Desplazamientos - Crónicas Dalcrozianas

Hello, welcome to my tree of Altrucian Chronicles. I hope you remember that last week we did something about how to study a harmonic sequence, which was this. Now let's talk a little bit about how to apply it. For example, if I want to use it to walk just my students. For example, if I want you to run, I can make you run at the speed you want. Remember, the primary difference between walking and running, besides speed, is that there's a moment when we're floating. And another movement that's also used in classes is the gallop. Galopar there are many masters who do it in a different way. What I would recommend to you is that you put on a galop yourself. Not a real horse, but they'll sit in their living room or in some big saloon and run like they're little horses. You know, one foot in front of the other, moving forward like this. A whole game for you to sit and try to sing how you feel a gallop. And finally also the salty, o capelucitas. So, above all to gallop and jump, what is important is to make ourselves the movement and see how is that we will perform it. The advice I really have for you is that at first, just like with the feet, you repeat one foot and then the other. Let the notes repeat themselves too. And for the gallop the important thing is really the force that the gallop has. I hope this is useful.