battement
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Lyrical arms, open-chest suspensions, and breath impulse characterize the plies, tendus, degages, and grande battements of a Limonesque center-barre. With Britney Spears and Madonna songs thumping in the background, students complete a fast-paced routine of traditional ballet moves (plies, ronde de jambes, battements, etc. As the solo continued, his ultra-flexible back undulated with unencumbered joy until he exploded with grand battements that reached above his head. |
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