Æsthetic Dancing
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Step right forward inward (crosswise) and raise left foot — two. Replace left foot — three. Same right.
2. As 1, but glide right forward inward on two.
[87] ESTHETIC DANCING 3. As 2, but leap to left, knee bent, instead of step- ping, on one.
4. As 3, but place left foot in 5th in rear on three.
5. As 4, but cut with left instead of placing it in 5th in rear.
6. As 5 with ronde de jambe (swinging foot on part of a circle) on the leap.
In mazurka time, adapting the tempo to the ability of the cl...ass. The entire execution should be on the ball of the foot with gentle knee flexion in all the falling movements. The leg is completely extended in de- scribing the ronde de jambe. The trunk turns slightly in the direction of the step and bends gently to the opposite side. The head is kept turned straight forward.
Tempo. Mazurka and increase to waltz.
Polka and | time produce the demi pas de basque, in which the first two movements are combined and executed in one count (i.e., on the first) and the third movement on the second count of the measure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Step right forward inward (crosswise) and raise left foot — two. Replace left foot — three. Same right.
2. As 1, but glide right forward inward on two.
[87] ESTHETIC DANCING 3. As 2, but leap to left, knee bent, instead of step- ping, on one.
4. As 3, but place left foot in 5th in rear on three.
5. As 4, but cut with left instead of placing it in 5th in rear.
6. As 5 with ronde de jambe (swinging foot on part of a circle) on the leap.
In mazurka time, adapting the tempo to the ability of the cl...ass. The entire execution should be on the ball of the foot with gentle knee flexion in all the falling movements. The leg is completely extended in de- scribing the ronde de jambe. The trunk turns slightly in the direction of the step and bends gently to the opposite side. The head is kept turned straight forward.
Tempo. Mazurka and increase to waltz.
Polka and | time produce the demi pas de basque, in which the first two movements are combined and executed in one count (i.e., on the first) and the third movement on the second count of the measure.
What to read after Æsthetic Dancing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Rath to read onlineMoreLess
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