Grade 5+ Allegro/Free Enchaînement Vocab Flashcards
True/False: An Assemblé Devant swishes the front foot and changes feet.
False - An Assemblé Devant swishes the front foot and does NOT change feet
True/False: An Assemblé Derrière does not change feet and swishes the back foot.
True
A Glissade Derrière starts and travels towards which foot?
The back foot
Which two Glissades de côte do NOT change feet?
Glissade Devant & Derrière
Describe a Glissade Devant.
- Demi-plié
- Extend front foot to second
- Transfer of weight
- Close new pointed foot/second leg Derrière to finish in the same position you started in - on demi-plié
Describe a Jeté Ordinaire Devant
- Demi-plié
- Extend front foot to second as you begin to jump
- Close extended leg derrière
- Land on extended leg with new front foot in petit retiré devant en fondu
A Jeté Ordinaire Derrière lands with a petit retiré Devant or Derrière?
Derrière
Name common types of Assemblé (You should be able to demonstrate each of these)
Parallel, Devant, Derrière, Over/Dessus, Under/Dessous, Petit Devant, Petit Derrière, En Avant, (IF) Battu Over/Dessous. (There are obviously more to this list but these are key at this level)
Name common types of Glissade (You should be able to demonstrate each of these)
Devant, Derrière, Over/Dessus, Under/Dessous, (IF) En Avant, (IF) En Arrière, (IF) Running glissade (There are obviously more to this list but these are key at this level)
Name common types of Jeté (You should be able to demonstrate each of these)
Ordinaire Devant, Ordinaire Derrière, Petit Jeté Devant, Petit Jeté Derrière, Jeté Passé, Grand Jeté En Avant (There are obviously more to this list but these are key at this level)
Which type of Pas de Bourrée steps ‘front, side, back’?
Over/Dessus
True/False: You can start Pas de Bourrée Over, Under, Devant & Derrière with any foot.
True. Either foot can release to start, as it is where it closes on the first and last step which will determine which version you are performing.
Describe the steps of a Pas de Bourrée Devant
Front, side, front
Describe a Pas de Bourrée Under/Dessous
Back, side, front
A Sissonne Fermée de Côté Devant travels towards which leg?
The back leg (As the working leg will extend Devant)