The guys facial expression was kinda cheesy like he looked like if he was about to do something mischievous, just horrible facial expression from my point of view, but the dancing was magnificent
yea she's not really on her leg for her turns so she's tilting and barely hanging on to them. it's well done for but, the nycb one is much more refreshing.
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Как здорово ! Получила огромное удовольствие .
I can't wait to meet Remi for a masterclass
Wonderful, the most enchanting pivoting dance I ever seen. Great both of them!
So Diamonds represent the classic style, emeralds represent the romantic style, and rubies represent the contemporary style?
I remember hearing that rubies were inspired by America and diamonds were the more russian style. Idr what emeralds were.
@@kaitlinomalley5677 France I think
Stacey Vermilyea Rubies is american neoclassism
I think these two get the spirit of Balanchine better than some other companies I’ve seen. They just need to speed it up in places.
"Fonteyn" like presence!
Very nice made!
Show !!!!!!!!!
The guys facial expression was kinda cheesy like he looked like if he was about to do something mischievous, just horrible facial expression from my point of view, but the dancing was magnificent
Yeah.. That plastered smile. Just awkward!
I SO agree. Balanchine would never have countenanced that.
Shes striking but seems a little unable to control those gorgeous limbs somehow. I'm no expert but somethings off here.
yea she's not really on her leg for her turns so she's tilting and barely hanging on to them. it's well done for but, the nycb one is much more refreshing.
To much overextension
The coreo is exactly like this.
well that was disappointing
Love the dance. Dont like the music. Typical Stravinsky erratic piece.
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