Relevé lent

[@dancemelody]

You can not separate this two words :) Relevé lent is a classical ballet term meaning "lifted slowly". Term indicating raising the leg slowly from pointe tendue to 45 degrees or higher off the ground. Supporting leg do not need go up to releve.

[@littlebumgorf]

Amazing technique. I will be referencing this

[@TheDiamanda61]

GREAT PIANIST TOO

[@anakarolina3031]

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[@claudia99rock]

Hol a 90fok? tök gáz...

[@dancemelody]

+Claudia Brazier Ezt kérem szépen mifelénk úgy hívják "Relevé lent 45° rúd mellett"

[@adrianisimona]

This is not relevè :-) relevè means when you come up on demi-point...

[@kaylaj4198]

its a releve lent....not an actual releve of going up on demi pointe lol

[@latalullah6655]

the french word means 'lifted' Sometimes when we think we know what a ballet term means, we find out that in the many styles of ballet(Cecchetti, Vaganova, Legit, ABT, RAD Pedagogy) there are many different terms for the same step and the same term sometimes means a different step.

[@staskusmusicworld]

No. Releve should be much slower