Kevin NG thanks for your review(Ruzimatov Gala in St Petersburg) but i'd like
to know what exactly do you mean by : "Tarasova had a strong leg work , and danced with poise and style" .What do you understand by dance with poise ??? smile.gif
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, Nov 28 2001 01:02 PM
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Posted 28 November 2001 - 11:09 PM
I just re-read my original thread several weeks ago.
http://www.balletale...c&f=13&t=000615
I wrote - "Elvira Tarasova had strong legwork, and danced with poise and style." I was only making a general comment; I meant that Tarasova's dancing had grace and composure.
http://www.balletale...c&f=13&t=000615
I wrote - "Elvira Tarasova had strong legwork, and danced with poise and style." I was only making a general comment; I meant that Tarasova's dancing had grace and composure.
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Posted 29 November 2001 - 11:40 AM
Thank you very much Kevin NG it's just that
i was a bit confused about the way you used the word : poise.It means balance and composure indeed but might mean a particular way of carrying oneself wich defines Style as well.I got a bit lost about your "general comment". smile.gif
i was a bit confused about the way you used the word : poise.It means balance and composure indeed but might mean a particular way of carrying oneself wich defines Style as well.I got a bit lost about your "general comment". smile.gif
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