Beginner Ballet Lesson 29: Cambre en Rond (AKA Grand Port de Bras) & More Advanced Port de Bras

Welcome to Lesson 29 of our free online beginner ballet class! In this class, we'll explore the enchanting world of ballet with a focus on three fundamental movements: Cambré en Ronde (AKA Grand Port de Bras), Cambré Devant in Lunge, and Cambré Derrière in Tendu.

Cambre en Rond:
Pronounced: kahm-BRAY ahn rohn
French Meaning: Bent, arched in a circular motion
Movement: Cambre en Rond invites you to explore the elegance of bending the upper body in a circular motion. Enhance your ballet skills with this expressive and fluid movement.

Cambre Devant in Lunge:
Pronounced: kahm-BRAY deh-VAHN in loonzh
French Meaning: Bent, arched to the front while in a lunge position
Movement: Cambre Devant in Lunge involves gracefully bending the upper body forward while in a lunge stance. Join us as we delve into the technique, showcasing flexibility and expressiveness.

Cambre Derriere in Tendu:
Pronounced: kahm-BRAY deh-RYEHR in tahn-doo
French Meaning: Bent, arched to the back while in a stretched foot position
Movement: Cambre Derriere in Tendu explores the art of bending or arching the upper body backward while in a tendu position, emphasizing grace and control. Discover the technique and add a touch of drama to your dance repertoire.