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She keeps trying to fly away, but she can't. The viewer can feel the swan's pain and weakness as her form gives out. Raw, beautiful, PHENOMENAL performance.
@@tamei7006 fr and to me it looked like the swan just wanted to fly again with everyone but never got the chance and started accepting death a bit and in the end it finally dies
Samedt. Crying over this on youtube. I wonder if I can see this performed for reals - I think I’ll be sobbing then, with snot coming out of my nose kind of ugly crying T_T
@@aradhanayadav2927 Because we see don't see a ballerina interpreting a swan's movements; we see a swan. One who is desperately trying to fly but later realises that she is dying. It's quite an emotional performance. I watched Svetlana Zakharova's performance as well where she interprets the swan as trying to fly but soon resigns herself in the knowledge that she is dying. Two different interpretations, but both exquisite and emotional performances.
My 17 year old cat (who I had since I was 5) became very sick and deteriorated rapidly. I watched her fight so hard to stay alive. This performance broke my heart as it was so accurate to the way animals fight so hard and seem so confused when they are dying and how they just fight and fight. She made it beautiful yet still haunting. It was my 5 year old dream to be a ballerina, and Cuddles would watch me and let me put ballerina tiaras on her head. I never took classes but I am starting to do Lessons on TH-cam. It’s a way for me to honour her. I feel like she is still watching me from heaven.
I cried reading your comment. Cuddles is definitely watching you from heaven so good luck with your ballet lessons on TH-cam! Dance is such a beautiful art form to transmute sadness into hope.
Oh this has made my tears fall. I also do ballet at home, so like you. Mine is because I am recovering from breast cancer. I had a lump and lymph nodes removed and my arm has suffered. I got the strength back in it from doing ballet moves and it's worked! To top off my joy, I am seeing Natalia dance Odette at the Royal Opera House next week (March 14th 2022) and will say a little prayer for your beloved cat because I will be thinking of you. I'm going to be very emotional that night. God bless ❤️
The agony that she expresses in her movements, the shake of her muscles, the pained look on her face, the tremble of her dress, up to the movement of her fingers... This is a dying swan. Gracefully painful
Natalia Osipova grows more and more as an actress! Its outstanding how she felt the "character" of a dying swan and used the ballet to transmit it. Usually I don't like the Royal Ballet and prefer the Russian Ballet, but it could be that as an actress she got currently more benefits from the British influence.
Agreed. I really love russian ballet but a lot of times it seems that the dancers are disconnected from their character or too cold as a result of focusing, maybe too much, on technique
@@hejhej4441 Yes, I have often the same feelings, but I don't think that this is because they are too much focused on the technique, I think that to live the character intensively, and not just to play it, is more of a western culture.
@@istvantoth5466 what’s the point of using this art form if not to embrace and embody the art itself... the issues with a lot of the Russian ballet practices has more to do with their cold unrelenting training methods in my opinion, rather than it being “more of a western thing” there are plenty of countries that display breathtaking art with beautiful techniques that aren’t western. We can agree that most of the Russian ballet can be “known” for the almost flawless technique though. The cold stance/expression is constantly noticed and criticized but it’s seemingly part of THEIR culture. Using art to display perfection rather than expression. To each their own though. Tons of good qualities all around the globe, it’s ok to recognize downfalls especially when they have such strong execution of these works in general! Definitely part of why they seem to flow better individually instead of as a group I think. It’s like watching and hearing a pianist play a perfect piece vs some other pianist that plays that same piece with additional flourish instinctively blending the two without missing a beat. Just a different style. Both beautiful and interesting to experience.
@@scorpionattitude Congratulation for the name you choose, indeed all the scorpion girls I met in my life had a unique attitude which always intrigued me, but made me also suffer a lot:) To your point, maybe I was too short in my words and the word "western" mislead. I think that the high performance increase in analyzing the characters came because of the cinema culture, which even if invented mostly by , had later the highest level of studies and development in western Europe and in the USA. With this I don't think that Russian culture is cold, actually it is very emotional indeed. When you look to a class of Vaganova dancers, then they don't smile not because they are cold, they just didn't learn how to express their emotions and hide them by choice.
