Terminology Tuesday Soar
According to Gail Grant’s book Technical Manual and Dictionary of Classical
Ballet, the term temps plané [tahn
pla-NAY] means time soared or a soaring movement.
Interestingly, the word plané in French means “flattened out” or
“leveled off” a seeming contradiction to the balletic use. One cannot soar and
be flattened I would think. I guess the dancer soars high and then levels off
in the air?
Hmmm. Things that make you wonder…
From the Big
Blue Book of Ballet Secrets
Terminology Secret #61:
“Temps plané means ‘time soared’.”
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“Some
days... I walk.
Some days... I run.
And on the odd day... I fly.
And when I have a really special day...I soar!”
― Anthony T.Hincks
Some days... I run.
And on the odd day... I fly.
And when I have a really special day...I soar!”
― Anthony T.Hincks
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