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pirouettes
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a ballet movement involving a rapid rotation or spin executed on one foot, often with the other leg extended and turned out
A pirouette is a ballet move where the dancer spins on one foot, often with the other foot raised or tucked in close to the body. To perform a pirouette, the dancer typically starts in a specific position, then rises onto the ball of one foot and rotates around in a full circle. The spinning motion is controlled and balanced, requiring strong technique and precision to maintain a smooth and centered turn. Pirouettes are a key element in ballet and are also used in other dance styles to add elegance and flair to the performance.
- The ballerina executed a flawless series of pirouettes, each turn precise and controlled.
- During the ballet performance, the dancers showcased their skill with elegant pirouettes, spinning across the stage with effortless grace.
- She practiced her pirouettes tirelessly, focusing on maintaining her balance and perfecting her technique.
- The choreographer emphasized the importance of spotting during pirouettes to maintain stability and control throughout the rotation.
- As the music swelled, the lead dancer performed a breathtaking series of pirouettes, captivating the audience with her skill and artistry.