Baryshnikov's dancing is beautiful, powerful, stunning - all the adjectives that have rightly been used before - but what makes him different and, to me, fascinating is that he is thoughtful, and it shows. It feels as if I can see him joyfully thinking, and the vivacity and brilliance of his thought are made visible in his dance. I do not see this in any other dancer.
There are many male dancers, past and present, whose dancing I love and admire, but NOBODY will ever come close to Baryshnikov. The speed, the musicality, the elegance, the appropriate sense of style that many lack... It's absolutely insane how perfect his dancing was.
I saw Baryshnikov for the first time before he left the Kirov. He was dancing with Natalia Makarova. It was magic. I was hooked. I saw hm every chance I got.
Not only he flies and spins in a non-human way (even more astounding if compared to his peers at that time), but he always is so PERFECTLY on music. He can do 10 pirouettes at the speed of the light and baaam, finishes up clean and still there is time to take a picture 😅
I was trying to describe him to my son so he would watch this video. He isn't really a ballet fan. All I could think of was to tell him that watching Barishnikov dance was like watching Secretariat run or Pavarotti sing. Perfection is rare in one's lifetime but sometimes you get lucky enough to experience it. My son's reaction was "Dude, the guy jumps like a deer!" And so much more. I told him to try even one of those steps, twirls, etc. Nope.😊
Went to N.Y.C. to see a ballet with my Mom. (NYC ballet company). We did not know we were to be blessed with a performance by the great Baryshnikov. What a wondrous night for us both! Mom is gone but I still remember that night like it was yesterday. A truly magic night for us both💑🩰A once in a lifetime happening.
I thought Sergei Polunin, at the height of his ballet career, was the best ballet dancer. My mom told me: watch Barishnikov and get back to me if you still think this. This video shows why she's right a million times over. It's been over 40 years and his performance still blows everyone else's out of the water. He makes something that elite ballet dancers struggle with look effortless and easy. It's absolutely astounding. His performance will continue to hold up no matter how much time passes.
Disagree. I watched Baryshnikov - still think Polunin is better. Ballet is not about speed. Looks like Baryshnikov was trying hard to compensate for his height. Sergei is much more graceful and elegant yet strong, like a lion. Also, Sergei is more versatile, pretty much anything works for him - he can be a prince, Spartacus, Acteon, Rudolf from Mayerling… Do you think Baryshnikov would be better in those roles?
@@irinam5138if you knew ballet, you would know the names of not only the highly promoted dancers. Polunin is just a hyped dancer. There is nothing genius about him. He is sooooo far from Nureev, Baryshnikov, Tsiskaridze and Godunov
@@irinam5138 in the end taste is subjective. Baryshnikov's speed is also a product of the time: the music played faster too so he needed to hit those beats faster as a result. I think for me, the main difference between him and Polunin is that with Polunin, as amazing as he is, you can still see how absolutely difficult it is what he's doing. You can see the effort. It's beautiful to see of course. But Baryshnikov makes it seem like it costs him no effort at all. He flies. He sells the fairytale aspect of it like (imo) no one else has before or since.
Baryshnikov's endless spins, his floating jumps, his grace were all based on a trait that seems to go unnoticed: his absolutely perfect balance. He always knew where he was in the air, never wavered from vertical no matter how many times he spun, always touched down from jumps with his body aligned for landing without the slightest lurch or stagger. Lofting five sky-high jumps in a row, then landing softly on one knee was only possible because of his unparalleled spatial orientation.
I agree that he is the best male ballet dancer ever.... brilliant technician and showman. Daniil Simkin might be the closest we’ll ever see to Baryshnikov 🤔
@@lyallg8112 baryshnikov was far better than the excelent too simkin belive me l saw baryshnikov many times at his top in 75 77 79 and daniil can't do nothing
@@alicemartin3819 l saw live both misha at his top (many times in 70's )and daniil misha imho is better more power and strenght and far better stage apparence and better actor .off course daniil is super too ,but not like misha
The greatist ballet dancer ever exist. his beautiful eyes looked through my heart while he danced with such grace and powerful precision. HE is THE BEST.
He always gives me chills watching him. The height he achieves with his jumps and leaps, his landings are so controlled and there’s not a falter, and the spins he stops on a dime. I just can’t believe what I’m looking at.
Same here. Never tire of watching him. His acting and timing is incredible. Can play any part, dramatic or humourous. Never be another one like him. How can anyone top this?
Whenever I watch him, I am reminded of a remark made by Gregory Hines, I think it was for a tribute to Barischnikov. Mentionning their work on White nights, he said something like "Mikhail would jump. And then we would wait, and wait, and wait, until he daigned coming down." It still completely amazes me to see him jump, and yes, it looks like he's going to stay up forever... What a dancer...
