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What is a parioette?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 8/8/2025

A parioette, also known as a parioette or parioette jump, is a type of dance movement or step primarily found in Ballet and other forms of dance. It typically involves a quick, light leap or jump, often executed with a specific technique that emphasizes grace and poise. This movement may be used to transition between different dance poses or to showcase the dancer's agility and skill.

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