It is lovely how the audience's gaze is focused directly on the performer, without the distraction of elaborate costumes, elaborate stage design or any other such plot device.
It is a truly theatrical version of Dying Swan. You see not only fragile swan with elegant, weightless movements, you see a real dying living creature, fighting for life till last breath. That's Natalia Osipova is all about! I am so impressed how she told us the story with incredible organic unison of all accents in music and exact movements or its traces.
@@soniabuxaderassans9671 the dying swan is not supposed to be beautiful, but ugly. the swan is graceful and elegant but death is tragic and sad - it keeps trying to take flight but is slowly dying. Osipova captured this perfectly, this act is truly astonishing/heartbreaking
Watching till the end as soon as she did that tears just burst from my eyes. It was an amazing way to end the dance that truly captured the struggle and final gasp for life
I love how she puts more backbends (or spinal extension) in this... she is the only one i see dropping her head back (cambre) while in bourrees. she’s AMAZING!
she delivers the emotions so well , like the swan is really struggling to hold on to life and keep flying but at the end had to face it’s fate, this is so sad and heart touching😭
An extraordinary performance. Will go into the historical records of this beautiful ballet. This is what I imagine a swan feels when she knows that tomorrow will not be hers. XXV
Am I the only one who teared up when I watched this? ;-; Her dancing was on point and her expression was truly beautiful. She really makes it look so effortless while still conveying the pain and emotion. Natalia is truly a beautiful and graceful dancer.
I loved the part when Natalia put her hands on her. It seems like she was hugging herself. It’s a very beautiful choreography. I really love it! ❤️She’s the greatest ballet dancer in the world.
Интересная интерпретация. Осипова поражает всегда, у неё большой лирико - драматический талант, казалось бы Жизель, Лебедь ,не её амплуа, но она и в этих партиях превосходна. Да, невероятная балерина, в каждой роли выкладывается по максимуму и как танцовщица, и как актриса.
I can’t think of something more beautiful than a ballerina. To me it’s the ultimate stage of grace and beauty a human soul can achieve. Natalia Osipova is gorgeous.
Every time I watch this masterpiece, I remember a poor pigeon I saw dying on our balcony. A few times she landed on our balcony and my mother fed her. One morning she came again and she died suddenly. The flapping of her wings and sudden exhalation were just like that when she died :'
Cudowny występ... Ciężkie lata ćwiczeń, bólu, załamań, wyrzeczeń... Po to, by zachwycić, wzruszyć, wywołać westchnienie podziwu, niedowierzania... i uśmiech. Dziękujmy wszyscy za tę ciężką pracę tancerzom baletu. To są prawdziwi artyści!
Почти,как Анна Павлова! Также проникновенно и чувственно! Для меня Анна Павлова кумир в данной версии.Она танцевала каждой клеточкой,настолько чувственной была композиция.Никто не мог её повторить. Наталье удалось приблизиться к моему эталону😊.Конечно,не совсем стопроцентно,но также одухотворённо,артистично.Молодец,Наталья,что кроме техники не забывает и об образе! Приятно видеть танец,а не набор технически сложных движений.
Natalia is my favorite ballerina at the moment. Not necessarily because of her amazing technique, which many other dancers have, but because of her passion and presence onstage and the way she uses her emotions to tell a story. I aspire to dance like her when I am older:)
Natalia continues to dance the Swan with such gorgeous intimacy like she does to so many other roles in dance. Thank you for giving us a chance to experience such beauty!
Wow. I have just watched this after Svetlana Zakharova's Dying Swan. Both completely different but equally stunning. Osipova nails technically nerve racking things in this - the port de bras backwards whilst keeping a tight fifth en pointe. Zakharova's arms and bourees are impossibly beautiful. Osipova fights her death, Zakharova is fatalistic. I feel privileged to see such dancers.
