BALLET MISTAKES pt. 1
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- Gathered from the ballet videos I have watched in which I spotted a mistake...
Find Part 2 here: • Ballet Mistakes pt. 2
Find Part 3 here: • BALLET MISTAKES Pt. 3
Find Part 4 here: • NEW!!! Ballet Mistakes...
Find Part 5 here: • AMAZING Ballet Recover...
Find Part 6 here: • How to Recover from a ...
Please understand I made this video not to make fun of these beautiful dancers. Rather, I hope this video emphasizes the side of being a performer than the audience rarely sees-the part that is about making a mistake, recovering, and carrying on as if nothing had happened.
I believe it takes skills to do 32 fouettes as it does falling and having the courage to get up and continue the routine. Thus, I have utmost respect for these dancers.
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It's always sad when they make a mistake on stage because you know that they've been training that step for months just for those few minutes on stage
Very true!
Yah
IKR!
Yeah so sad we train so hard but we only rehearse for like 2 minutes
the worst part is when you make a mistake on an EASY one or an EASY PART you had
I’m surprised no one is talking about the first one where she hit her head
I looped it now I can't stop laughing.
@@DENAANN1000 you are bad
I've done that DonQ sequence on stage. Its so fast!!
@@DENAANN1000I can't laugh at all when someone falls on his head
That's your problem 😂@@kdiesler
I gasped so loudly at the last one that I woke my parents😂😂
I love how he just kept holding her leg even after she was already and the ground lol
Would have been good to see more of that clip. Did the footman end up helping out ?
The last one! Poor girl!
Good thing Diana Vishneva's partner caught her :/ She recovered marvellously though!
I think those were young Diana Vishneva and Igor Kolb. Diana is a legend now anyway.
The last one could have ended badly.
I say, you're not a good dancer until you have at least one ballet mistake in your whole life
Preach🙌
And, you didn’t cry after it
Alyssa Upton Good point
I mean, I've had multiple mistakes when I was younger 😂
I’ve done lots like forgetting the dance in the middle of it😂🤦🏻♀️
My dance teacher says that I’m not a dancer if I haven’t tripped yet...
Very true, Bro, very true. 😉
I did in the dance class a very gracious fall! 😂 I saw it in the mirror.
Some recover so well that you either can’t tell or barely can.
With his back way too hollow and his shoulders way too far back he was bound to drop her. He had her full weight behind him instead of above.
Sarah mit H am Ende It’s not so obvious. I don’t have as much of an understanding of how ballet and dancing works in general so to people like me, explanation of these mistakes help us understand why/how they occur. It gives me a lot more sympathy and of course, a whole new league of appreciation for these dancers. From lifts to footwork, everything is meticulous, so it’s no wonder that sometimes things go wrong. However, it shows just how professional and talented they are at once; when they either nail it, or recover from a mistake and continue.
Me as a ballerina I remember the first time I stumbled and fall and recovering from that is so hard, you just start getting tears all over your eyes and not being able to cry just leaves you with a bitter feeling, it’s just amazing how these professionals don’t even think of breaking down for their audience... they are such an inspiration ❤️
These ballet dancers are so graceful and swift, I didn't notice most of the mistakes unless I looked really closely. But that last one was....I am so sorry that ever happened to those two dancers.
The one at 0:48... I notice she doesn't just jump right to her feet. That little evaluation moment: "Am I okay? I think I'm okay. In that case, keep going."
And she fell so softly too
The last one was really scary😨
Happened to me once (only in a class!) in the same bloody pas de deux! It's not scary until after, and you realize, holy crap, that just happened ....
I cringed at the first one. Falling like that is so unpleasant. It jolts your whole spine like in a car accident. I've had chronic back pain since 2008 after falling out of an ice skating spin in a similar manner.
Okay that last one actually made me gasp out loud
Poor Svetlana @ 0:48! You can actually hear the fall, so I’m sure it was probably painful. :(
Nobody is Perfekt! !
Last one could have ended bad! Thank God he managed to slow down her fall because she was definitely going down neck first
Most of these errors were caused by the slippery floor, because the point shoes slips very easily
I nearly died at the last one
I think my worst fear would be my pointe shoe ribbon unraveling on stage. That would be TERRIFYING.
Honestly its actually not that bad, there are elastics holding the shoe, as long as you're careful to not step on the ribbon you won't fall. It's probably the most forgivable mistake.
Ya, but there’s also the fear of stepping on the loose ribbon, which could potentially mess up your ankle really badly, because you would be partially taking the shoe downward, and also tripping at the same time
Death Drop ALDC stepping on a lose ribbon doesn’t mess up your ankle it just tears the ribbon out of your shoe. It’s not that hard to about the ribbons if you focus on keeping your feet apart
Ok, I’m just an overthinking, and these things scare me
HE DROPPED THE *SUGAR PLUM FAIRY* OMFG
The first one hit her head pretty bad she needs a little pause too comeback,ouch!
