Nutcracker: Spanish Dance (extract) | English National Ballet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2021
- Jung ah Choi, Daniel McCormick and Ivana Bueno are on fire in the Spanish Dance of Nutcracker.
English National Ballet's sparkling production returns to the Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, and the London Coliseum for a magical winter season in 2023-24.
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The magical Christmas tradition for all the family.
Over 100 dancers and musicians bring Nutcracker to life with exquisite dancing, beautiful sets and Tchaikovsky’s popular score played live.
On a sparkling Christmas Eve in a frost-dusted Edwardian London, Clara receives an enchanted Nutcracker as a present. Together, they discover a magical world where she battles with the Mouse King and meets a handsome stranger. As the air grows colder, Clara and her valiant Nutcracker take a hot air balloon ride across London to the glistening Land of Snow where a puppet theatre comes to life with dancers from around the world.
From the sound of the orchestra tuning up, to the final bows and cheers, a trip to English National Ballet’s Nutcracker is an unforgettable Christmas treat.
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Yes, I'm watching this hours after performing Spanish myself. Yes, I'm still very emotional about the last show.
Some very creative choreography with wonderful highlights technically and artisticallly.
Excellent! Great dancing, Love the costumes! Gorgeous.
Amazing dancers doing very complex choreography. Love it Bravo 👏
Wonderful! Great dancing. Gorgeous music n costumes. Bravo ENB!
That choreography! Wow
I love the partner work
Really great choreography and wonderful dancing!
My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...
✨✨✨¡¡¡WWWWOOOOOWWWWW!!!✨✨✨ Simply: Mesmerizing
Lovely!
Beautiful!! What more can you say about perfection? A thing of beauty is a joy for ever!!!
Yes and I do understand your emotions I think. Never give up, never give in.
never give up, never surrender
That suit looks so good on him.
I wish I could do that, lol.
I love this! It’s so creative and flowy and I wish more professional ballet was like this! (I have yet to find a version of the Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy that I truly like. All the ones I’ve seen have to much walking and not enough spinning or flowing)
Why does everything the Spanish do look like a version of the paso doble? 😂😂😂😍😍😍
Superlative dancing and utterly gorgeous costumes!
Looks lovely! If Covid allows, would love to see this.
Covid is here for keeps, like all viruses, so it's not covid-dependant, it's government tyranny-dependant ...
The tempo feels a little slow in this version, but the Choreography is some of the best and most "Spanish" I've seen.
Да англичанам не хватает темперамента, то ли дело наши. Но сделали красиво, молодцы
Not a fan of how this was filmed but love the dance
Gorgeous costumes and dancing!!! The trumpet player didn’t crack any of the notes, either!!! Our local ballet company uses a live pit orchestra and either the clarinet or the trumpet players crack notes!!!
У вас там все Волочковы?
A clear example of the "Españolada" which doesn't portray acurately Spanish Dancing as done in Spain. I wonder then why there is such a problem with pseudo Arabian and Chinese cliché in our day and age. Great dancing from the dancers.
If there is a problem, it’s because people are making it one. None of the “national dances”, as depicted in classical ballet, are true to form anyway, they are all clichés. The waltz, the czardas, polonaise, mazurka, etc. None of these appear in their proper forms when used theatrically. In classical ballet for example, a national dance like the mazurka or the polonaise might have one or two stylistic aspects which are loosely based on the original, but most of the steps would be pure choreographic invention. Circumstance has it that, unlike in the case of traditional Spanish dances, our best known examples of these dances other national forms are those which have been adapted for theatrical purposes, leaving people (especially trained dancers) under the impression that these are accurate representations, when in fact that are all mere clichés.
Потому что здесь представлены лишь элементы национального испанского танца, выраженные специфическими приемами классического балета.
I think because in the case of the espagnolades or the slavic character dances, race is not an issue. Anything that has to do with race representation nowadays is a delicate and sensitive matter. I totally agree with you. In music, fortunately this debate is essentially non-existent. Any performer regardless of nationalities can safely play Saint-Saëns Spanish character pieces, Ravel and Debussy jazzy works, Bloch's Jewish music or even Mozart "Turkish" march...
@@VetsrisAuguste the same can be said for the music. Carmen and Swan Lakes Spanish dance sound particularly not Spanish but give the impression of what people think Spain is, fast, passionate, and lively.
El compositor y el coreógrafo tiene una idea del mundo" español" romántica. No tiene que ser exacta .
Pero los grandes músicos suelen tener ideas románticas sobre España y las costumbres españolas.
Y es de agradecer.
Las obras más representadas en el mundo de la ópera y el Ballet suelen tener un trasfondo español .
Aunque tú lo llames Españoladas......como Carmen?....
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Music was super slow… not fan
Espanol
Muy lenta casi se deforma la melodía y pierde su brillo a mi criterio
Beautiful gestures and postures feel more Spanish than other productions... but the music is absurdly slow.
Жаль, техника не совсем отточена...
Девушки хорошенькие, но сразу видно, что это не уровень русского балета.
My goodness! Can’t these two dancers where shoes that are performance ready?
omg the mariinsky spoiled me. it's now the standard to which i compare all nutrcrackers
I feel sorry for the costumer. Such exquisite work wasted on flashy, trashy choreography.
haha
Какая ужасная хореография! Это что?! Музыка отдельно и набор каких то непонятных нелогичных пустых движений. Ужас.
вообще не похож на испанский танец; ничего общего