Basic Steps
To Chase
What is Chassé
Plié
What is To Bend
Positions of the Feet
What are 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & 5th
The Audience
What is Wall 5
Stay connected to your leg & show side of the knee
What is Retirés
Large Step of the Cat
What is Pas de Chat
Relevé
What is To Rise
Positions of the arms
What are 1st, 2nd, half-2nd, 5th low, 5th to the front, & 5th high
Pointe tendue à terre
What is stretched point on the ground
Show 5th position, brush the floor, & go up not side to side
What is Jeté Devant eat Derrière
Posing Step to the Front
What is Posé en Avant
Sauté
What is To Jump
Theory of Movement of the Feet.
What is When moving from a closed position to an open position, slide to appoint and lower the heel. When moving from an open position to a closed position, point and slide lowering the heel.
Effacée
What is Shaded
Squeeze both feet to a tight 5th position equally
What is Relevés en Cinquième OR Sautés
Throwing Step
What is Jeté
Adagio
What is Slow Controlled Movement
Theory of Movement of the Arms.
What is When moving from a low position to a high position, the arms usually pass through fifth to the front. When moving from a high position to a low position, the arms usually pass through second and half second.when moving from a low position to a high position, the arms usually pass through fifth to the front. When moving from high position to a low position, the arms usually pass through second and half 2nd.
Croisé
What is Crossed
Show deep plié, point the foot as it comes off the floor, and travel side to side
What is Balancé
Cutting Step Under
What is Coupé Dessous
Allegro
What is Quick Movements
To the 4th Back
What is à la quatrième derrière
Theory of the Movement of the Head in a Pirouette
What is there is one movement of the head. The head is the last to leave the designated spot and the first to return to said spot in one snapping movement.
Alight onto your relevé and travel
Posé en Avant or Posé Coupé