Yes. Hines made the remark at the Kennedy Center Awards. Misha was being recognized. But I’m still trying to find a clip of Misha giving Astaire acclaim, acknowledging Fred as a great great dancer. But back to Baryshnikov. People sometimes will argue/debate whether he is the greatest. I think he is but what helped me explain my POV on that was a review I read somewhere. The writer was saying that Misha was the greatest classical ballet dancer BUT what made him the greatest dancer was what happened after he defected. After arriving in North America and getting situated at NYCB and ABT he pursued the reasons for his defection. Connecting with Martha Graham, George Balanchine, Twyla Tharp and on and on he mastered the modern dance forms each of these choreographers developed. He could do it all. Perfectly. And all of them came knocking at his door. What made him the greatest was his curiosity, devotion, mastery of IT ALL. That is what this person wrote- don’t remember who wrote it or where it was published. Baryshnikov is a genius. And even now, as he’s aged, he has created space for up and coming artists and aging artists to evolve their careers to a new place. He’s the best. Listen on you tube to a commencement speech he gave in 2013 at Northwestern University. It’s about 18 minutes long and worth every minute of it.
I am 15 years old wen i was 13 i was thinking about stopping dance. But after i saw a short basilio performance i discovered this man who is a plane. After that i totally regretted my opinion and i continue to dance. My life is now just dance and watch Baryshnikov all day all night
Mr. Baryshnikov still remains the best. I am so thankful to be able to see him dance. No one comes close when all factors - technique, purity, charisma, acting elegance- are considered. He really is a marvel.
I drove all the way to Westwood Village by myself from Orange County to see this marvelous film, The Turning Point, on the day it opened over 40 years ago so I could see him dance. It was worth every moment! Fabulous! ♥
I heard from Vaganova 3:28 that every 10 years is born one of a kind ballet dancer. But watching Baryshnikov you might be right about every100 years : 1 superstar.
I am just giving you the main point of the statement, I didn’t translate in detail. Watching Baryshnikov she /he believes that every 100 years is born one of a kind super star ballet dancer.
What I love is he is so masculine strong and sensual …but so graceful at the same time. He must’ve had ladies lined up at his door day or night no joke! ❤
We saw Barishnikov when he danced with Merce Cunningham (Merce’s last performance)@Lincoln Center, front row. I was maybe 4’ away from Barishnikov as he did a balance/strength move; I watched every muscle, tendon, skin, sweat, close up. I was so utterly blown away. His eyes were a brighter blue that I imagined, but it was his ability to control every single movement slowly while sweat dripped down his calf was captivating. He was 51. He looked 40 at most. His ability, intention, and skill to dance in every dance genre and the joy he presents places him, for me, as the best, most influential dancer of the 20th Century.
Мой самый любимый артист балета, никакие отрицательные комментарии никогда не повлияют на моё отношение. Знаю его ещё когда он только пришёл в Мариинский театр, совсем молодым, потом его победа на конкурсе в Москве. Восхищались его миниатюрой Вестрис. Видела неоднократно его на сцене. Здоровья ему и низкий поклон.
@@ЛесяЛат И да: видела Михаила живьем в Дон Кихоте в 1972 г. Шла конкретно на балет даже не подозревая, что увижу подобное. Я, подросток, была ошеломлена и никого не видела на сцене, кроме него. Один раз и навсегда. Идентичный шок ощутила через 6 лет на концерте Магомаева. ЭТО было в моей жизни!!!
@@tanon5765 да, я тоже приблизительно тогда видела и Магомаева слушала с Синявской, вот настоящие таланты! Жалею, что не удалось видеть на сцене Николая Максимовича. Спасибо большое вам за ответы.
tutte le volte che lo rivedo ballare mi emoziona sempre . Non riesco a smettere di vederlo danzare esprime tutto . Tecnica precisone bellezza eleganza cuore e sentimenti !!! Magnifico!!!
All the other men ballet figures dance. M. Barishikokov " lives" it from the moment he'd gotten into the stage till the last one! Unbelievable! Astonishing, ever!❤
XX wiek skończył się 23 lata temu i jego historia już jest napisana W historii baletu XX wieku wymienia się ex equo 3 tancerzy : Niżyński Nuriejev i Baryshnikov I tyle. Tancerze XXI wieku mają jednak jeden wielki problem Barysznikow nadal jest najlepszy 🙂
I watched this six times and every time he takes my breath away! So beautiful…and it appears to me he’s actually cracking up!! Having a blast throwing himself in the air and spinning!! Wow! Bravo!! Bravo!! Thank you for showing me this video.
