Suzanne had an incredible sense of spontaneity to her dancing that made it seem as though she were improvising the steps right there and then. Mesmerizing.

I love the way they bend things slightly away from the classical form, but still affirming it. Of course that was Balanchine's genius, and Farrell and Martins express it wonderfully

farrell is unique, she just has an incredible musicianship, and has a sense of throwing herself to the movement with great abandonment. watch the end of this video...just incredible.

Amazing! She makes dancing look so easy! As if it is second nature to do it! So glad this is here, I almost forget why I loved her dancing so much. Thanks for the upload!

Thank you so much for uploading this. Martins and Farrell...it doesn't get any better than that.

Strikingly beautiful and stunningly breathtaking!

Just enchanting.

Farrell and Martins were always ultra smooth, and precise, as a team.

recreation of a heavenly dream.

i wish there are more of these types of art today!

@daniellewillardsen

7 жыл бұрын

there are. a lot of them. we just have to ensure they exist later... and not just in video. The US government has decided to cut funding to many important programs, programs that help fund the arts, public radio (kexp, krcl, kuer), public television and npr. It is our job to ensure the existence of these things. Art, music, story telling are an important part of our history. I actually think they have more to contribute.

Yes, this is Suzanne Farrell and Peter Martins...I played this many times in concerts for them...including Monte Carlo...(and NYCB). of course.

Yes, Suzanne and Peter...

She said (her book) Motzartiana is what heaven must be like " to Balanchine. I think it's this.

I love the superimposed dream sequence at the beginning.

Le compositeur est Gluck, et la musique est partie de son opéra Orfeo et Euridice. Gluck wrote in 1773 "Always as simple and natural as I can make it, my music strives toward the utmost expressiveness and seeks to reinforce the meaning of the underlying poetry. It is for this reason that I do not use those trills, coloraturas, and cadences that Italians employ so abundantly."

@voynaimir3

7 жыл бұрын

Dance of the Blessed Spirits. I love Gluck's music so much.

danced by the great Peter Martins and Suzanne Farrell, they were geniuses at their craft

Divine...

Стерильность хороша в медицине, в балете это обесцвечивание.

Wow

yes it is she

Is that Suzanne Farrell? I can't tell who it is!

The nusic is by Gluck, BTW. Don't you even care what music they are dancing to?

@audmin63

6 жыл бұрын

Yuri Andropov (

@karennoble1168

5 жыл бұрын

The name and the composer is at the beginning of the video

de quel compositeur est cette musique?merci

@karennoble1168

5 жыл бұрын

Gounod, from the opera Orpheus and Eurydice

Why do their faces have no expression? They look like robots.

Beautiful music and simple movements.Nice but to old for me.Today any dancers can do much complicated steps with purity and artistry as well .Nice history but history ...

@kiniburk

5 жыл бұрын

You are welcome to post a clip of your work.