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Dance creative, physical form of expression using purposeful body movements
Dance Elements body, action, space, time and energy
choreographer Sequence of steps and movements of dance
Syncopation Emphasizing off beats or placing steps where they are not actually expected
fouette Spectacular turn in ballet; dancers turns on one foot while making fast outward thrusts of the working leg "to whip"
Cecchetti Method Classic ballet training system developed that emphasizes anatomy, proper body alignment, and balance muscle development
adagio Dance slow and relaxing
allegro Dance fast and energetic
Ballet Type of performance dance that originated during the Italian Renaissance of the 15th century
First position Heels are together, with toes turned out until the feet are in a straight line
Second position Standing with your feet apart, parallel to each other, and turned out from the hips so that the heels are aligned
Third position Turn out on both feet should be equal either right leg or left leg in front
Fourth position Placing the feet about a foot's length apart, both turned out from the hips, with equal weight on both feet
Fifth position One foot on top of the other in dance position
Rudolf Von Laban Austro-Hungarian dance artist, choreographer, and movement theorist
Arabesque Posture in which the body is supported on one leg and the other leg extended horizontally
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