Follow this step-by-step guide to master lyrical contemporary!

1. EOTO : Lyrical Contemporary
Dance Lessons for Kids
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2. In this series, Sumeet Nagdev will teach you some basic
lyrical contemporary positions where the movements are
timed lyrically according to how the singer sings. For this
we will use the song, ‘Allah Ke Bande’ by Kailash Kher.
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3. Step 1: Stand in first
position with your
arms as shown. This
position is called bras
bas.
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4. Step 2: Step the right
foot across stretching
the right hand in
front and place the
left hand on your
neck. The left leg
should be positioned
as shown with the
foot pointed. This
position is called an
attitude.
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5. Step 3: Bring the left
foot down and stretch
your right foot with
toes pointing as
shown. This position
of the right leg is
called a tondue. You
can position your
arms creatively or use
the position shown.
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6. Step 4: Let the right
foot step back and
stretch your left foot
with toes pointed as
shown (tondue). Hold
your arms out
diagonally.
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7. Step 5: Stretch to the
right with your arms
and lift your left leg
up as shown. This
position of the leg is
called a passé.
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8. Step 6: Stretch to the
right with your arms
and lift your left leg
up as shown. This
position of the leg is
called a passé.
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9. Step 7: Twist the
entire body towards
the left to change the
direction you are
facing. Bring your
arms into third
position sharp
as shown.
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10. Step 8: Bring the
right foot to the left
foot and come into a
parallel.
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11. Thank You!
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