This message is from: "Anneli Sundkvist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi! Some time ago we had a discussion about terre à terre and I never quite succeded in explaining what this movement of the classical school really was. Today, I found out that Bent Branderup, a Danish trainer of classical riding, has videos of this movement and others on his homepage. Go to: www.branderup.com The English version is not working yet, so clic on 'deutsch'. IF you can't see 'deutsch' or ' english' (which I couldn't the first time - the page seem to have some problems) go directly to: www.branderup/index.htm Clic on 'Akademische Reitkunst' (toolbar to the left) Now, I've had some problems to scroll down. If it doesn't work you can lure the comp by keeping the left mousbutton down and 'mark' the text. This is the only way I manage to scroll down, for some reason. Clic 'weiter' by the end of the page. You will now see many small drawings of horses performing movements. When you touch the individual horses, you will see text: 'Stufe....' (step) and an explanation of the movements. Some of the horses have a video connected to the. I've found videos to the 'Stufes' 6. Schulterherein, 7. Kruppeherein, 12. Piaffe, 13. Passage, 15. Terre á terre and 16. Karpiole. When touching these horses you will se a small bar 'Film herunterladen'. Just clic and the video starts. Excuse me for this long for-dummies-explanation, but I've had HUGE problems to get this great site to work myself, so I guess that it might be the same for other people. That's why I've been presenting my ring-road around the problems:o) Have a nice weekend all of you! Anneli ***************************************************** Anneli Sundkvist Department of Archaeology & Ancient History Uppsala University St. Eriks Torg 5 S-753 10 Uppsala Sweden Phone: +46-18-4712082 (dept.) +46-18-553627 (home)
