Ballet Terminology

To bend

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During this era choreographers worked closely with composers marrying the movement to the music

Which of these ballets is not a classical ballet?

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Most classical ballets consisted of all of these except which one?

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Which is NOT true about Romantic Ballet?

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To cut, toe rest at the ankle

To fall ; this step is usually done with a pas de bourree

To stand on one leg with the other leg extended behind

A rocking step, to step side, ball change

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to prick; to step directly onto the ball of the foot

To throw; to jump from one leg to the other

This jump means step of the cat

To stretch or point

to step side, back, front

Which of these are Romantic Ballets?

To passe; toe is connected to the knee

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to assemble; to jump from one foot to two feet

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to glide; a transition step done from 5th position consisting of a small open and close

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