I haven’t seen many renditions of this, but the ones I have feel so unbelievably wooden. She does a gorgeous job of keeping the dance intact while also drawing attention to the tone of the piece. Natalia is quickly becoming one of my favorite ballerinas.
I would have never of imagined that arm movements would make me feel any emotion let alone the one I’m feeling now.. and that’s just the arm flutters... that with the way she moves as a whole absolutely moved me.
Потрясающе! She has a big soul and a big heart, that's why such a deep and soulful performance of "Swan". Brilliant performance! Natalya Osipova is a true follower of all her great Russian predecessors who performed "Swan": Pavlova, Plissetskaya...
1:48 - 2:12 Just gave me some the most insane chills I have ever felt in my life. That made me feel like someone literally poured a cup of ice water down my back... I have never been a fan of ballet, but decided to give it another chance and check some of it out again, and I'm glad I did, because that was the most hauntingly beautiful dance I've ever seen in my life. The combination of this piece of music and the performers dance is one of the few things in my life that I'd be willing to truly call magical. Sort of ironic that the first dance performance I've seen that has made me legitimately tear up also happened to be the same style of dance that I wouldn't have even given the time of day 5 years ago. Feeling like an utter moron right here for ignoring ballet at all costs over the past decade or so of my life
Don't be hard on yourself! Ballet doesn't get the credit it deserves. Keep watching as much ballet as you can! Many of the ballets will move you to tears. It's pure art.
I saw Swan Lake in college. I've never forgetten this scene. I sobbed back then... I had never seen such crushing beauty. This performance was truly outstanding. You can vicerally feel the pain of the sweet swan. I'm crying as I write this. Just heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
This piece touches deep inside my heart and almost makes me cry. The Ballerina is FABULOUS and watching her I can sense, feel, the poor swan dying. So very very beautiful. Bravo Camille...bravo Natalia !
Além de ser uma bailarina dotada de uma técnica soberba, Natalia possui também uma grande sensibilidade artística. Suas performances como Odete/Odile, Giselle, Nikiya e Kitri são exemplos desse talento. Nesta interpretação de "The Dying Swan", Natalia deposita toda sua bagagem dramática, fazendo uma leitura muito pessoal da coreografia. O resultado é fantástico! BRAVO !!!
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i rlly hope this is what my ballet teacher meant when she said i looked like a dying swan
LMFAO
SORRY FOR LAUGHING
Lmfao.....you are really funny
🤣🤣🤣
HAHAHAHA
She keeps trying to fly away, but she can't. The viewer can feel the swan's pain and weakness as her form gives out. Raw, beautiful, PHENOMENAL performance.
ano nádherně vyjádřené.. Vaše vnímavost a křehkost je jak laskavost ticha pro krásu listu padajícího ze stromu do dlaně krásy země...
Yes, you are right 💜
God bless you
@@user-oh6xq8lx3z God bless you, too!
She went on for 8 minutes, she had the strength to fly, just chose to flap around for drama. 😂
She is not only an incredible ballerina... she is an artist.. her interpretation in this is more important than her technique.. ❣
Yes so true! She could easily do the usual beautiful version, but makes an artistic choice to make it „ugly“. Kudos to Natalia! ❤️
Well of course, ballet is an art. ♥️
@@tamei7006 fr and to me it looked like the swan just wanted to fly again with everyone but never got the chance and started accepting death a bit and in the end it finally dies
why did i think of 'he's not just an athlete, he's an artist!'
absolutely agree. I watched this speechless. She is breathtaking.
My knowledge about ballet is close to zero, but this sure was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in my whole life!
Same here.. I am crying and I don't know why...
All you need to know is that it is hard
Samedt. Crying over this on youtube. I wonder if I can see this performed for reals - I think I’ll be sobbing then, with snot coming out of my nose kind of ugly crying T_T
@@maggiepie765 😂😂😂
@@aradhanayadav2927 Because we see don't see a ballerina interpreting a swan's movements; we see a swan. One who is desperately trying to fly but later realises that she is dying.
