I speak English n Spanish fluently n I speak n understand a very small amount of Italian. The announcer speaking 3 languages fluently at once w\ease is pretty impressive!
맥밀란의 안무가 더 많이 공연되고 있긴 하지만, 나에게는 그리고로비치의 안무가 더 매력있게 보임. 그런데 그리고로비치께서 많이 수정하신 것 같네요. 예전보다 무대장치가 많아지고 삭제된 춤도 있고. 암튼 예전에 한국에서 나데즈다 그라초바(줄리엣),유리 바슈쳰코 (로미오), 마크 페레토킨 (티볼트) ,세르게이 필린 (패리스)로 공연하셨을때 너무 감동적이었어서 잊지 못합니다. ㅠ
Devo dire, nella mia assoluta ignoranza, che preferisco la versione del teatro Marinskij. I must say, in my absolute ignorance, that I prefer the Marinsky Theater version.
Why did they cut out the most beautiful part of music at the end? They did the same thing with their Swan lake production around the same time. So disappointing.
I wonder what this instrumental at 9:23 is. I understand it continues from No. 24 (Dance of the Five Couples), but what exact segment is it? Is it part of the ballet score or the suites, or is it something original that Grigorovich did?
@@gabrielyudenichcollection Nope, I didn't yet; it must be another piece. I know the first staging Grigorovich did of the ballet staging had more pieces from R&J that were cut from this newer staging for whatever reason. Also Act II was a little different in the old staging, there was a scene between Juliet and her Nurse with some music I don't recognize. When the Nurse gives Juliet's letter to Romeo (the scene of which isn't seen in this staging, oddly) and he goes off-stage, Romeo's friends tease the Nurse, with a modified version of Mercutio's variation, which is interesting.
@@rayboucher3690 I suggest you listen to the full three acts on Prokofiev, London Symphony Orchestra, with Andre Previn. I will also ask my friend who was a Prima with American Ballet Theater (ABT) here in NYC to see if she can recognize it. It was part of her rep for many years.
@@AriannaAyers I have indeed listened to the full three acts from Prokofiev's score via Andre Previn's recording, and I couldn't find the instrumental at 9:23 anywhere in the score. I checked a few other recordings (Dmitri Kitajenko, Marin Alsop, Valery Gergiev) and the unique instrumental sections I mentioned weren't there either. That's why I kind of think those cues were perhaps added to this version by Grigorovich. Part of the dilemma is that Grigorovich cut some music from this staging and reshuffled other tracks as well (e.g. 15:50-19:37 is a mix of the "Folk Dance", a portion of "Dance of the Five Couples" {which was earlier replaced by the portion at 9:23}, and "The People Continue to Make Merry"). If you manage to find something, please let me know. Thank you.
@@rayboucher3690 I listened to it as well, and couldn’t find it either on the LSO album. Have you tried to Shazam it? I haven’t had luck with Shazam and most classical pieces, but it’s worth a try. Google Assistant - “Hey Google what’s the name of this song?” The detective work continues, and when I have access to more than 1 device, I’ll try both ideas myself. PS: Here’s another Romeo and Juliet from Bolshoi. Much richer staging. I haven’t watched it, in its entirety: th-cam.com/video/da8GvPijJIo/w-d-xo.html
このロミオとジュリエットの振り付けが、一番好き。観れてよかった。
The music was just magnificient
Extraordinary- Ita was great. Thanks thanks very mucah
Mercutio - pure joie de vivre, Tybald - pure rage, all so so good, powerful and passionate. Excellent performance by all. Many thanks.
The presenter speaks excellent French, English and Russian. I think that is wonderful.
I speak English n Spanish fluently n I speak n understand a very small amount of Italian. The announcer speaking 3 languages fluently at once w\ease is pretty impressive!
Magnífica representación, equivalente a la ópera de A Netrebco
맥밀란의 안무가 더 많이 공연되고 있긴 하지만, 나에게는 그리고로비치의 안무가 더 매력있게 보임. 그런데 그리고로비치께서 많이 수정하신 것 같네요. 예전보다 무대장치가 많아지고 삭제된 춤도 있고. 암튼 예전에 한국에서 나데즈다 그라초바(줄리엣),유리 바슈쳰코 (로미오), 마크 페레토킨 (티볼트) ,세르게이 필린 (패리스)로 공연하셨을때 너무 감동적이었어서 잊지 못합니다. ㅠ
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Devo dire, nella mia assoluta ignoranza, che preferisco la versione del teatro Marinskij.
I must say, in my absolute ignorance, that I prefer the Marinsky Theater version.
Why did they cut out the most beautiful part of music at the end? They did the same thing with their Swan lake production around the same time. So disappointing.
I wonder what this instrumental at 9:23 is. I understand it continues from No. 24 (Dance of the Five Couples), but what exact segment is it? Is it part of the ballet score or the suites, or is it something original that Grigorovich did?
It have a lot of cuts, but i think its another piece maybe. Did you figure it out?
@@gabrielyudenichcollection Nope, I didn't yet; it must be another piece. I know the first staging Grigorovich did of the ballet staging had more pieces from R&J that were cut from this newer staging for whatever reason. Also Act II was a little different in the old staging, there was a scene between Juliet and her Nurse with some music I don't recognize. When the Nurse gives Juliet's letter to Romeo (the scene of which isn't seen in this staging, oddly) and he goes off-stage, Romeo's friends tease the Nurse, with a modified version of Mercutio's variation, which is interesting.
@@rayboucher3690 I suggest you listen to the full three acts on Prokofiev, London Symphony Orchestra, with Andre Previn. I will also ask my friend who was a Prima with American Ballet Theater (ABT) here in NYC to see if she can recognize it. It was part of her rep for many years.
@@AriannaAyers I have indeed listened to the full three acts from Prokofiev's score via Andre Previn's recording, and I couldn't find the instrumental at 9:23 anywhere in the score. I checked a few other recordings (Dmitri Kitajenko, Marin Alsop, Valery Gergiev) and the unique instrumental sections I mentioned weren't there either. That's why I kind of think those cues were perhaps added to this version by Grigorovich. Part of the dilemma is that Grigorovich cut some music from this staging and reshuffled other tracks as well (e.g. 15:50-19:37 is a mix of the "Folk Dance", a portion of "Dance of the Five Couples" {which was earlier replaced by the portion at 9:23}, and "The People Continue to Make Merry").
If you manage to find something, please let me know. Thank you.
@@rayboucher3690 I listened to it as well, and couldn’t find it either on the LSO album. Have you tried to Shazam it? I haven’t had luck with Shazam and most classical pieces, but it’s worth a try. Google Assistant - “Hey Google what’s the name of this song?” The detective work continues, and when I have access to more than 1 device, I’ll try both ideas myself.
PS: Here’s another Romeo and Juliet from Bolshoi. Much richer staging. I haven’t watched it, in its entirety: th-cam.com/video/da8GvPijJIo/w-d-xo.html
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Why they do real kiss?! no way!!! it is not a movie or play
How old are you? I think you are too small to watch such performances. You better watch Little Ponies.
passion.
I mean, why wouldn’t they?
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