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     EN DEHORS VS EN DEDANS TURNS - Which Way toTurn in Ballet Pirouettes and Piqués | natalie danza

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2. • • The concepts of en dehors and en dedans may be applied to movement of the leg, the body or the direction of a turn. En Dehors: Meaning movement that moves outward, or away from the supporting leg. En Dedans: Meaning movement that moves inward, or towards the supporting leg.
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   What are en dedans and en dehors?

   • These are quick traveling turns using both legs. The dancer steps from one leg to another while turning half a turn on each step. As these turns are always in the same direction, with each step, the dancer alternates the half turns en dedans and en dehors. This is short for assemble soutenu en tournant.

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   What does en dedans mean in ballet?

   • When the left leg is lifted, the rotation is counterclockwise. As in right versus left, if it isn’t en dehors then it must be en dedans. Simply reversing the concept above will explain en dedans, which means inward in ballet. The toe in rond de jambe would begin to the back (or behind the body) and travel in a circular pathway toward the front.

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   What is pirouette en dehors?

   • Going back to pirouettes, it helps to apply this concept of pathway to the lifted knee. For pirouette en dehors, when “working” or gesturing with the right leg, the knee traces a clockwise pattern. When the left leg is lifted, the rotation is counterclockwise. As in right versus left, if it isn’t en dehors then it must be en dedans.

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   How do pirouette en dedans work?

   • The left moves clockwise from 6 o’clock to 12. Similarly, pirouettes with the right leg lifted rotate counterclockwise and visa versa when the left leg is up. It may help you to think of the knee drawing a circle around the axis of your body in your pirouette en dedans. However, be careful!

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   What does change de pieds mean in ballet?

   • Changement de pieds is a French term that means “change of feet.” In ballet, changement de pieds is a jump where both feet change positions in the air. Jumps on One Leg Jumps on one leg are a variety of jumps performed on one leg, such as temps levé, petit jeté, and assemblé.

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   What is a port de bras in ballet?

   • In ballet, a port de bras is a series of arm movements that are used to express the music and the character. There are many different types of ports de bras, but some of the most common include: Preparatory port de bras: A simple movement that prepares the arms for another movement.

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   Unless you learnt ballet as a child, the concept of en dehors and en dedans can be difficult to grasp. In this tutorial, I try to help you to feel it.

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   In this video I break down en dehors and en dedans pirouettes from 5th and 4th position and also the difference between piqués en dehors and en dedans. To improve your pirouette...

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   En Dehors is a classical ballet term meaning “outward.” En dehors is added to other steps and terms to describe which way a step should be moving.For exampl...

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   Jan 12, 2010 · En dedans. As in right versus left, if it isn’t en dehors then it must be en dedans. Simply reversing the concept above will explain en dedans, which means inward in ballet. The toe in rond de jambe would begin to the back (or behind the body) and travel in a circular pathway toward the front.

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   May 16, 2024 · En dehors:This French term means “outward” and refers to the rotation of the legs and feet away from the body’s centre line. En dedans: This French term means “inward” and refers to the rotation of the legs and feet towards the body’s centre line.

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   Jan 2, 2024 · Turns are either done en dehors (outwards) or en dedans (inwards), however, there are many different types of turns in ballet. They can be quick and delicate or huge, bold, and sweeping. One can turn by spinning on one leg, turn by changing legs, turn by leaping and turning in the air.

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    Jul 27, 2021 · En avant: moving forwards. En cloche: like a bell. The movement imitates the swinging action of a bell. En couronne: like a crown (See Arm positions). En croix: in the shape of a cross. En dedans: inwards (towards the supporting leg). En dehors: outwards (away from the supporting leg). En diagonale: on the diagonal. En face: facing the front.