Terminology Tuesday Hauteur
Arabesque
à la hauteur [ah-ra BESK-ah la duh MEE oh-TUHR] means “arabesque at the height”.
In this arabesque the working leg is
raised to a position that is at a right angle to the hip. Most of us today
would call this a 90 degree arabesque.
An arabesque
à la demi-hauteur is one where the working leg is at half-height, or
halfway between the floor and the arabesque
à la hauteur (90 degree arabesque).
From the Big
Blue Book of Ballet Secrets
Terminology Secret #32:
“Arabesque à la hauteur means arabesque at the height.”
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