Intermediate Paso Doble Figures begins with Deplacement and its alternative methods before considering Separation and the Fallaway Ending to Separation. The Huit (Cape) and Sixteen lead into a group of Promenade subjects, including an alternative method, Promenade Closed and Grand Circle as an advanced ending to Promenades.
Open Telemark, Ecart (Fallaway Whisk), La Passé and Twist Turn extend the figure range. The man’s Paso Doble characteristic and demonstration material complete the programme. The connected Promenade and Separation subjects give dancers specific families to revisit when studying how intermediate Paso Doble material develops from established actions.
The Promenade group preserves both an alternative method and Promenade Closed, with Grand Circle named as an advanced ending to Promenades. Separation and its Fallaway ending form another related pair. Those connections help students identify where the programme develops a familiar subject and where it introduces a separately named figure. The later Open Telemark, Ecart and La Passé topics remain distinct from the final discussion of the man’s Paso Doble characteristic. Corky and Shirley Ballas’s approximately 65-minute recording includes demonstration material with this intermediate repertoire. The complete list retains the figure numbering and all alternatives, giving teachers and dancers a specific map of the selection.
Course Contents
Figures:
- 6) A. Deplacement, B. Deplacement Alternative Methods A, B, & C
- 7) Separation
- 8) Fallaway Ending to Separation
- 9) The Huit (Cape)
- 10) Sixteen
- 11) Promenade
- 12) A. Promenades, B. Promenades Alternative Method
- 13) Promenade Closed
- 14) Grand Circle (Advanced Ending to Promenades)
- 15) Open Telemark
- 16) Ecart (Fallaway Whisk)
- 17) La Passé
- 18) Twist Turn
- 19) Man’s Paso Doble Characteristic, Demonstration of Figures
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