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vocabulary list
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| plié | Plié is a ballet movement where a dancer bends their knees while keeping their back straight and heels on the ground. |
| pirouette | A pirouette is a ballet turn on one foot, typically with the other leg raised and extended in various positions. |
| tutu | A tutu is a short, fluffy skirt worn by ballet dancers, typically made of tulle and worn during classical ballet performances. |
| pointe | Pointe refers to dancing on the tips of the toes in ballet, requiring strength, balance, and proper technique from dancers. |
| pas de deux | A pas de deux is a duet in classical ballet where two dancers, typically a male and a female, perform together. |
| barre | A barre is a stationary handrail used for support and balance during ballet exercises and warm-up routines. |
| jete | A jete is a ballet jump where one leg is thrown forward and the other is pushed off the ground. |
| arabesque | Arabesque in Ballet is a pose where the dancer extends one leg behind the body while keeping the torso upright. |
| rap | Rap in the context of Hip-hop refers to rhythmic spoken lyrics delivered over a beat, often incorporating wordplay and storytelling. |
| beatboxing | Beatboxing is a form of vocal percussion where artists use their mouth, lips, tongue to create rhythmic sounds and beats. |
| freestyle | Freestyle in hip-hop dancing refers to improvised, spontaneous movements that are not choreographed, allowing for creativity and expression. |
| flow | Flow in Hip-hop dancing refers to the smooth, continuous, and effortless movement of the body to the rhythm of the music. |
| lyricism | Lyricism in Hip-hop refers to the art of crafting intricate, meaningful, and poetic lyrics that showcase a rapper's skill and creativity. |
| sampling | Sampling in hip-hop involves taking a portion of a pre-existing song and incorporating it into a new track or beat. |
| graffiti | Graffiti in Hip-hop dancing refers to the act of creating elaborate and stylized artwork using spray paint on public surfaces. |
| DJ | A DJ in the context of Hip-hop is a person who selects and plays recorded music for dancing and entertainment. |
| Cha-cha-cha | The Cha-cha-cha is a lively Latin American dance, characterized by quick steps and syncopated rhythms, popular in ballroom dancing. |
| Foxtrot | The Foxtrot is a smooth and graceful ballroom dance characterized by long, flowing movements and a slow, even tempo. |
| Jive | Jive is a lively and energetic dance style in Ballroom that is characterized by quick movements and syncopated rhythms. |
| Quickstep | Quickstep is a lively ballroom dance characterized by fast-paced movements, syncopated rhythms, and elegant flowing motions across the floor. |
| Samba | Samba is a lively and rhythmic dance from Brazil, characterized by quick steps, hip movement, and syncopated beats. |
| Tango | Tango is a passionate and dramatic ballroom dance, characterized by sharp movements, intricate footwork, and close embrace between partners. |
| Waltz | A smooth and elegant ballroom dance characterized by a 3/4 time signature and graceful movements, typically performed in pairs. |
| rhythm | Rhythm in Tap dancing refers to the pattern of sounds created by the dancer's foot movements in sync with the music. |
| shuffle | Shuffle in tap dancing refers to a quick, rhythmic movement where the dancer brushes their foot back and forth on the floor. |
| flap | A flap in Tap dancing is a quick movement where the ball of the foot strikes the floor, creating a tapping sound. |
| time step | A time step in tap dancing is a basic movement where the dancer creates rhythm by striking the floor with their shoes. |
| heel drop | Heel drop in Tap dancing refers to lowering the heel of the foot while keeping the toes elevated, creating a percussive sound. |
| cramp roll | A cramp roll is a tap dance step where the dancer quickly alternates between toe and heel taps. |
| buffalo | In Tap dancing, a buffalo is a step where one foot brushes the floor while the other foot quickly shuffles. |
| time step | A time step in Tap dancing is a basic movement that involves a series of steps taken in time with the music. |
| Contemporary Dance | Contemporary dance is a genre of dance that combines elements of various styles such as ballet, jazz, and modern dance. |
| Choreography | Choreography in Contemporary dance involves creating movements and sequences that convey emotion, narrative, and meaning through physical expression. |
| Improvisation | Contemporary dance improvisation involves spontaneous movement creation, often focused on expressing emotions, storytelling, and exploring unique movement vocabulary. |
| Fluidity | Fluidity in Contemporary dance refers to the seamless and continuous movement of the body, often incorporating elements of improvisation. |
| Expressive | Expressive in contemporary dance refers to the movement's ability to convey emotions, stories, and themes through fluid, dynamic movements. |
| Innovative | Innovative in contemporary dance refers to the creation of new and original movements, techniques, and choreographic approaches. |
| Physicality | Physicality in Contemporary dance refers to the use of the body's movements, strength, and flexibility to express emotions and ideas. |
| Collaboration | Collaboration in contemporary dance involves artists working together to create and perform choreography that reflects diverse perspectives and styles. |
| Footwork | Footwork in Salsa dancing refers to the intricate and rhythmic movements of the feet, essential for executing various steps and patterns. |
| Partnerwork | Partnerwork in Salsa dancing refers to the dynamic collaboration between two dancers, typically involving intricate footwork, spins, and turns. |
| Turn patterns | Turn patterns in Salsa dancing refer to sequences of movements that involve multiple spins or rotations executed by the dancers. |
| Timing | Timing in Salsa dancing refers to the ability to execute movements in coordination with the beat of the music. |
| Musicality | Musicality in Salsa dancing refers to the ability to interpret and express the rhythm, melody, and accents of the music. |
| Body movement | Body movement in Salsa dancing refers to the coordinated and expressive use of the hips, shoulders, and arms while dancing. |
| Cross-body lead | A cross-body lead in Salsa is a fundamental move where the leader guides the follower across their body to switch sides. |
| Lindy Hop | Lindy Hop is a lively and energetic partner dance that originated in the 1920s and 1930s in Harlem, New York. |
| Charleston | Charleston is a lively and energetic dance that originated in the 1920s, characterized by fast footwork and swinging movements. |
| Jitterbug | The jitterbug is a lively, energetic dance style belonging to the swing genre, characterized by fast-paced movements and playful interactions. |
| Balboa | Balboa is a fast-paced swing dance that originated in Southern California in the 1920s and is characterized by close partner connection. |
| East Coast Swing | East Coast Swing is a lively and energetic form of swing dancing that originated in the United States in the 1940s. |
| West Coast Swing | West Coast Swing is a partner dance that originated in California, characterized by its smooth, flowing style and improvisational nature. |
| Swing Out | Swing Out in Swing dancing refers to a move where partners separate and then come back together in synchronized steps. |
| Swing Dance Techniques | Swing Dance Techniques refer to the specific movements, footwork, and styling used in various styles of swing dancing. |