Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful performance! 🙏🏼
@StanleyNovelАй бұрын
have attended NYC Ballet too in 2024 and especially Rubric piece just put me in a trance, the whole spectacle with choreography, performers and of course music itself - it's just unfathomably glorius. The whole show is much much more enjoyable when watching live in the theatre, would definitely come watch many more times if they will be showing again.
@trevology2736Ай бұрын
Just saw it today at the NYC ballet and I can’t stop thinking about it. Brilliant
@NotAnFBIInformant3 ай бұрын
Why is it today I finally decided to look up if there was a performance of this after listening to these pieces for 10 years? This is beautiful
@AstridDenhaene6 ай бұрын
<3 <3
@mariomarchitti8 ай бұрын
That was the first time I heard Glass music. When I bought the ticket for the ballet at Covent Garden I was interested in a Balanchine ballet that was performed in the same night, and I believed that Glass was a modernist composer like Berio, Boulez... Instead: what a surprise! And since then Glass music has accompained my life.
@charlottelopez4181Ай бұрын
Same here
@erwinschumann91848 ай бұрын
absolutely fantastic. so artistic and beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@anneschneider82649 ай бұрын
Une version très subtile et sensible.
@piotrdurajewski976 Жыл бұрын
Ils sont séduisants.
@piotrdurajewski976 Жыл бұрын
Et Alex vous dites vrai. Béjart le Grand n'y a jamais touché. Et c'est peut être pas trop mal.
@piotrdurajewski976 Жыл бұрын
Ils sont parfaits dans leurs mouvements de corps.
@piotrdurajewski976 Жыл бұрын
Sublime.
@vaughanfrank Жыл бұрын
Simply exquisite.
@mani-vj2cd Жыл бұрын
beautiful
@jnairac Жыл бұрын
20222 still coming back...resonates beyond Boundries in these Times
@parissime12 жыл бұрын
superbe et magique...
@giovannicervantes98542 жыл бұрын
Wow! this has become one of my favorite things ever
@tigro19732 жыл бұрын
I was absolutely stunned when I first saw the performance in NY in 2016. So glad to see it again. The crisscrossing of the corps in the opening of Rubric sends chill down my spine every time I see it!
@pilouetmissiou2 жыл бұрын
Hum ...pour moi y a trop de transport de danseuse....on dirait un colis postal.... j'accepte l'idée mais ça manque de poésie... C'est quoi ce décor ...ils étaient en grève ou quoi ?
@sunrara71332 жыл бұрын
Che Sun Ra lo illumini!!!
@irinareese53172 жыл бұрын
C’est quoi ce bordel 😂
@jnairac2 жыл бұрын
2021 nov still weekly
@feathersforfun2 жыл бұрын
NYCB is the company that defines this,Saw it thursday, amazing
@haychamowairan72502 жыл бұрын
1:05🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@iarapov2 жыл бұрын
Класс!
@isengart3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for posting this. It's such a glorious Ballet - for me, the greatest.
@Zeppolino1003 жыл бұрын
Well over a decade ago I saw this for the first time at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in an evening performance by The New York City Ballet It was truly one of the most exhilerating experiences of Dance and Music that I have ever enjoyed. I urge everyone to experience this thrilling piece in person if you can. The union between Glass and Robbins is out of this world!
@jayumble83903 жыл бұрын
This is pure beauty in every respect!! Wow...stunning!!!
@ianm81373 жыл бұрын
Superb,wonderful. Thank you for posting Olivier. I have watched it so many times and there is always something wonderful,uplifting and inspiring from them all. Bravo,Bravo to all. Please let me know when the tickets are on sale for the next performance...Magnifique..I will be in Paris for sure.
@jillferrier87153 жыл бұрын
This is my all time favorite ballet. I saw it at The Kennedy Center and fell in love. Isn’t amazing what humans can do when they strive for beauty and the arts.
@Zeppolino1003 жыл бұрын
So well said, Jill. Today this is restoring my spirit after a week of pain from my second Moderna shot, and an awful performance from my University Art 101 class last evening!
@jillferrier87153 жыл бұрын
@@Zeppolino100 take care of yourself I’ve had long haul virus vid for 11 months now. It’s no picnic.
@PointyTailofSatan3 жыл бұрын
Probably the most mathematical composer since Bach.
@tzeranne2363 жыл бұрын
Pour moi, l'interprétation la plus épurée ,la plus sensible et la plus puissante de ce grand pas de deux, sans tutu ni pointes, sans sourire figé sur le visage de la danseuse. Elle rejoint intimement la puissance de la musique de Tchaikovski . Une merveille qui prend au cœur.
