Terminology Tuesday Ciseaux
The word ciseaux [see-ZOH] means scissors. This is not to be confused with sissonne which was named for the
originator of the step. But the confusion is certainly understandable.
Here is the definition of ciseaux from Gail Grant’s book: “This
is a scissor-like movement made by opening the feet to a wide second position
sur les pointes, or by jumping into the air and opening both legs to the second
position en l’air.”
From the Big
Blue Book of Ballet Secrets
Terminology Secret #51:
“Ciseaux means scissors.”
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