Yes, going on a voyage is do much more picturesque than just travelling arabesque...
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, Oct 30 2012 01:56 PM
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Posted 24 March 2013 - 08:09 AM
I was also taught sissonnes--or sissonnes en arabesque en avant for this particular case--perhaps with ferme to failli as well
but I would say arabesques voyagees are what we see Myrtha do in Giselle or the ballerina do backwards in Tchaik Pas?
but I would say arabesques voyagees are what we see Myrtha do in Giselle or the ballerina do backwards in Tchaik Pas?
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Posted 25 March 2013 - 06:26 AM
jsmu, on 24 March 2013 - 08:09 AM, said:
I was also taught sissonnes--or sissonnes en arabesque en avant for this particular case--perhaps with ferme to failli as well
but I would say arabesques voyagees are what we see Myrtha do in Giselle or the ballerina do backwards in Tchaik Pas?
but I would say arabesques voyagees are what we see Myrtha do in Giselle or the ballerina do backwards in Tchaik Pas?
Yes. At 10:04 Giselle does tours a l'italienne. Arabesques voyagees travel in a line.
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