@AndrewRudin3 жыл бұрын
Robbins is just so much more interesting than Glass.
@og1893 жыл бұрын
La musique est sublime, les danseurs parfaits mais le decor est sinistre , on oublie que c est un ballet feerique.
@user-lh3qs8ef1i3 жыл бұрын
!
@sdachannel73313 жыл бұрын
Ascolta anche... Lectures 2020 :Tutti fratelli anche quelli di troppo di Andrea Monda
@ThePolosatiyton3 жыл бұрын
Looking at the violinist, I get the feeling that we are looking at the dialogue between the violinist and the violin. In the beginning, they greet each other and try to tell each other how much has happened since the last meeting, short phrases, even scraps of phrases. They have accumulated and they are in a hurry to share. Then the violinist says something big and complete, and the violin listens attentively, as if agreeing. Everything is calm and pleasant. Then something happens in the dialogue, and the violin starts complaining and blaming the violinist for something. They fall silent, the violinist tries to get through, but the violin is silent, she was offended, but gradually she nevertheless turns to him and continues her story, and then she just breaks down crying, because she can’t stand it, speaks out and becomes silent. The violinist tries to calm her down, chooses the words. And gradually the violin agrees with him, calms down, and there is a reconciliation of two old friends who may break loose, but find a solution and everything will return to normal. And then they understand that they have to say goodbye, and leave in different directions, so that they can meet again later.
@atheng28053 жыл бұрын
This is amaaaazing. <3
@dionysis_3 жыл бұрын
You have a very active imagination 😄
@colni033 жыл бұрын
Fascinant...
@vmlryzen9703 жыл бұрын
Je suis au collège de bor.... pour ce qui regardes la vidéo je suis Mathys
@thierrycollier33423 жыл бұрын
Quand on a une orthographe à ce point défectueuse, quand on n'a pas la moindre notion de ce que peut être la syntaxe, mieux vaut s'abstenir du moindre commentaire.
@jejedesalpes78862 жыл бұрын
@@thierrycollier3342 Inutile de se montrer aussi condescendant envers des personnes dont le français n'est pas la langue maternelle.
@thierrycollier33422 жыл бұрын
@@jejedesalpes7886 Je voudrais faire observer un premier point: pour ma part, contrairement à la majorité des gens intervenant sur les réseaux sociaux, je ne me cache derrière aucun pseudonyme: je suis clairement identifié. J'en viens maintenant à ce qui vous a choqué dans mon intervention. Le 14 octobre 2020, WML Ryzen commentait finement: "très nul". J'ai répondu dans les termes suivants: "Avez-vous réalisé quoi que ce soit de notable jusqu'à présent dans votre limité parcours - vous vous dites collégien - pour décréter que cette musique est "nulle" ? VML Ryzen répond -pour autant qu'on puisse comprendre quoi que ce soit à son sabir: "Je suis au collège de bor.... pour ce qui regardes la vidéo je suis Mathys ". Comprenne qui pourra. Je n'ai aucun goût particulier pour la polémique, en particulier avec vous "jejedesalpes". Dans le principe, vous avez parfaitement raison: il serait lamentable de ma part de moquer un étranger qui essaierait de s'exprimer en Français. Si vous connaissez personnellement WML Ryzen et que vous me certifiez qu'il n'est pas Français, alors, je présente mes excuses si mon ton a paru condescendant pour un étranger. Cependant, je doute fort que WML Ryzen ne soit pas Français: ma conviction - je n'ai pas de" preuve" - est qu'il s'agit effectivement d'un jeune Français, incapable de rédiger une phrase acceptable et qui nous délivre des "jugements" aussi laconiques que péremptoires. Bien à vous, T. Collier
@vmlryzen9703 жыл бұрын
Très nul
@thierrycollier33423 жыл бұрын
Avez-vous réalisé quoi que ce soit de notable jusqu'à présent dans votre limité parcours - vous vous dites collégien - pour décréter que cette musique est "nulle" ?
@KorkutOzkan3 жыл бұрын
4:13, 6:16 whaaaat?
@sablesrouges3 жыл бұрын
Sah, magnifique
@nizzla123 жыл бұрын
This is amazing
@rickb_NYC3 жыл бұрын
I have been a subscriber to the NYCB for 25 years, and of course have seen Glass Pieces many times. It remains one of my favorite ballets; I have yet to grow tired of it. I am happy that this performance has somehow managed to find its way onto KZread -- and with the Paris Opera Ballet, which I admire beyond any other! Sae Un Park is exquisite and breathtaking, and Mr. Magnenet is the essence of what is demanded of a partner in this ballet.
