany Cavaco, is back to teach you 10 basic Ballet terms that are essential to your Ballet journey! 🙌
Brittany Cavaco is a professional Ballet dancer with over two decades of professional training, and has danced for companies such as The Washington Ballet, The Los Angeles Ballet, and The English National Ballet.
In this video, you'll learn about the following terms:
Allongé
Port de Bras
Plié
Relevé
Tendu
Dégagé
Rond de Jambe
Développé
Pas de Bourrée
Pirouette
Make sure to stick around to the end of the video for a bonus term! 👀
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SECTIONS
0:00 - Introduction
0:43 - Allongé
1:04 - Port de bras
1:17 - Plié
1:34 - Relevé
1:40 - Tendu
1:53 - Dégagé
2:12 - Rond de Jambe
2:19 - Développé
2:30 - Pas de Bourrée
2:42 - Pirouette
2:55 - Soutenu
3:08 - About Brittany's Intro to Ballet Program on STEEZY Studio
4:15 - Outro
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21 Levels of Ballet: Easy to Complex | WIRED
Professional ballerina Joy Womack explains ballet turns in 21 levels of difficulty, from t...
published: 26 Jun 2023
21 Levels of Ballet: Easy to Complex | WIRED
21 Levels of Ballet: Easy to Complex | WIRED
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Professional ballerina Joy Womack explains ballet turns in 21 levels of difficulty, from the easiest to most complex.
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Do You Know Your Ballet TERMINOLOGY? 🩰😅 #ballet #shorts #dance
Rachel, Caroline & Elliana Quiner demonstrate their knowledge of ballet terminology in thi...
published: 04 Jan 2023
Do You Know Your Ballet TERMINOLOGY? 🩰😅 #ballet #shorts #dance
Do You Know Your Ballet TERMINOLOGY? 🩰😅 #ballet #shorts #dance
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