The Chalif Text book of Dancing
The Chalif Text book of Dancing
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Expression of sprightliness.
Music: Staccato 2/4 time.
Formation: A circle, all facing in line of direc- tion.
The Exercise Step forward on R foot (ct 1), and rise on the R toe lifting the L knee forward (ct 2).
On ct 1 the arms are in First Position and the trimk and head are erect and facing forward; on ct 2 the R arm is lifted forward head-high, L arm is extended backward and downward, both palms are down and the head and trunk are twisted and bent to L.
Repeat starting L foot, and continue ...alter- nating R and L feet.
Details The arabesque should be built swiftly, then held motionless, the movements of the legs, 177 Digitized by VjOOQIC THE CHALIF TEXT BOOK OF GREEK DANCING arms and body being all sharply staccato. Rise as high as possible on the toe, and keep the supporting knee straight. The lifted knee should be so sharply bent that the foot, which is stretched down, almost touches the support- ing leg. The arms, which are almost straight, form together a continuous slanting line, which may be broken at the ends by drooping the hands, making the attitude fantastic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Expression of sprightliness.
Music: Staccato 2/4 time.
Formation: A circle, all facing in line of direc- tion.
The Exercise Step forward on R foot (ct 1), and rise on the R toe lifting the L knee forward (ct 2).
On ct 1 the arms are in First Position and the trimk and head are erect and facing forward; on ct 2 the R arm is lifted forward head-high, L arm is extended backward and downward, both palms are down and the head and trunk are twisted and bent to L.
Repeat starting L foot, and continue ...alter- nating R and L feet.
Details The arabesque should be built swiftly, then held motionless, the movements of the legs, 177 Digitized by VjOOQIC THE CHALIF TEXT BOOK OF GREEK DANCING arms and body being all sharply staccato. Rise as high as possible on the toe, and keep the supporting knee straight. The lifted knee should be so sharply bent that the foot, which is stretched down, almost touches the support- ing leg. The arms, which are almost straight, form together a continuous slanting line, which may be broken at the ends by drooping the hands, making the attitude fantastic.
What to read after The Chalif Text book of Dancing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Harvy Chalif to read onlineMoreLess
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