The Perfect Tendu: Understanding its Characteristics and Accent

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[@carlotafrancopp]

As always, this a precious guide with precise piano accompaniment. A video not to be missed, offered by someone who takes great pleasure in sharing all the secrets of Classical Dance. Thank you, Mr Du!

[@Ma.SofiaLouiseBangguiyao-ke8fz]

This always helps my tendu because my tendu is bad now its not cause i watch your vids love your vids work up on your vids ty for your vids i always be good when you teach us on one of your vids this vids are great always work up your dream working hard makes a good life i always work hard like you so i can be a good ballerina but ofc tysm 😊😊

[@gigimora366]

Superbe exercises and explanation ( and perfect execution👌) thank you! I would even suggest to start with tendu in fifth only after achieving perfection in tendus with first position, that is essential for gaining a beautiful tendu...but the clarity of accents is inspiring even to those who teach slow and precise!❤

[@danzavirtual]

Perfect explanation and here in US there’s a lot of confusion about trying to teach fast tendu to young students and they will never get strength ever

[@gustavjansen]

the jump cut editing made things a bit more difficult to see/understand.