Hundred years ago, Pierina Legnani introduced the 32 Italian fouettés in Imperial Russian Ballet ❤️🌹♥️

Bruhhhhhh 😂 I'd literally throw up just after doing two spins . ❤❤❤❤❤much love

Just love watching the different techniques/syllabi used and how they are all valid. Keep posting love these vids.

Loves Osipova here for her turns sync with music. I am not a big fan of showing off doubles or triples with the sacrifice of musicality.

Vorontsova incredible!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

@BytomGirl

2 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%, the only one not using hands and she is here only 18 but then she had a great teacher who was also incredible;e at fouettes.

this is what our dance teachers think will happen if we "JUST KEEP SPOTTING"

@Starnight_Nightwing

Ай бұрын

Frrr I do that but I always fall over or find myself throwing up

Спасибо. Интересная подборка. Очень понравились все. Особенно Тамара Рохо и Воронцова. Фуэте без рук считается одним из самых сложных, его очень мало кто делает. А здесь музыкально , на высокой скорости с небольшим продвижением вперёд.

I would fall over from the dizziness lol!

@bethcassidy2078

2 сағат бұрын

you will see ballet dancers when they pirouette the spot (meaning the keep their eyes on one spot and whip their head round to that exact spot to her them spin) it prevents them from getting dizzy, you can also see in the fouette that they whip their leg around and many think that is what gets them around but it does not, its actually the whipping arm movement along with the spotting of the head that helps them turn - speaking as a ballet dancer myself :)

my jaw is on the floor the whole time....

Inés McIntosh the best! Opéra mon amour!

Really amazing 🌼❤💙❤💐

😊😊😊😊😊😊

yknow, if they attached things to act as kind of a parachute on their legs and maybe arms, and then fouette really fast through the air they could glide down ever so gracefully, atleast i think so

Me crying BC I cant do an actual pirouette without falling: 😭

@mieryanfaith3701

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@ejcandelaria986

Жыл бұрын

*yet

You didn't include a clip of Misty Copeland's "infamous" fouettes, I wonder why 😂

It's almost unfair to put Somova after Rojo and Osipova lols. Rojo is an amazing turner; here she really outdoes the well known Black Swan with Gillian Murphy alternating singles and triples. I'm not sure I've even seen Osipova or Nunez alternate doubles and triples. Thx for posting! EDit: Is there a name for the turn Ines Mcintosh does where she does essentially a fouette but doesn't come down from pointe? It's really cool. Also, I guess Rojo is doing single, double, triple, so a reordering of that sequence I've seen Selenko do that's single, triple, double, which I think takes more control.

@banjobearful

3 жыл бұрын

Yes - sadly Alina Somova's fouettes are nowhere near the others here!!

@minissa2009

3 жыл бұрын

@@banjobearful Two words: Olesya Novikova

@minissa2009

2 жыл бұрын

Turns and entrechat quatres instead of simple changements on point in that Raymond a variation! So happy she finally got promoted!

I feel dizzy just watching this. Where's my bucket?

Us: Incredible! I could never!😮 Them: I’m not extending through my leg ☹️

amazing to the point of obsessive insanity!!!!!!!!!

👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺

Sono bellissimi. Peccato che non ci siano filmati dei 32 fouettes en tournats della Legnani nel lago passo a due di Odille e Siegfried(1895). Nel lago dei cigni è grazie a lei (e anche a Matilda Kšesinskaja che li ripetuti più tardi, peccato che non ci siano anche i filmati dei suoi fouettes) che li vediamo in ogni spettacolo del lago dei cigni!

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C'est quoi la musique de ballet sur laquelle danse la premiere danseuse (celle en tutu rouge)

Now way

Why aren't these people given a medal? Do yo know how long and how hard you have to work to be able to do this?

@bethcassidy2078

2 сағат бұрын

actually i do lol ive been a ballet dancer for years now and things like pirouettes are just expected, you're mostly told to go home and work on these things yourself :)

What is the name of the first performance ? or what is the song name ? Could you tell me please ?

@DanceLineBallet

2 жыл бұрын

It's the coda from Don Quixote Pas de Deux Act 3 :)

@luvtae3183

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanceLineBallet pls link

Why is Somova after Rojo???

Interesting they’re all turning to their right. Is that normal? Do people more commonly turn to the right?

@DanceLineBallet

10 ай бұрын

It's not mandatory but it's more frequent :)

It’s a bad new fashion that the number of turns is at the expense of the rules of classical ballet. / Nunez /

¿A qué ballet pertenece el 2:09?

@simplyvelvett

2 жыл бұрын

Probablemente ballet clásico

🙏❤. 🌸🌞💛🍀

@tanjanovicic2926

3 жыл бұрын

🙏❤🌸💝🕊

Если исходить из оценки техники , то конечно же Наталья Осипова !)☝ Совершенно лишними в этой видео нарезки были эпизоды 👉 0:32 - 0:58 👎 Качество видео ! 👎

What variation/ballet is 1:39

@banjobearful

2 жыл бұрын

Paquita - part of grand pas (near end of ballet)

На Чайковского кишка тонка?

????😩

The first ballerina has some of the ugliest fouettés I’ve seen in a long time other than Misty Copeland, of course.

@bethcassidy2078

2 сағат бұрын

excuse me?! just out of curiosity have you ever done ballet before and if not you clearly have no idea how hard it is to turn like that, im assuming you havent done ballet before because if you have you would know how much more difficult those fouettes were in comparison to others as she has her hands on her hips meaning the only thing helping her to turn is her head there. also i would just love to see you try 31 pirouettes(excuse me if i counted them wrong) if you think that is ugly :)

@isabelaandzico

Сағат бұрын

@@bethcassidy2078 😂 fouettés with hands on hips are actually a lot easier for most ballerinas. Just ask one of us. And yes I have and still do plenty of fouettés.