Crystal Pite rehearses her new piece with The Royal Ballet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Acclaimed Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite creates her first work for The Royal Ballet. Find out more at www.roh.org.uk/...
Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite has been acclaimed as ‘one of the most talented and intriguing choreographers working today’ (New York Times). She danced with Ballet British Columbia and then with William Forsythe’s Ballett Frankfurt, before founding her own company Kidd Pivot in 2002. Pite’s work shows the influence of Forsythe’s groundbreaking style but heightened with a new lyricism and a recurrent interest in the role of narrative in dance. ‘Ultimately my interest in story has to do with connecting to people’, she told The Telegraph in 2014. ‘Everybody is looking for a story.’
Pite is perhaps best known in the UK for her work as an associate artist with Sadler’s Wells, which includes the multi-award-winning Polaris - a breathtakingly ambitious work for 64 dancers to music by Thomas Adès. In this new work for The Royal Ballet she creates a further large-scale ensemble work, to music from Górecki’s powerful ‘Symphony of Sorrowful Songs’.
Pite says she's not comfortable verbally; not so - she explains the creative process a choreographer goes through extremely well, giving us a deeper understanding
Crystal Pite is pure dance genius. She sees layers of complexity and
meaning within human movement and deftly teases out these rich stories -
both lovely and tragic - from the dance artists she works with. How
much would I love to see this production!!!
I appreciate Crystal´s phrase: "Dance is my first language". Thank you.
She is a genius
Love her work.
This is how a choreographer finds deeper meaning in movement, could be a lesson in choreography!
I love how specific and detailed her choreography is. Must be so hard learn and remember.
It amazes me how they take directions each time I watch a rehearsal. To me the coreographer is almost speaking in a different language but they get it instantly.
One of the most satisfying interviews and discussions with a choreographer I’ve ever heard. Hats off to both interviewer and subject for an amazing conversation. I will be thinking about these observations about art and political subjects for a while to come. Thanks.
i really love that the pianist is watching the dancers when they're rehearsing without music.
She is an amazing choreographer with such detail of each body parts of articulation
Very nice! I really like her approach to her work and her use of clarity in directing the dancers and solving challenges in connecting the movement.
Cool!
Where the heck have I been? And why am I only now seeing this?
it's similar to composing only instead of notes you get people ...here mostly in unison
This is marvelous. Really marvelous.
How lovely to hear her articulate exactly what I have felt about the dinner of six. Wonderful choreographer!
This is amazing Crystal.... awesome to see the art of dancing travel through layers of complexity as the choreographed moves take deep meaning larger then words , merci , thank you.
Interesting work. how exciting!
35:43 Sissens's FEET!!
Que no halla subtítulos disponibles de parte de un canal que pertenece a una compañía como esta es realmente triste y mediocre Atención a los detalles por favor
Simply amazing woman...love her brain
what Sound is it at 5.46??
Is it just me or is the audio completely off?
crystal pite and wayne mcgregor have the same energy
Well done Crystal! You are awesome. I found this completely by chance (?) while living in Prince Rupert. Took me right back to Harbour Dance maybe 15 years ago. Travels in time and space. Górecki too. Delicious.
Excelentes is the result of a team joining efforts and professional axperience
Just great
starts @ 9:20
Emily Wong joffrey ballet angels
beautiful
I missed it.Is there any way we can see it?