Movement in Classical Dance: The Pelvic Area

Duration: 11

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1980

Creator: Indiana U Audio-Visual Center

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Demonstrates how to position and move the pelvic area during classical dance, following safe and correct principles. Illustrates in slow-motion and live-action a variety of body movements in each of three basic pelvic positions: the upright position, the sagittal tilt, and the transverse tilt. Details, with the aid of anatomical illustrations, the functions of the hip, leg, and abdominal muscles and the skeleton in controlling the pelvis. Narrated by Anna Paskevska, Associate Professor of Ballet, Indiana University., Demonstrates how to position and move the pelvic area during classical dance, following safe and correct principles. Illustrates in slow-motion and live-action a variety of body movements in each of three basic pelvic positions: the upright position, the sagittal tilt, and the transverse tilt. Details, with the aid of anatomical illustrations, the functions of the hip, leg, and abdominal muscles and the skeleton in controlling the pelvis.

Complete Record: Demonstrates how to position and move the pelvic area during classical dance, following safe and correct principles. Illustrates in slow-motion and live-action a variety of body movements in each of three basic pelvic positions: the upright position, the sagittal tilt, and the transverse tilt. Details, with the aid of anatomical illustrations, the functions of the hip, leg, and abdominal muscles and the skeleton in controlling the pelvis. Narrated by Anna Paskevska, Associate Professor of Ballet, Indiana University., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.