Thanks for uploading these videos!! I couldn't see the performance online!!
@philcoppa Жыл бұрын
Sgjkyarov was certainly in great form here.
@shalewagman80867 жыл бұрын
splendid
@user-vo3wl4mm3z Жыл бұрын
深刻な表情！🐱🐱
@giuliorenzobighin8165 Жыл бұрын
MOLTO Coinvolgente d'expressio d'enfatizzazione commediale ed estatica della ballerina .Ottimo quello che con un mio neologismo mi piace chiamare convolo aereo ben tenuto dal partner. Sensibilità ed emozione partecipata e praesens nei due bravissimi agenti in proscenio. MOLTO BRAVI.BIGHIN GIULIO RENZO
@ThePryscilinha5 жыл бұрын
Belíssimo
@nicolehourcade2 жыл бұрын
2 outstanding dangers, magical paircin this masterpiece of Prokofiev🌷💥♨️
@icarrus4u8 жыл бұрын
Amazing, wish it were MacMillan's choreography though...
@janwintz8372
7 жыл бұрын
Darrius Legrand Yes! But still beautiful and I do like the ending of this "Balcony" performance; sort of breathtaking!! Such a stunning ballet, thanks to Prokofiev and MacMillan (and Shakespeare, of course)! 😊 Jan
@Kiarinadia
5 жыл бұрын
Which choregraphy is it ?
@antoniolanzo4392
5 жыл бұрын
Kiarinadia the first one ever created, choreographed in 1940 by Leonid Lavrovsky for the Kirov/Mariinsky company
@martinl19
5 жыл бұрын
@@antoniolanzo4392 I thought it was an odd copy of MacMillan´s, but after reading your comment, MacMillan´s choregraphy (which I love) took a lot from (or had a good deal of inspiration from) Lavrovsky´s....did it not??
@antoniolanzo4392
3 жыл бұрын
@@martinl19 of course, MacMillan was at the English premiere of the ballet at the Royal Opera House in 1956, when the Bolshoi had its first tour outside of the Soviet Union (you can find here on KZread the full Giselle with Ulanova and gala excerpts from that exact tour!). The Royal Opera House wanted to initially have also Lavrovsky’s Romeo and Juliet in their repertoire, but soviets didn’t allow them. So MacMillan came up with his version a few years later, and if you can definitely find in the ballet a lot of inspiration that came from the original production, which he saw live and mesmerized the whole British audience.
@kinda4664 Жыл бұрын
4:05 Why do I love trumpet so much?
@user-vo3wl4mm3z Жыл бұрын
よくかけられることば集…また？こりないの？…またか！🐱🐱ぜんぜんこりてない！
@ottobittencourt7714 жыл бұрын
Who is the choreography by?
@terra5491
4 жыл бұрын
the choreography is by Leonid Lavrovsky for the Mariinsky, the first choreography of this ballet ever created.
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Especially liked Vladimir's interpretation.
utterly gorgeous
Thanks for uploading these videos!! I couldn't see the performance online!!
Sgjkyarov was certainly in great form here.
splendid
深刻な表情！🐱🐱
MOLTO Coinvolgente d'expressio d'enfatizzazione commediale ed estatica della ballerina .Ottimo quello che con un mio neologismo mi piace chiamare convolo aereo ben tenuto dal partner. Sensibilità ed emozione partecipata e praesens nei due bravissimi agenti in proscenio. MOLTO BRAVI.BIGHIN GIULIO RENZO
Belíssimo
2 outstanding dangers, magical paircin this masterpiece of Prokofiev🌷💥♨️
Amazing, wish it were MacMillan's choreography though...
@janwintz8372
7 жыл бұрын
Darrius Legrand Yes! But still beautiful and I do like the ending of this "Balcony" performance; sort of breathtaking!! Such a stunning ballet, thanks to Prokofiev and MacMillan (and Shakespeare, of course)! 😊 Jan
@Kiarinadia
5 жыл бұрын
Which choregraphy is it ?
@antoniolanzo4392
5 жыл бұрын
Kiarinadia the first one ever created, choreographed in 1940 by Leonid Lavrovsky for the Kirov/Mariinsky company
@martinl19
5 жыл бұрын
@@antoniolanzo4392 I thought it was an odd copy of MacMillan´s, but after reading your comment, MacMillan´s choregraphy (which I love) took a lot from (or had a good deal of inspiration from) Lavrovsky´s....did it not??
@antoniolanzo4392
3 жыл бұрын
@@martinl19 of course, MacMillan was at the English premiere of the ballet at the Royal Opera House in 1956, when the Bolshoi had its first tour outside of the Soviet Union (you can find here on KZread the full Giselle with Ulanova and gala excerpts from that exact tour!). The Royal Opera House wanted to initially have also Lavrovsky’s Romeo and Juliet in their repertoire, but soviets didn’t allow them. So MacMillan came up with his version a few years later, and if you can definitely find in the ballet a lot of inspiration that came from the original production, which he saw live and mesmerized the whole British audience.
4:05 Why do I love trumpet so much?
よくかけられることば集…また？こりないの？…またか！🐱🐱ぜんぜんこりてない！
Who is the choreography by?
@terra5491
4 жыл бұрын
the choreography is by Leonid Lavrovsky for the Mariinsky, the first choreography of this ballet ever created.
くりかえしているうちに…最初のころの罪悪感はうすれていくうちに…🐱🐱こんなことに…なにが？なにを？くりかえす？？……🐱🐱じゅんいち？
You can tell me whatever you want, but these are the true Romeo in Juliet.
Errata corrige l'expressio
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先生がきゆうに神がおりたと
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3:22 I hate that blouse of his!
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