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Entries explain specific positions and actions such as arabesque extension, attitude with bent knee, battement and jeté, piropuette and plié, relevé and port de bras, stage directions (downstage/upstage/left/right), and spotting for controlled rotation. 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A BEATING MOVEMENT OF THE LEG A KICK FOR EXAMPLE  \nC-JUMP-JUMP DURING WHICH THE BACK HEAD AND ARMS ARE RELEASED AND BOTH LEGS ARE IN BACK ATTITUDE  \nCALYPSO LEAP-A LEAP IN WHICH THE WORKING LEG IS BRUSHED AND HELD STRAIGHT WHILE THE BACK LEG IS HELD IN ATTITUDE POSITION  \nCHAÎNÉS-CHAINS, LINKS. A THREE STEP TURN OFTEN PERFORMED IN A SERIES CHASSÉ -A SLIDING STEP IN WHICH ONE FOOR CHASES AND DISPLACES THE OTHER CONTAGION-RIPPLE THE REPETITION OF A MOVEMENT FROM ONE PERSON TO THE NEXT  \nCONTRACTION-A BASIC MOVEMENT BASED ON BREATH INHALATION AND EXHALATION  \nDISC- (TURNING TOE TOUCH)  \nDOWNSTAGE-THE AREA AT OR TOWARD THE FRONT OF THE STAGE  \nFOUETTÉ EN TOURNANT À LA SECONDE-VARIATION OF THE FOUETTE ABOVE WITH THE WORKING LEG HELD IN SECOND POSITION WHILE TURNING  \nISOLATION-A MOVEMENT SEPARATING ONE PART OF THE BODY FROM THE OTHER PARTS  \nJETÉ- (LEAP) THROWN. A JUMP FROM ONE LEG TO THE OTHER  \nPASSÉ-TO PASS. THE WORKING LEG IS RASED WITH A BENT KNEE WITH THE FOOT PLACED ON THE OPPOSITE LEG JUST BELOW THE PATELLA.  \nPENCHÉ-LEANING. THE WORKING LEG IS SUSTAINED AS THE UPPER TORSO LEANS AWAY FROM THE WORKING LEG  \nPIROUETTE-TO SPIN OR WHIRL. A TURN/BALANCE ON ONE LEG OPPOSITE LEG IS IN THEPASSE POSITION.  \nPLIÉ-A BENDING OF THE KNEES IN ANY OF THE FIVE POSITIONS.  \nPORT DE BRAS-CARRIAGE OF THE ARMS IN A RANGE OF THE MOVEMENTS AND POSITIONS BASED FROM CLASSICAL BALLET  \nRELEVÉ-RAISED. A RAISING OF THE BODY ON POINT EXECUTED SMOOTHLY OR WITH A SPRING TO BALANCE  \nSAUTÉ-JUMPING. WHEN SAUTE IS ADDED TO THE NAME OF A STEP THE MOVEMENT IS PERFORMED WHILE JUMPING IN THE  \nSPOTTING-A TECHNIQUE USED IN TURNINGWHERE THE YES ARE FIXED ON ONE SPOT ASTHE BODY ROTATES.  \nSTAGE RIGHT-PART OF THE STAGE ON THE DANCERS' RIGHT AS THE DANCER FACES THE AUDIENCE  \nSTAGE LEFT-PART OF THE STAGE ON THE DANCERS' LEFT AS THE DANCER FACES THE AUDIENCE  \nSWITCH LEAP-THE SWING OF ONE LEG FORWARD THEN SCISSOR BACK, LIFTING THE BODY WHILE THE LEGS SPLIT IN THE AIR AT 90 DEGREES  \nUPSTAGE-AT OR TOWARD THE REAR OF THE STAGE  \nHIP HOP TERMINOLOGY  \nFREEZES AND STALLS-EMPHASIS ON HOLDING A POSITION WITHOUT MOVEMENT  \nHEAD SPRING-PUSHING BODY FROM HEAD AND HAND IN A HIP OVER HEAD ROTATION SPRINGING TO FEET  \nISOLATION-A MOVEMENT SEPARATING ONE PART OF THE BODY FROM THE OTHER PARTS  \nKIP UP-NOT A FREEZE. ROLL INTO BACK KICK LEGS UP ARCH BACK AND PUSH WITH HANDS TO END STANDING OR SQUATTING  \nLOCKING-FUNK STYLE EXAGGERATED, HUGE MOVEMENTS FUN OUTGOING. CARTOON CHARACTER. VERY SHARP EACH MOVE LOCKS INTO PLACE.  \nRUBBERBAND-JUMPING FROM FEET ONTO HANDS AND BACK OF HEAD AND PUSHING BACK ONTO FEET (SIMILAR ENTRANCE OF A BACKHANDSPRING EXCEPT FULL ROTATION DOES NOT HAPPEN)","cbCaila0TuvE0UGp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaila0TuvE0UGp","pdf",60866,"English","# Dance Terminology\n## Jazz and Pom Terminology\n## Hip Hop Terminology","[{\"question\":\"Which hip-hop concepts are covered alongside the jazz and pom vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"It includes freezes and stalls, head spring, isolation, kip up, locking, and rubberband—each described with its movement meaning and execution idea.\"}]","Dance Terminology - Jazz and Pom Terminology | PDF",1790886500]