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1. Port de Bras: noun. The technique of moving the arms properly in Ballet. About the Designer Quick View. Arrow Black and Shake Legging • SHIPS OCTOBER 15th. $ Quick View. Arrow Legging Military Green. $ Quick View. Kelly Legging Chantilly / Arbusto / Light Blue. $ Quick View.

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2. Port de bras, (French: “carriage of the arms”), in classical ballet, both the general arm movements of a dancer and a designated set of exercises designed to improve the quality of these blenumoutcochinsing.pestcifornotitalradesenmigasimp.co port de bras of classical ballet is meant to be a graceful and harmonious accent to the movements of the legs. The position of the dancer’s head and shoulders (épaulement) is important to.

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3. Port de bras definition is - the technique and practice of arm movement in ballet.

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4. Define port de bras. port de bras synonyms, port de bras pronunciation, port de bras translation, English dictionary definition of port de bras. n. The technique or practice of positioning and moving the arms in ballet. n. the technique and practice of proper arm movement in ballet.

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5. Oct 17,  · 'Port de Bras' 1. A movement or series of movements made by passing the arms through various positions. The passage of the arms from one position to another constitutes a port de bras. 2. A term for a group of exercises designed to make the arms move gracefully and harmoniously.

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6. ‘Indeed, the cultured port de bras of Ashton, the dramatic undercurrents of Robbins, and the formal structure of Balanchine are all there.’ ‘In the opening variations the dancers display the ballon, epaulement, precise footwork, open port de bras, and joie de vivre and generosity of movement that exemplify Bournonville style.’.

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7. Jun 30,  · In French, Port de Bras means the carriage of your arms. The definition can be misleading when thinking about movement and where it begins. Once I realized that the movement did not start with moving my arms, but rather by bringing my shoulder blades together and down first, followed by moving my hands, I was able to find a movement that felt.

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8. Tercer Port de bras. Partimos de la posición preparatoria a primera posición y a segunda posición; entonces se realiza un allongé y realizamos un souplesse (es decir, mientras las piernas se mantienen estiradas llevamos el tronco hacia delante y abajo, como si fuésemos hacia los pies) mientras que los brazos hacen una quinta posición mientras el tronco está hacia abajo; subimos el.

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