Terminology Tuesday Renversé
The word renversé [rahn-vehr-SAY] means upset
or reversed. According to Gail Grant
in her book Technical Manual and
Dictionary of Classical Ballet: “The
bending of the body during a turn, in which the normal balance is upset but not
the equilibrium.”
This step is often seen combined with a
grand rond de jambe. See the Link of the
Day at 1:27 for grand rond de jambe renversé.
From the Big
Blue Book of Ballet Secrets
Ballet Secret #83:
“Renversé means upset or reversed.”
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“When I
hang upside down and write the wrong way up, will my letters be upside down or
the right way up?”
― Anthony T Hincks
― Anthony T Hincks
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