Beautiful dancing. They were so good at continuing on after the mistakes. I felt especially bad for the last one.
0:08 I didn't even see the mistake it looked completely fine.
I think it's that she didn't do one of the italian fouettes fully but she covered it up really well. Unless you know the choreo you really can't tell where she went wrong which all screams amazing to me.
0:03 When you're about to get your perfect score in bowling but end up getting a gutter instead.
I didn't even catch the mistake in Svetlana's Aurora until I watched it like 3 times.
Jason Gilliland and could you tell me ? Because I’ve watched it like five times and still can’t find it
@@anneramones2923 she slips off pointe right after 1:00
@@anneramones2923 It took me 6 times, but I finally got it.
It’s so amazing what they all can do, and mistakes are also with it! Sometimes it’s okay, maybe you think EVERYONE noticed and feel bad, but in fact no one cares, because they only think; wow, what she/he can do is amazing
Ballet is hard! ❤️
the second one i had to rewatch! so discrete
It’s so sad. A dancer is so totally exposed. There is nowhere to hide when all eyes are on you.
What is that musical piece @ 01:11
Mistake or not I think she's doing a fabulous job.
It's the White Swan variation from Act II of Swan Lake!
Poor Diana at the last one. I wonder how did the male felt. 😟
i feel like sometimes the stage can be to slippery and sometimes you can’t even turn
0:01 thats me when i try to do a ballet spin XD i havent know to do that for years all i can do is ballet not ballet spin
Girly that last one was a jump scare. I’m so glad she recovered and at least her partner saved her from seriously hurting herself
What was the mistake on 0:30 and 0:38? They look just find.
Honestly, I did not notice a lot - only when the very obvious mistakes/falls. Feel pity for the dancers when they fall, just think how hurt it could be.
1:28 hurts me from that fall due to personally doing ballet
That last one 😭😭
The first 😨 must have hurted so much!
And the last one, the poor ballerina must have been so scared 😱
But despite some mistakes, they're still beautiful, even when they fall ❤
The first one looked like it really hurt her
Where are these performances from? I want to watch the full performances :)
Perfection costs!
Hey who is the dancer that do the perfomance in 1:23 ?
1:11 Anyone knows what's the name of the music?
0:48 It would be ridiculous if the guy also fell there
Edit : Ok nvm he didn't
That must be so sad for them
What is the song of 0:48?
@0:46 that's Zakharova and Polunin.....poor Svet! But, the show must go on, and she does!!
The first and last one...
Oof
0.09 is that the dancer from the bolshoi?? I recognize her from a documentary I watched...
Clarissa Leung oh sorry I meant mariinsky, I wasn’t sure which company but yes that’s the person I was talking about
1:19 what ballet and which part is this?????
in a lot of these i can’t even tell that they messed up-
Lì finisce la magia
What is the last clip? (What company, what dancers?)
I believe the female dancer is Diana Vishneva and I'm not sure who the male dancer is. The company is the Mariinsky Ballet :)
Angela Chen Wow! Diana is world famous! As is the Mariinsky! Thanks!
What's the performance, or who are the dancers, in the last one (Nutcracker)? Looks like it might be Mariinsky Theatre? Maybe? (Seems the same choreography.)
Nutcracker grand pas performed by Diana Vishneva and Igor Kelb in the Mariinsky Theatre.
@@anastasialenkova-molchalin5874 Thank you!
@Bubble My pleasure
What’s the mistake at 1:00? And also which ballet is it and what’s the name of the song?
I don't know the name of the song, but she fell out of her second hop en pointe. If you watch the rest of her hops, she lands on top of her box, but during the second one she lands flat.
Hi Mikayla, Tereshkina is dancing in the second act of Giselle. I'm not exactly sure which piece it is but I know she's dancing one of Myrtha's parts!
thanks both of you!
どこがミスなのかわからないくらい上手くカバーしててプロってすごいなって思った
(最後はやばすぎだけど、、トラウマなりそう)
Been there. 😉
Ballet Fight Scene
Street Fighter 1994
0:58 what was the fail in this one?
She is supposed to hold her point...
Street Fighter 1994
What is the last one’s ballet/piece ?
The Grand Pas de Deux from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky :)
Angela Chen Thank you! 💕
This is oddly inspiring ngl
Does anyone know what the mistake was at 0:12
She doesn't get her supporting foot back up en pointe, and hops a little.
she was supposed to do another Italian fouette
She was supposed to complete a series of rises to full pointe on her standing leg all the way through to the end of the phrase but she dropped her preparation on the second to last one causing her to double hop on a flat foot instead. I thought this and most of the other examples in this video aren’t serious enough to warrant being shamed on the internet. It’s just nit-picky cruelty to compile a video of minor mishaps that are too subtle for the average viewer to notice.