It's quite an emotional performance. I watched Svetlana Zakharova's performance as well where she interprets the swan as trying to fly but soon resigns herself in the knowledge that she is dying. Two different interpretations, but both exquisite and emotional performances.
My 17 year old cat (who I had since I was 5) became very sick and deteriorated rapidly. I watched her fight so hard to stay alive. This performance broke my heart as it was so accurate to the way animals fight so hard and seem so confused when they are dying and how they just fight and fight. She made it beautiful yet still haunting.
It was my 5 year old dream to be a ballerina, and Cuddles would watch me and let me put ballerina tiaras on her head. I never took classes but I am starting to do Lessons on TH-cam. It’s a way for me to honour her. I feel like she is still watching me from heaven.
I cried reading your comment. Cuddles is definitely watching you from heaven so good luck with your ballet lessons on TH-cam! Dance is such a beautiful art form to transmute sadness into hope.
@@ishikawayayoiI'm crying about the comment too 😢❤️
Oh this has made my tears fall. I also do ballet at home, so like you. Mine is because I am recovering from breast cancer. I had a lump and lymph nodes removed and my arm has suffered. I got the strength back in it from doing ballet moves and it's worked! To top off my joy, I am seeing Natalia dance Odette at the Royal Opera House next week (March 14th 2022) and will say a little prayer for your beloved cat because I will be thinking of you. I'm going to be very emotional that night. God bless ❤️
láska se neztratí, i když
naše blízké bytosti převedou svou duši do laskavosti věčnosti....
cuddles would be proud of you
I have no words to express just how truly beautiful, graceful and moving this was! Brava!
Thank you for expressing how I felt about it in such perfect words!
@@ramandeepnijjar8281 they literally said they had no words to express it lmao
Sublime. This performance touches your soul.
Yes, to speak about îs a sinn. It deserves a profund mute admiration!
bruh i have never teared up at at someone's dance 'till now
The agony that she expresses in her movements, the shake of her muscles, the pained look on her face, the tremble of her dress, up to the movement of her fingers...
This is a dying swan. Gracefully painful
Ok
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Yeah ummmm yea it’s good I think that’s what u meant
myslím, že to je nejvýstižnější vyjádření.. zasahuje to nejkřehčí, co člověk v duši má...
snoubení bolesti a krásy.... jako život sám....
Natalia Osipova grows more and more as an actress! Its outstanding how she felt the "character" of a dying swan and used the ballet to transmit it. Usually I don't like the Royal Ballet and prefer the Russian Ballet, but it could be that as an actress she got currently more benefits from the British influence.
Agreed. I really love russian ballet but a lot of times it seems that the dancers are disconnected from their character or too cold as a result of focusing, maybe too much, on technique
@@hejhej4441 Yes, I have often the same feelings, but I don't think that this is because they are too much focused on the technique, I think that to live the character intensively, and not just to play it, is more of a western culture.
@@istvantoth5466 what’s the point of using this art form if not to embrace and embody the art itself... the issues with a lot of the Russian ballet practices has more to do with their cold unrelenting training methods in my opinion, rather than it being “more of a western thing” there are plenty of countries that display breathtaking art with beautiful techniques that aren’t western. We can agree that most of the Russian ballet can be “known” for the almost flawless technique though. The cold stance/expression is constantly noticed and criticized but it’s seemingly part of THEIR culture. Using art to display perfection rather than expression. To each their own though. Tons of good qualities all around the globe, it’s ok to recognize downfalls especially when they have such strong execution of these works in general! Definitely part of why they seem to flow better individually instead of as a group I think. It’s like watching and hearing a pianist play a perfect piece vs some other pianist that plays that same piece with additional flourish instinctively blending the two without missing a beat. Just a different style. Both beautiful and interesting to experience.
