Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
echappe
noun
/eɪˈʃæp/
Definition
A term used in ballet to describe a movement in which the dancer escapes from one position to another, typically transitioning between two different positions of the feet.
Examples
- The dancer executed a perfect echappe during the performance, demonstrating her grace and skill.
- In the choreography, the echappe was a crucial moment that highlighted the dancer’s agility.
Meaning
In ballet, ‘echappe’ refers to the act of escaping or disengaging from a position, often involving a jump or a shift of weight.
Synonyms
- escape
- disengagement
- transition