Eric Harris it’s not shaming, it’s more so just to demonstrate that mistakes happen and to praise the dancer’s fast recovery (in most cases).
Lauren Is Gay So you’re saying the point of this video is to elevate mediocrity by showing how common mistakes are no big deal as long as you recover quickly? Nice try but... I don’t buy it.
Nobody is watching this video to see examples of common mishaps made right again. If the point of this video was to celebrate how quickly these dancers recovered from their mistakes, then why isn’t the video called “ballet recoveries”? The title tells you the point of the video “ballet mistakes”, it makes no mention of recovery and cuts away from each example to the next as soon as we see the mishap. There is no celebration of success under pressure here, it’s merely a catalogue of imperfections. Is that really worth celebrating?
To be honest...the most clearer mistake is only at the end video. But overall, I hardly seeing mistakes here.
Ballet Fight Scene
I know this video was uploaded long ago, but I would really appreciate if a ballet dancer could answer me, please:
Classic songs have specific dance movements, in case a ballerina commits a mistake in one of them, can she improvise to cover up the error, or not because it would be changing the steps, which are already stablished?
I sincerely apologize if I could not get myself to be understood.
Yes, they improvise all the time. It's how you cover up minor mistakes, and most of the audience probably won't notice a mistake was made. This channel has other videos in this series where dancers cover up mistakes with improvisation
Hoping she was ok at that last one.
No,muy fuerte eso.No deberian ponerlo.No lo pude terminar de ver.
Where the vid from the thumbnail
@@kyra.brianne thxs
Does anyone know who is dancing at 0.57?
What is the dance at 0:55? Thank you!
Giselle
1:23
0:12 What is the mistake in the 2nd one?
She almost lost her balance, but managed to hide it pretty well
I didn't even notice
I think she just stumbles off pointe for a second
I only saw it because I was watching for it. Don't think anyone in the audience would have noticed unless they were in the first few rows.
She should have done another fouetté, but lost her center during the attitude, so she couldn't get back to développé à la seconde to start another fouetté. Instead of the fouetté, she made a soutenu in fifth, in order to fill the time, and then went on with the regular steps.
最初と最後が圧倒的に痛そう…
Wait the 2nd one made a mistake?!
shit happens.
i can't even see what went wrong with the series of pirouettes in 1:18?
chilanya she just lost her balance a little bit it’s barely noticeable though 😊
JUST NEEDS KIDS
To be honest, most of these examples require a trained eye to even spot the “mistake”. With the exception of the last example, these kinds of things happen so frequently they are hardly worth including in a video dedicated to ballet bloopers. I’m frankly not interested in watching a catalogue of imperfections. If you’re going to compile a video of this type that is worth taking the time to watch, give us some examples of someone actually screwing up; like going the wrong way or forgetting an entrance or running off the edge of the stage. These little clips of unintended hops and slips off of pointe are petty nit-picky in my opinion.
This video is bullying.
You are just here complaining "bully" because Oksana Skorik is here. You don't see the real purpose of the video.
It’s just showing us that they are human. Ballet dancers have so much pressure on them to be perfect so seeing professionals make mistakes reminds us that it’s okay too
Hi Balletomane, I didn't see your comment until now. I would like to just say I use to have a 10 second intro explaining why I made this video but since TH-cam took out the comment box insert option out in 2017, my intro has been erased. In my intro, I explained I have so much respect for all dancers. Having previous done intermediate ballet and finding it difficult, I can't imagine how hard it is for them to do complete ballets-memorizing all the choreography, training to perfect their technique, and building up all that stamina to be able to dance a whole ballet.
The point is, the whole video is to show how gracefully they recovered even after making a mistake on stage. Their ability to recover absolutely wows me because of their professionalism. It takes a lot of courage and willpower to make a mistake on stage and continue on, ignoring the pain and the disappointment-I know this much having been a pianist (at least there was no physical pain from making me mistake on the piano thank god haha) and the stage fright I felt seizing me up when I made a mistake. I hope this explains why I decided to make the video.
Side note to the other comments, thank you for taking the words out of my mouth. I'm glad a majority of you understood my intention was not to shame these dancers, but to praise them for their ability to rise up!
Eye roll.
Every one makes mistakes, we're not robots. It's refreshing to see even the most elite performers have fumbles, as we look up to them so much in awe and amazement.
What dance is 1:12 ?
White Swan from Act ll of Swan Lake
Kat Izquierdo swan lake :)