@@scorpionattitude Congratulation for the name you choose, indeed all the scorpion girls I met in my life had a unique attitude which always intrigued me, but made me also suffer a lot:) To your point, maybe I was too short in my words and the word "western" mislead. I think that the high performance increase in analyzing the characters came because of the cinema culture, which even if invented mostly by , had later the highest level of studies and development in western Europe and in the USA. With this I don't think that Russian culture is cold, actually it is very emotional indeed. When you look to a class of Vaganova dancers, then they don't smile not because they are cold, they just didn't learn how to express their emotions and hide them by choice.
Osipova became a prima ballerina at the Bolshoi! She has a big soul and a big heart, that's why such a deep and soulful performance of "Swan".
I feel tearful watching this. Natalia is pure emotion
I am crying.....😢
It is lovely how the audience's gaze is focused directly on the performer, without the distraction of elaborate costumes, elaborate stage design or any other such plot device.
It is a truly theatrical version of Dying Swan. You see not only fragile swan with elegant, weightless movements, you see a real dying living creature, fighting for life till last breath. That's Natalia Osipova is all about! I am so impressed how she told us the story with incredible organic unison of all accents in music and exact movements or its traces.
The expression in her face is just WOW! I don't have words to describe how amazing she is
Oh! That goes to the heart. It is said that swans sing only once, just before they die. She sings in heart-rending dance.
This made me cry . The most beautiful interpretation of the Dying Swan I’ve ever seen . Thank you Osipova please do not stop !
Probably never saw Plisetskaya i see
@@soniabuxaderassans9671 the dying swan is not supposed to be beautiful, but ugly. the swan is graceful and elegant but death is tragic and sad - it keeps trying to take flight but is slowly dying. Osipova captured this perfectly, this act is truly astonishing/heartbreaking
And also Maya can express that. Both are probably the best at this piece
The quaking at the end with the final flourish... This swan raged at the dying of the light. Heart-breaking performance.
Watching till the end as soon as she did that tears just burst from my eyes. It was an amazing way to end the dance that truly captured the struggle and final gasp for life
She’s insane those arm movements in the beginning like wings...this is crazy
WOW!! I love what she does with her hands and fingers, that trembling is just genius. And her arms in certain moments, thhe way they bend!
it makes me tearing up in an instant moment. love the expression
Необичайна версия, браво Наталия! Великолепна!!!
I love how she puts more backbends (or spinal extension) in this... she is the only one i see dropping her head back (cambre) while in bourrees. she’s AMAZING!
Yes
she delivers the emotions so well , like the swan is really struggling to hold on to life and keep flying but at the end had to face it’s fate, this is so sad and heart touching😭
Tears. She’s not just a dancer. She’s an artist. I don’t know what else to say. This took my breath away. Wow.
An extraordinary performance. Will go into the historical records of this beautiful ballet. This is what I imagine a swan feels when she knows that tomorrow will not be hers. XXV
at the very end of the video you can hear her last breath. Outstanding!
Am I the only one who teared up when I watched this? ;-;
Her dancing was on point and her expression was truly beautiful. She really makes it look so effortless while still conveying the pain and emotion. Natalia is truly a beautiful and graceful dancer.
No you're not the only one. As evident from this entire comment section.
I teared up too
Probably, i know someone passed onions right close to my eyes.
I cry every time I watch this. :(
imagine watching this live, I would sob uncontrollably
Never in a million years would I have thought that a speechless performance can being tears to my eyes 😢😢😢😢
words cannot describe how beautiful this is
The swan faces death,, yet it is so graceful
tears are falling down my face.... the emotions that are being portrayed, can only be shown by a true artist.
Браво Наталья вы исполнили нежного чувственного лебедя своего не похожего на других ,очень рада за Вас хочется видеть вас ещё
I'm so glad to see the original choreography! Gorgeous!
Heart is breaking every time I saw her swan. That's it, that's art
I'm literally hurt in my soul, she is nothing but an absolutely amazing artist, cant explain what her execution made me feel.
I loved the part when Natalia put her hands on her. It seems like she was hugging herself. It’s a very beautiful choreography. I really love it! ❤️She’s the greatest ballet dancer in the world.
