The history of the artistry
The artistry is an art form used in the essence highly specialized Physical skills and Mental skills as a means of expression. It is the collective term for performances in the circus, vaudeville and event management that are not definitely assigned to a different area of art or music.
Special Features
- Mental skills
- Historically grown consent
- Props typical assignment
These include, inter alia:
Acrobatics, Äquilibristik, Contortion, clowning, dressage, modellers, caricaturist, change artist, knife thrower, art shooters, fakirs, juggling, magic.
Acrobatics
The artistry is meant by an acrobatic movement intensive expression of the artistes mainly characterized by the rotations of the longitudinal and broad-axis of the body.
Forms of acrobatics:
- Cascadeur
- Springboard
- Trampoline
- horizontal bar
- patere
- throw
- aerial acrobatics
- Russian bars and Russian swing
Äquilibristik
The equilibrists features a high entwickeltest coordination capacity, are while balancing his own body, other people or props to other people.
Forms of Äquilibristik:
- High ropes, rope tower, cable-stayed, slack rope, hemp rope, wire rope
- Forehead, shoulder, belts, dental Perch
- Solo or partner equilibrists
- unicycle
- Rola Bola (erroneous name: Rola Rola)
- Detached Head
- art bicycle
Juggling
Juggling paints a highly specialized coordination capability in the throwing, catching and rotate objects.
Forms of juggling:
- Antiboden
- Devilstick
- Diabolo
- Gentleman Juggler - cigars, boxes, hats, rings, clubs and balls
- force jugglers
- plate spinning
- Partner juggling
One of the most significant jugglers in the story probably belonged to Enrico Rastelli. He is said to have juggled ten balls. Thus He was the first known juggler to have managed, 1930. It still holds true today for many jugglers as a model.
Contortion
Their mobility by the overstretching of seeing and bands or the vertebral anchoring of the spinous processes and the vertebral bodies.
Forms of Contortion:
- Kauschuk (extreme mobility of the spine to the back)
- Klischnick (extreme stretching of the tendons and ligaments)