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noun bɑːbɑr 1A horizontal bar at waist level on which ballet dancers rest a hand for support during certain exercises. （芭蕾舞演员练功时用的）把杆 Example sentencesExamples - Stand holding the ballet barre with one hand, other hand at your waist.
- The exercises at the barre should prepare the students in specific ways for what she plans to present in the center.
- Holding on to the barres, they moved into first position as the classical music started.
- All we have to do is pull up the carpets, lay the floors, and install barres and mirrors.
- Although she still gets to the gym by six every morning, works out on the machines, submits to a personal trainer and does a ballet barre, she no longer performs.
- We also incorporated movements on the ballet barre to deeply stretch and target lower-body muscles.
- Unlike the other spaces, the Alice offered existing arts facilities, pre-equipped with dance floors, barres, and dressing rooms.
- The 19-year-old farm boy gave up the school gym's chin-up bar for the ballet barre in Nancy Hoggins's basement studio.
- The photo shows the company doing their barre exercises.
- A ballet barre, for example, will get you ready for class by increasing your body temperature, suppleness and muscular control.
- For example, where you once saw a hand rail, see a ballet barre.
- Marloth guides a series of intensive ballet barre exercises targeting the glutes, hips and thighs.
- The first act, art deco in style with black, white, and shining chrome, drew deserved applause when the mirrored walls and barres of the studio magically transformed into a gleaming train.
- I only see barres and mirrors otherwise the ballet class looks rather bare…
- It also highlights a line of specialty items, such as ballet/stretching barres.
- Still, dancers who are growing can offset injuries, to some degree, by adding floor barres and other body conditioning activities (such as Pilates) to increase strength.
- They were not furniture to store dance bags, substitute barres, or places to park ashtrays, coffee cups, and soda cans.
- ‘We can add a staff person, we get a faculty/company lounge, a 60’ x 40’ rehearsal space, three studios with sprung wood floors, new mirrors and barres, and space for on-site set, props, and costume storage.’
- It's a mixed combination - classical, some modern and some jazz during the ballet barre.
- Upon walking into the new and impressive complex of CPYB, I was surprised to see the excellent bodies of this young company walking in the hall and standing at the barres.
2as modifier Denoting a chord on a guitar or similar instrument in which one finger is laid across all the strings at a particular fret. Example sentencesExamples - Rather than the standard barrage of bass and major barre chords, The Banshees offered a sound that was expansive and broad, yet no less claustrophobic and tense than any of their peers.
- Hear how they all hit the drum and main barre chord at the same time in the build-up to ‘Bleed Blue’?
- Marr offers nothing in the way of inventive guitar on Boomslang, a disc of barre chord throwaways you'd only expect from demos leaked by an unscrupulous associate.
- The strings are far easier to push down, and I can now play barre chords at roughly the same speed as standard ones - I need to reposition my hand far less than before.
- Without them, the current crop of people claiming that rock is dead would probably still be trying to master barre chords.
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- Barre chords are some of the mostly commonly used chords in music today.
- Here are the guitar chord charts for the basic guitar bar chords.
OriginLate 19th century: French, literally 'barred', past participle of barrer. nounbɑrbär 1A horizontal bar at waist level on which ballet dancers rest a hand for support during certain exercises. （芭蕾舞演员练功时用的）把杆 Example sentencesExamples - The 19-year-old farm boy gave up the school gym's chin-up bar for the ballet barre in Nancy Hoggins's basement studio.
- It's a mixed combination - classical, some modern and some jazz during the ballet barre.
- For example, where you once saw a hand rail, see a ballet barre.
- A ballet barre, for example, will get you ready for class by increasing your body temperature, suppleness and muscular control.
- ‘We can add a staff person, we get a faculty/company lounge, a 60’ x 40’ rehearsal space, three studios with sprung wood floors, new mirrors and barres, and space for on-site set, props, and costume storage.’
- The exercises at the barre should prepare the students in specific ways for what she plans to present in the center.
- I only see barres and mirrors otherwise the ballet class looks rather bare…
- Although she still gets to the gym by six every morning, works out on the machines, submits to a personal trainer and does a ballet barre, she no longer performs.
- Unlike the other spaces, the Alice offered existing arts facilities, pre-equipped with dance floors, barres, and dressing rooms.
- All we have to do is pull up the carpets, lay the floors, and install barres and mirrors.
- Stand holding the ballet barre with one hand, other hand at your waist.
- Still, dancers who are growing can offset injuries, to some degree, by adding floor barres and other body conditioning activities (such as Pilates) to increase strength.
- It also highlights a line of specialty items, such as ballet/stretching barres.
- Marloth guides a series of intensive ballet barre exercises targeting the glutes, hips and thighs.
- The photo shows the company doing their barre exercises.
- Holding on to the barres, they moved into first position as the classical music started.
- They were not furniture to store dance bags, substitute barres, or places to park ashtrays, coffee cups, and soda cans.
- Upon walking into the new and impressive complex of CPYB, I was surprised to see the excellent bodies of this young company walking in the hall and standing at the barres.
- We also incorporated movements on the ballet barre to deeply stretch and target lower-body muscles.
- The first act, art deco in style with black, white, and shining chrome, drew deserved applause when the mirrored walls and barres of the studio magically transformed into a gleaming train.
2as modifier Denoting a chord on a guitar or similar instrument in which one finger is laid across all the strings at a particular fret. Example sentencesExamples - The strings are far easier to push down, and I can now play barre chords at roughly the same speed as standard ones - I need to reposition my hand far less than before.
- Hear how they all hit the drum and main barre chord at the same time in the build-up to ‘Bleed Blue’?
- Marr offers nothing in the way of inventive guitar on Boomslang, a disc of barre chord throwaways you'd only expect from demos leaked by an unscrupulous associate.
- Without them, the current crop of people claiming that rock is dead would probably still be trying to master barre chords.
- Rather than the standard barrage of bass and major barre chords, The Banshees offered a sound that was expansive and broad, yet no less claustrophobic and tense than any of their peers.
nounbäˈrā Music A method of playing a chord on the guitar or a similar instrument in which one finger is laid across all the strings at a particular fret. Example sentencesExamples - Barre chords are some of the mostly commonly used chords in music today.
- Here are the guitar chord charts for the basic guitar bar chords.
- In this lesson, learn the basics of playing barre chords.
OriginLate 19th century: French, literally ‘barred’, past participle of barrer. |