Answer:
Dancers should use their eyes to connect with other dancers and the audience. "If they want us to focus on their pointe work, or if it's a romantic feeling in an adagio, then a downcast gaze is OK," says Ferrell. "Otherwise, we want to see their eyes." Standing at barre, dancers should look beyond the person standing in front of them.
Explanation:
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1st pic
6. Eb
7. A
8.C
9.Ab
10.Gb
2nd pic
1. D#
2.F#
3.D
4.Bb
5.E
3rd pic
6. the one with the flat (b) is lower, so the one on the left
7. the one with the flat (b) is lower, so the one on the right
8. the one with the flat (b) is lower, so the o e on the right
9. i’m not exactly sure how to do that for u
4th pic
1. a. G#
b. Eb
c.Db
d. D#
e. Gb
f. A#
3. i’m not sure how i can do that for u
4. i’m not sure i can do that for u
hope this helps
Answer:
I need these points :)
Explanation:
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