@ianm81373 жыл бұрын
Brilliant comment.
@MegaVicar3 жыл бұрын
Gorgeous! Wonderful interpretation; thanks for the upload. Thank you, Maestro Pärt, for all your music! Bravo everyone! 👏👏👏
@edwardruane89933 жыл бұрын
Hauntingly beautiful!
@habu73 жыл бұрын
A few of my favorite Glass pieces with ballet, absolutely lush!
@ianm81373 жыл бұрын
I like the tone of your adulation but you can find a better word than lush ,can't you please ?
@habu73 жыл бұрын
I'm Dutch and living in the UK, over here lush is a very positive comment. What does it mean according to you? 😂
@carltonafghan3 жыл бұрын
Hi Habu, You are doing great with the English, my son uses "lush" too ! It is popular amongst the young but I take it to be a shortening of the word "luscious " which is usually applied to fruit or grasslands in my understanding and means succulent or juicy !!!! That's why I queried your choice of that word in your nice comment. Back to you and best wishes...it is just superb isn't it ?
Пікірлер
Glass sucks balls
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful performance! 🙏🏼
have attended NYC Ballet too in 2024 and especially Rubric piece just put me in a trance, the whole spectacle with choreography, performers and of course music itself - it's just unfathomably glorius. The whole show is much much more enjoyable when watching live in the theatre, would definitely come watch many more times if they will be showing again.
Just saw it today at the NYC ballet and I can’t stop thinking about it. Brilliant
Why is it today I finally decided to look up if there was a performance of this after listening to these pieces for 10 years? This is beautiful
<3 <3
That was the first time I heard Glass music. When I bought the ticket for the ballet at Covent Garden I was interested in a Balanchine ballet that was performed in the same night, and I believed that Glass was a modernist composer like Berio, Boulez... Instead: what a surprise! And since then Glass music has accompained my life.
Same here
absolutely fantastic. so artistic and beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Une version très subtile et sensible.
Ils sont séduisants.
Et Alex vous dites vrai. Béjart le Grand n'y a jamais touché. Et c'est peut être pas trop mal.
Ils sont parfaits dans leurs mouvements de corps.
Sublime.
Simply exquisite.
beautiful
20222 still coming back...resonates beyond Boundries in these Times
superbe et magique...
Wow! this has become one of my favorite things ever
I was absolutely stunned when I first saw the performance in NY in 2016. So glad to see it again. The crisscrossing of the corps in the opening of Rubric sends chill down my spine every time I see it!
Hum ...pour moi y a trop de transport de danseuse....on dirait un colis postal.... j'accepte l'idée mais ça manque de poésie... C'est quoi ce décor ...ils étaient en grève ou quoi ?
Che Sun Ra lo illumini!!!
C’est quoi ce bordel 😂
2021 nov still weekly
NYCB is the company that defines this,Saw it thursday, amazing
1:05🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Класс!
Thank you so much for posting this. It's such a glorious Ballet - for me, the greatest.
Well over a decade ago I saw this for the first time at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in an evening performance by The New York City Ballet It was truly one of the most exhilerating experiences of Dance and Music that I have ever enjoyed. I urge everyone to experience this thrilling piece in person if you can. The union between Glass and Robbins is out of this world!
This is pure beauty in every respect!! Wow...stunning!!!
Superb,wonderful. Thank you for posting Olivier. I have watched it so many times and there is always something wonderful,uplifting and inspiring from them all. Bravo,Bravo to all. Please let me know when the tickets are on sale for the next performance...Magnifique..I will be in Paris for sure.
This is my all time favorite ballet. I saw it at The Kennedy Center and fell in love. Isn’t amazing what humans can do when they strive for beauty and the arts.
So well said, Jill. Today this is restoring my spirit after a week of pain from my second Moderna shot, and an awful performance from my University Art 101 class last evening!
@@Zeppolino100 take care of yourself I’ve had long haul virus vid for 11 months now. It’s no picnic.
Probably the most mathematical composer since Bach.
Pour moi, l'interprétation la plus épurée ,la plus sensible et la plus puissante de ce grand pas de deux, sans tutu ni pointes, sans sourire figé sur le visage de la danseuse. Elle rejoint intimement la puissance de la musique de Tchaikovski . Une merveille qui prend au cœur.
Robbins is just so much more interesting than Glass.