Интересная интерпретация. Осипова поражает всегда, у неё большой лирико - драматический талант, казалось бы Жизель, Лебедь ,не её амплуа, но она и в этих партиях превосходна. Да, невероятная балерина, в каждой роли выкладывается по максимуму и как танцовщица, и как актриса.
the complete control she had in her arms was just amazing
I can’t think of something more beautiful than a ballerina. To me it’s the ultimate stage of grace and beauty a human soul can achieve. Natalia Osipova is gorgeous.
what an incredible dancer natalia osipova is
Every time I watch this masterpiece, I remember a poor pigeon I saw dying on our balcony. A few times she landed on our balcony and my mother fed her. One morning she came again and she died suddenly. The flapping of her wings and sudden exhalation were just like that when she died :'
Cudowny występ... Ciężkie lata ćwiczeń, bólu, załamań, wyrzeczeń... Po to, by zachwycić, wzruszyć, wywołać westchnienie podziwu, niedowierzania... i uśmiech. Dziękujmy wszyscy za tę ciężką pracę tancerzom baletu. To są prawdziwi artyści!
I feel like crying whenever I watch this😭 One of the best🤩
Почти,как Анна Павлова! Также проникновенно и чувственно!
Для меня Анна Павлова кумир в данной версии.Она танцевала каждой клеточкой,настолько чувственной была композиция.Никто не мог её повторить.
Наталье удалось приблизиться к моему эталону😊.Конечно,не совсем стопроцентно,но также одухотворённо,артистично.Молодец,Наталья,что кроме техники не забывает и об образе! Приятно видеть танец,а не набор технически сложных движений.
Богиня русского балета. .💥🌼💥🌸🌼💐🌼🌸💥🌸🌼💐💐🌼🌸💥💥🌸🌸🌼💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
This is ballet at its finest, dancing from her soul, beautiful.
Her expressions are on an another level
Natalia is my favorite ballerina at the moment. Not necessarily because of her amazing technique, which many other dancers have, but because of her passion and presence onstage and the way she uses her emotions to tell a story. I aspire to dance like her when I am older:)
ВЕЛИКАЯ И НЕСРАВНЕННАЯ НАТАЛЬЯ ОСИПОВА....БОГИНЯ РУССКОГО БАЛЕТА..🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤
Natalia continues to dance the Swan with such gorgeous intimacy like she does to so many other roles in dance. Thank you for giving us a chance to experience such beauty!
Her movements are so fluid and dreamy! I'm crying... she's so perfect. Bravo.🌹🩰🦢
Her arms were mesmerisingly beautifully fluid and graceful. I was transfixed. In my eyes, perfect.
A flawlessly executed visual interpretation of a woman’s heart trying to survive a heartbreak.. just beautiful.
Wow. I have just watched this after Svetlana Zakharova's Dying Swan. Both completely different but equally stunning. Osipova nails technically nerve racking things in this - the port de bras backwards whilst keeping a tight fifth en pointe. Zakharova's arms and bourees are impossibly beautiful. Osipova fights her death, Zakharova is fatalistic. I feel privileged to see such dancers.
Is it even humanly possible to dance like this ❤
this made me cry, she's so into her own emotions besides the dancing, so into it that you can truly see it
The sheer pain and emotion she portrays here brings me to tears ...just amazing to watch as a Ballerina myself 😢😢
This expressed the pain of the swan better than I’ve ever seen it! Just wow
I SAW HER LIVE PERFORM THE DYING SWAN YESTERDAY I CRIED
I haven’t seen many renditions of this, but the ones I have feel so unbelievably wooden. She does a gorgeous job of keeping the dance intact while also drawing attention to the tone of the piece. Natalia is quickly becoming one of my favorite ballerinas.
I don't know why I'm crying. The emotion is on point. The grace and beauty is just 😭❤
OMG I'M A SUPER FAN OF NATALIA THIS IS AMAZING
I. Love. Natalia. Osipova.
I never seen or understood what beauty in my life until now
Умирающий лебедь. А сколько любви к жизни в танце Осиповой. Молодец. ❤💐 из России.
