Soutenu, Soutenu Pique & Chaines Turns | Jazz Dance
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Now I'm going to demonstrate some jazz turns for you. We're going to go over the sutanu, a sutanu pique turn, and chaine turn.
Let's start with a sutanu. You start in a nice fondu tendu, right leg is stretched, left leg is in a fondu. Sutanu is like a corkscrew. You step out, you cross your left leg over, and then unwind. Going back to your original position which is the fondu tendu. Let's try that one more time. Your arms are nice and rounded and controlled. This is sutanu. Excellent.
Let's move on to the sutanu pique, which is just an extended version of the sutanu. You're now adding a pique turn out of the sutanu, and a pique looks like this. A pique means to prick, so your right leg is stepping out and pricking the floor like a needle, nice and straight. Your left leg is going to be in a passe derriere turned out to the side, and that's a pique turn. Let me do that one more time for you. And up, and down.
It's very important, and the fondu tendu is the most important thing of this step. You need to start out in the fondu tendu and then after every step you go back into the fondu tendu. That's your power. You need to use your plie from the floor to make that happen. Let's try it one more time. Sutanu, sutanu pique. Very nice.
Now going on to the chaine turn. A chaine turn is a sequence of steps that is a chain. Okay. It looks like a chain of steps. That's why they call it a chaine. So it's a first position, and you're going to up on your releve and then you keep stepping half-turns from that. So, you start in the fondu tendu again. You step half, and half, nice straight legs. Half, and half, and you're spotting half and half. Our arms are rounded. You can also teach chaine turns with your arms here to add an element of control, and sometimes I have students holding something in order to control their arms while they're doing the chaine turns.
Another great way to teach chaine turns is by lifting up and just having the students walk around elongated, with straight, locked legs. You can also do that at the bar, nice and slow. So again demonstrating the chaine turns. Straight, locked legs. Pulling up and spotting one spot over on the wall, up, up, up, up, up, up. And those are your chaine turns starting out with a sutanu.
Up, up, down. Up, up, down. Up, up, down. Very nice. Make sure that you teach this to the right and left, that's very important. I'm just demonstrating to the right but you also need to go to the left.
The next sequence of turns is a sutanu pique, and it looks like this. Sutanu, pique turn. Sutanu, pique turn. Sutanu. Very nice.
Now let's do chaine turns. I'm going to demonstrate them going in a circle. It's also a great way to teach the students because you have to keep changing your spots, and it adds an element of difficulty to it. Chaine turns. And. Very nice. Nice round arms, pull up tall, lengthen and press those shoulders down and you'll have beautiful chaine turns. 
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Stop it with all the hate, people! Especially ballet dancers, what gives you the right to criticize so much? Open your minds, God!
The thing that drives me nuts about Hot To videos is that when they're covering a dance style the camera dude DOES NOT FOCUS on the persons legs.
This has been so helpful chains turns have been so difficult for me! Thank you!
Hopefully not too helpful, because she demonstrated chaine turns incorrectly. They should be done in first. She mentioned first but then demonstrated them in second.
JNK oh ok I see where you are coming from
i just learned that its spelled chaines and not shanaes
laci same
..so, seems you have no knowledge of french pronunciation.
lmaoo me too, I learned like last month
dunno bout anyone else. but this helped.
this helped so much! Thanks!
Thanks!
Nice job
WARNING: this is now how ballet soutenu works.
Neither chaines
that's why it's called a jazz tutorial
They literally look the same to me. What's the difference?
Want more of these videos bc I dance this, and if I have to go to the Best of best team I need to could this
Explained nice & clear :) thanks!
These aren't "jazz dance turns"
They are ballet turns done incorrectly.
It there is such thing as "Jazz" dance, and it's similar to ballet...
Pastel.Rivers Yes jazz is similar to ballet but what Brooke is trying to say that these aren't actually jazz turns but really bad ballet turns used for jazz.
Jazz is not similar to ballet. Ballet is done in turnout. Ballet dancers can do jazz well. Jazz dancers cannot do ballet well. In my opinion, jazz was restricted and aesthetically not nearly as beautiful or as difficult as ballet, so it started hijacking ballet moves.
The fundament of jazz dance is ballet. Stop being the stereotypical stuck up dancer and keep your negativity to yourself
@@normamimosa7295 you’re very ignorant
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so whats the difference between the soutenu and chaines? I've rewatched the end 10 times and I just cant catch it....
In a soutenu your heal comes down after each one and your feet come together. Chaines you stay up on your toes and your feet don't come together. You basically go from first position into releve and keep your feet that distance apart as you turn. Soutenus your feet are in susu
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Are these basic or are this advanced.... My prof said they are basic lol
The Caption for the video said 'beginners' if your advanced you probably shouldn't be watching this.
i thought they were more advanced then basic but thanks.
FitzChivalry Farseer quit making excuses. You can learn it basic or advanced
FitzChivalry Farseer these are very basic
pelo amor de Deus!!!!
Chaine turn touch your heals
Monica Valdez Not in Jazz
These are basic
Nobody gris is si dumm
dont swim ur arms old lady
hahah proper cracked me up this.
This is horendous... thats ballet and thats not advanced... floats are pretty advanced and I bet you cant do 16 pirouettes
C Lauren I bet she can. Stop hating 👋
Ew your hips
ew, your attitude and general personality