Typical terms related to classical ballet are listed by field and by Japanese syllabary.
Ballet has many technical terms and is often used in lessons.
“Remembering terms” is also “remembering movements”.
Please read it before going to the lesson.
The Ballet Glossary app allows you to search and find terms used in ballet lessons from a list.
Those who are interested and those who are starting from now can also enjoy it.
If you don't understand the meaning of the terms, you may not be able to understand the teacher's instructions and concentrate on the lesson.
To solve such unnecessary questions
"What does this mean? "What are the current instructions?" 』
Easily search with the Ballet Term App and focus more on your practice.
Also, if you come across a term for the first time without leaving the term you do not understand as it is
I think that you can enjoy a richer world of ballet by understanding the names, meanings, and movements.
♦ ️ ♦ ️ How to use and enjoy this app ♦ ️ ♦ ️
♢ For those who are about to start ballet
→ What are you going to do? First of all, the introductory edition!
♢ I came across a term I didn't understand during the lesson
→ Even if you are instructed, you can't move unless you understand it, so let's check it first!
♢ I read a book or text and found a term I didn't know
→ Let's get rid of "I don't know / don't know" to enjoy from the core!
♢ Pickled in ballet while on the move
→ Feel free to enjoy the ballet term app anywhere!
~ Introduction of search function ~
◆ Category search ◆
・ Jump
·rotate
·Pause
・ Movement at the bar
・ Direction to turn
・ Arm position
・ Foot direction
・ Body direction
・ Foot position and condition
・ Other movements *** Is this there?
◆ Japanese syllabary search ◆
~~ Please read about ballet terms ~~
French is often used as a term for ballet.
In this application, ballet terms are posted in katakana notation,
French is difficult for Japanese to pronounce
It is difficult to accurately describe the pronunciation in katakana.
French also belongs to the same Latin-speaking language as English,
There are many such words that are "spelled the same" and "similar."
Teaching in French and reading in English by a ballet teacher
There are some situations where the wording is slightly different.
I hope that you can take deeper lessons by understanding the terms = learning the movements.
* This site is provided for the purpose of term search. *
Ballet has many technical terms and is often used in lessons.
“Remembering terms” is also “remembering movements”.
Please read it before going to the lesson.
The Ballet Glossary app allows you to search and find terms used in ballet lessons from a list.
Those who are interested and those who are starting from now can also enjoy it.
If you don't understand the meaning of the terms, you may not be able to understand the teacher's instructions and concentrate on the lesson.
To solve such unnecessary questions
"What does this mean? "What are the current instructions?" 』
Easily search with the Ballet Term App and focus more on your practice.
Also, if you come across a term for the first time without leaving the term you do not understand as it is
I think that you can enjoy a richer world of ballet by understanding the names, meanings, and movements.
♦ ️ ♦ ️ How to use and enjoy this app ♦ ️ ♦ ️
♢ For those who are about to start ballet
→ What are you going to do? First of all, the introductory edition!
♢ I came across a term I didn't understand during the lesson
→ Even if you are instructed, you can't move unless you understand it, so let's check it first!
♢ I read a book or text and found a term I didn't know
→ Let's get rid of "I don't know / don't know" to enjoy from the core!
♢ Pickled in ballet while on the move
→ Feel free to enjoy the ballet term app anywhere!
~ Introduction of search function ~
◆ Category search ◆
・ Jump
·rotate
·Pause
・ Movement at the bar
・ Direction to turn
・ Arm position
・ Foot direction
・ Body direction
・ Foot position and condition
・ Other movements *** Is this there?
◆ Japanese syllabary search ◆
~~ Please read about ballet terms ~~
French is often used as a term for ballet.
In this application, ballet terms are posted in katakana notation,
French is difficult for Japanese to pronounce
It is difficult to accurately describe the pronunciation in katakana.
French also belongs to the same Latin-speaking language as English,
There are many such words that are "spelled the same" and "similar."
Teaching in French and reading in English by a ballet teacher
There are some situations where the wording is slightly different.
I hope that you can take deeper lessons by understanding the terms = learning the movements.
* This site is provided for the purpose of term search. *
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