The movements of her arms, she truly had wings ! It was the perfect depiction of a dying swan fighting death until it's last breath, so beautiful
Phenomenal! To me her arms and hands are what gives this such beauty. She seems to have found a home with The Royal Ballet too.
I would have never of imagined that arm movements would make me feel any emotion let alone the one I’m feeling now.. and that’s just the arm flutters... that with the way she moves as a whole absolutely moved me.
The way she makes her arms quiver as she dies. Wow. Brilliantly and movingly performed.
Прекрасная короткая жизнь,ощущение светлой грусти,чего- то далёкого,невозвратного...
Georgous. I was mesmerized with every moove
Потрясающе! She has a big soul and a big heart, that's why such a deep and soulful performance of "Swan". Brilliant performance! Natalya Osipova is a true follower of all her great Russian predecessors who performed "Swan": Pavlova, Plissetskaya...
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a dance performance that moved me to tears before this. Holy shit.
I just love her emotion so much. A true artist...
tears falling
1:48 - 2:12 Just gave me some the most insane chills I have ever felt in my life. That made me feel like someone literally poured a cup of ice water down my back... I have never been a fan of ballet, but decided to give it another chance and check some of it out again, and I'm glad I did, because that was the most hauntingly beautiful dance I've ever seen in my life. The combination of this piece of music and the performers dance is one of the few things in my life that I'd be willing to truly call magical. Sort of ironic that the first dance performance I've seen that has made me legitimately tear up also happened to be the same style of dance that I wouldn't have even given the time of day 5 years ago. Feeling like an utter moron right here for ignoring ballet at all costs over the past decade or so of my life
Don't be hard on yourself! Ballet doesn't get the credit it deserves. Keep watching as much ballet as you can! Many of the ballets will move you to tears. It's pure art.
I saw Swan Lake in college. I've never forgetten this scene. I sobbed back then... I had never seen such crushing beauty. This performance was truly outstanding. You can vicerally feel the pain of the sweet swan. I'm crying as I write this. Just heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
you can literally feel her dying, what an artist
This piece touches deep inside my heart and almost makes me cry. The Ballerina is FABULOUS and watching her I can sense, feel, the poor swan dying. So very very beautiful. Bravo Camille...bravo Natalia !
Gorgeous! Not only does she dance it perfectly..but she also shows the emotions...
She’s the best!
Amazed . Thank u so much Natalia Osipova for your art
Она прекрасна... Живые руки... Эмоции, движения вплетены в канву музыки так гармонично... Низкий поклон!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
This is a true masterpiece. Natalia has artistry and indescribable grace like no other.
Don't know much about ballet but that was the most truly majestic dance I have ever seen, moved me to tears
I don't know anything about ballet but this is truly magnificent. She moves gracefully with so much emotions. I love her already!
I'm in tears watching this😢. So beautiful for words.
Wow, that brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful
Наташа, вы божественная!
She has so much emotion in dancing
I cried swiftly while watching this, no dance has ever touched my heart like this masterpiece did.
Natalia tells a story through music, dancing, ballet.. And it's a wonderful story to hear.
I can't stop watching this. I find myself coming back to this beautiful piece, every day.
Além de ser uma bailarina dotada de uma técnica soberba, Natalia possui também uma grande sensibilidade artística. Suas performances como Odete/Odile, Giselle, Nikiya e Kitri são exemplos desse talento. Nesta interpretação de "The Dying Swan", Natalia deposita toda sua bagagem dramática, fazendo uma leitura muito pessoal da coreografia. O resultado é fantástico! BRAVO !!!
Боже,мурашки аж,Наталья Осипова аыилучшая😊
beyond all ballet Technic...she is the magic of dance!
So glad the world has Natalia Osipova.
Absolute sheer perfection, breath-taking, bravo.
So beautiful. So emotional. I nearly cried😢
This is the closest I have seen to the original by Anna Pavlova! Both these ballerinas are absolute legends! Incredible and inspirational!