La musique est sublime, les danseurs parfaits mais le decor est sinistre , on oublie que c est un ballet feerique.
!
Ascolta anche... Lectures 2020 :Tutti fratelli anche quelli di troppo di Andrea Monda
Looking at the violinist, I get the feeling that we are looking at the dialogue between the violinist and the violin. In the beginning, they greet each other and try to tell each other how much has happened since the last meeting, short phrases, even scraps of phrases. They have accumulated and they are in a hurry to share. Then the violinist says something big and complete, and the violin listens attentively, as if agreeing. Everything is calm and pleasant. Then something happens in the dialogue, and the violin starts complaining and blaming the violinist for something. They fall silent, the violinist tries to get through, but the violin is silent, she was offended, but gradually she nevertheless turns to him and continues her story, and then she just breaks down crying, because she can’t stand it, speaks out and becomes silent. The violinist tries to calm her down, chooses the words. And gradually the violin agrees with him, calms down, and there is a reconciliation of two old friends who may break loose, but find a solution and everything will return to normal. And then they understand that they have to say goodbye, and leave in different directions, so that they can meet again later.
This is amaaaazing. <3
You have a very active imagination 😄
Fascinant...
Je suis au collège de bor.... pour ce qui regardes la vidéo je suis Mathys
Quand on a une orthographe à ce point défectueuse, quand on n'a pas la moindre notion de ce que peut être la syntaxe, mieux vaut s'abstenir du moindre commentaire.
@@thierrycollier3342 Inutile de se montrer aussi condescendant envers des personnes dont le français n'est pas la langue maternelle.
@@jejedesalpes7886 Je voudrais faire observer un premier point: pour ma part, contrairement à la majorité des gens intervenant sur les réseaux sociaux, je ne me cache derrière aucun pseudonyme: je suis clairement identifié. J'en viens maintenant à ce qui vous a choqué dans mon intervention. Le 14 octobre 2020, WML Ryzen commentait finement: "très nul". J'ai répondu dans les termes suivants: "Avez-vous réalisé quoi que ce soit de notable jusqu'à présent dans votre limité parcours - vous vous dites collégien - pour décréter que cette musique est "nulle" ? VML Ryzen répond -pour autant qu'on puisse comprendre quoi que ce soit à son sabir: "Je suis au collège de bor.... pour ce qui regardes la vidéo je suis Mathys ". Comprenne qui pourra. Je n'ai aucun goût particulier pour la polémique, en particulier avec vous "jejedesalpes". Dans le principe, vous avez parfaitement raison: il serait lamentable de ma part de moquer un étranger qui essaierait de s'exprimer en Français. Si vous connaissez personnellement WML Ryzen et que vous me certifiez qu'il n'est pas Français, alors, je présente mes excuses si mon ton a paru condescendant pour un étranger. Cependant, je doute fort que WML Ryzen ne soit pas Français: ma conviction - je n'ai pas de" preuve" - est qu'il s'agit effectivement d'un jeune Français, incapable de rédiger une phrase acceptable et qui nous délivre des "jugements" aussi laconiques que péremptoires. Bien à vous, T. Collier
Très nul
Avez-vous réalisé quoi que ce soit de notable jusqu'à présent dans votre limité parcours - vous vous dites collégien - pour décréter que cette musique est "nulle" ?
4:13, 6:16 whaaaat?
Sah, magnifique
This is amazing
I have been a subscriber to the NYCB for 25 years, and of course have seen Glass Pieces many times. It remains one of my favorite ballets; I have yet to grow tired of it. I am happy that this performance has somehow managed to find its way onto KZread -- and with the Paris Opera Ballet, which I admire beyond any other! Sae Un Park is exquisite and breathtaking, and Mr. Magnenet is the essence of what is demanded of a partner in this ballet.
Brilliant comment.
Gorgeous! Wonderful interpretation; thanks for the upload. Thank you, Maestro Pärt, for all your music! Bravo everyone! 👏👏👏
Hauntingly beautiful!
A few of my favorite Glass pieces with ballet, absolutely lush!
I like the tone of your adulation but you can find a better word than lush ,can't you please ?
I'm Dutch and living in the UK, over here lush is a very positive comment. What does it mean according to you? 😂
Hi Habu, You are doing great with the English, my son uses "lush" too ! It is popular amongst the young but I take it to be a shortening of the word "luscious " which is usually applied to fruit or grasslands in my understanding and means succulent or juicy !!!! That's why I queried your choice of that word in your nice comment. Back to you and best wishes...it is just superb isn't it ?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Magnífico