That is, they store detailed knowledge about how a carefully scripted pas de deux of treble and bass could serve to support and organize a particular musical utterance.
The relationship between homebound older people and their home care worker, or the ' pas de deux ' of home care.
For the competition, each dancer performs in a classical pas de deux and variations and a contemporary pas de deux or solo work.
The competition begins with two weeks of technique classes and the learning and rehearsing of two classical and one contemporary pas de deux.
Many styles of dance incorporate some form of adagio (as dance lifts), including ballet (in pas de deux), jazz, and lyrical.
The ballet begins with a series of solos, followed by a pas de deux and a tutti finale.
A nearly violent "pas de deux" ensues in which he pleads for her attention and love, while she rebukes him.
Pas de deux performed in competition tend to be more conservative in music and turnout than those performed at exhibitions.
