Terminology Tuesday Déboulés
A term of the French school, déboulés [day-boo-LAY] means rolling
like a ball. It is seen in the term tours
chainés déboulés which we usually shorten to the familiar chainés.
"small, very quick half-turns executed alternately on each foot, usually in
a series in a straight line.”
From the Big
Blue Book of Ballet Secrets
Terminology Secret #48:
“Déboulés means rolling like a ball.”
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― Anthony Liccione
― Anthony Liccione
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