In ballet, a brisé is a jump where the dancer leaps into the air and quickly beats their legs together before landing. The movement begins with the dancer pushing off the ground, and while in the air, they perform a small beat by crossing the legs at the ankles or knees. The dancer then lands gracefully on one foot. The brisé requires precise timing and control, showcasing the dancer's ability to combine height and agility in their jumps.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „brise” po angielsku

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