Ballet
This person was the creator of the 5 basic ballet positions: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th position.
Who is Pierre Beauchamp?
Raised. A raising of the body on the points or demi-pointes.
What is releve?
The degree to which we comprehend the space around us.
What is spacial awareness?
1920.
What is the jazz age?
This hot vacation spot is Miss Calamari's favorite place to spend her time.
The 16th Century.
When was ballet brought to France?
Stretched.
What is tendu?
Sense of smell is an example of this type of spacial awareness?
What is exteroceptive awareness?
A lively dance of the 1920s that involved turning the knees inward and kicking out the lower legs.
What is the Charleston?
Smokey and Woody.
Who are Miss Calamari's pets?
The beginning position most ballerinas start in before performing a skill or movement.
What is 1st position?
Chassed. A step in which one foot literally chases the other foot out of its position.
What is chasse?
Sense of balance is an example of this type of spacial awareness?
What is interoceptive awareness?
A kind of ragtime dance in which the whole body shakes or sways.
What is the shimmy?
Miss Calamari's fiancé.
Who is Hawk Ruiz?
Pink tights, a black leotard and ballet shoes.
What is typical ballet attire?
To the second. To imply that the foot is to be placed in the second position, or that a movement is to be made to the second position.
What is a la seconde?
A Grand Jete is an example of this type of movement.
What is a locomotor movement?
This dancer is known for wearing bowler hats, gloves, and black tights. His dance style was often titled as sexual or provocative.
What is 1995?
What classical instrument do ballet dancers typical dance and perform to?
Beating. A beating action of the extended or bent leg.
What is battement?
An element in dance in which a dancer stays anchored to one place by a single body part while using available space in any direction.
What is a non-locomotor movement?
This leg is the weight bearing leg.
What is your standing leg?
What is Yuma Az?