Pique means "to prick". There are different kinds.
At the barre they are used, like little quick taps of the tip of the toe with a fully extended and pointed leg. The accent is up, much like pricking someone with a pin. It's not a stab, but a quick tap.
In center they can be used differently. Pique turns, difficult to describe, but you push/slightly jump to an extended leg, to the ball of the foot or pointe, and turn.
Also a pique can be a pique arabesque, same idea as the turn but it goes to an arabesque.
I have taught Ballet for 10 years and was a professional for 11. I have seen and done too many to count.
turns executed whilst moving across/around the stage. for example: pique tourne chenae's youtube them
There are many different turns in ballet, all with different names, but the most commonly known one is called a pirouette, and that's probably what you're thinking of.
Ballet in Spanish is actually the same "Ballet"
if you mean what is a turn in ballet called? it is a pirouette.
there are the first five positions, and there is arabesque, sote, pique, Ron de john, pliet, bouree.. etc.. you can't possibly write down all of the ballet moves, because there are so many, and so many different variations on them
turns executed whilst moving across/around the stage. for example: pique tourne chenae's youtube them
There are many different turns in ballet, all with different names, but the most commonly known one is called a pirouette, and that's probably what you're thinking of.
"La pique" in Spanish typically means "the spade" in the context of a playing card.
Ballet in Spanish is actually the same "Ballet"
if you mean what is a turn in ballet called? it is a pirouette.
Un pique-nique à la campagne is 'a picnic by the countryside' in English.
Either the ballet celebration or the ballet festival
there are the first five positions, and there is arabesque, sote, pique, Ron de john, pliet, bouree.. etc.. you can't possibly write down all of the ballet moves, because there are so many, and so many different variations on them
Releve means to rise in ballet.
Pique
Your question is unclear, but ballet is a french word.
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