I saw Misha in NYC 1977 for the first time. Unbelievable what he could do, just amazing. I enjoyed the "Turning Point" as well. He was always different, special, surprising. Very good at what he did.❤
Csak nézem és nézem , hogy röpül . S vele a szívem is. Éjjel és nappal, ha vidám vagyok és ha szomorú vagyok. Misha, te minden idők legnagyobb táncosa vagy, s csodálatos színész . 👍⭐️🙏🥰
Thank you, thank you, thank you. My favorite movie of all time which I've watched so many times I can recite the dialogue..."Well don't feel it, count it". Bet I'm not the only one! Sadly my VHS copy has gone missing. You don't know how much I needed this today.
I had the great pleasure of seeing him in person, such a great performance, such a great dancer. The movie White Nights, with Gregory Hines, was also fantastic, showed him in another light. Both men performed in the movie, was a real treat.
@@erzsebethlisi9281 Il controllo effettuato a marzo ha evidenziato la mancanza di calcio nel sangue. È addirittura inferiore del livello relativo a prima della cura. Tra un mese avrò la visita dal medico che mi cura l'osteoporosi (mi ha fatto attendere 2 mesi!). Ti abbraccio
@@ritanicosia Ciao Rita!! Mi dispiace davvero che la cura non abbia sortito gli effetti sperati...ti mando un enorme in bocca al lupo!! Che i tuoi valori siano buoni al piu presto!!!
Обажаю его Я была на первом международном в Москве не описуемое впечатление от красоты чистоты от мужской энергии Педагог Пушкин замечатель был педагог и чудесные ученики
Omg!! Who is this guy throwing himself all over the stage!! Fantastic!! Beautiful!! Omg, so strong and graceful….takes my breath away…..he looks like he’s having a blast! It’s easy for him. Such talent! Oh! I see who it is…no wonder….what a dancer…..my God…..❤❤
I have watched the video on utube of several artists dance the lecorsaire solo and then I watch Baryshnikov dance it. There is no comparison. And these other dancers are world famous. Even though he was born and trained in Russia, I still feel like he is “ours”.
I've always loved Gregory Hines and Baryshnikov because they are superb! But I saw this variation at 1:27, and I was like,🤯🤯 "Wtf just happened...did this man just do a multi-level scratch spin on a stage? Holy sh*t!?"
Я видела, начиная с выпускного концерта хореографического училища. Он выпускался па де де из "Пламени Парижа". Посчастливилось быть на его единственном творческом вечере, помоемкоторооо он вскоре и уехал. И даже видела его в единственном спектакле "Жизель" с Бессмертновой. И это всегда было чудо. Даже самой сейчас не верится, что все это было...
@@ЕленаБаканова-х5ь наверное комментатор столь титулован в балетном мире, что боится назвать свои регалии, что б мы к ее мнению прислушались. Вдруг оно номер.1 балетный гений. 😇.
Неукротимая жажда жизни, удовольствий, все доводил до экстрима, почти звериная грация. Фонтан магической энергии. Очень люблю интервью Нуриева, шкодный прищур глаз, ирония, бесстрашие. А труженик как никто.
Полунин техничен, движения отточены. Барышников все исполняет в темпе намного более быстром, намного. /чуть ли не в два раза/.И исполняет легко, почти без напряжения. Но это только так кажется, на самом деле за этим стоит огромный труд. Оба великолепны!
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Baryshnikov's dancing is beautiful, powerful, stunning - all the adjectives that have rightly been used before - but what makes him different and, to me, fascinating is that he is thoughtful, and it shows. It feels as if I can see him joyfully thinking, and the vivacity and brilliance of his thought are made visible in his dance. I do not see this in any other dancer.
This is so well said.
@@JL-kk9hl Thank you, that is kind of you.
I am so glad I was alive during the time Baryshnikov and Nureyev danced and performed like no other!…just breathtaking artistry and passion❤️
Maravilloso, maravilloso!
There are many male dancers, past and present, whose dancing I love and admire, but NOBODY will ever come close to Baryshnikov. The speed, the musicality, the elegance, the appropriate sense of style that many lack... It's absolutely insane how perfect his dancing was.
It is not insane. That is not the right word.
And let's not forget his flawless technique.
@@daisytwotoesAnd the pleasure of dancing on top of it all. Unique ❤
And the height!
Godunov
The greatest male ballet dancer ever !! Love to see this level of performance ❤
I saw Baryshnikov for the first time before he left the Kirov. He was dancing with Natalia Makarova. It was magic. I was hooked. I saw hm every chance I got.
Not only he flies and spins in a non-human way (even more astounding if compared to his peers at that time), but he always is so PERFECTLY on music. He can do 10 pirouettes at the speed of the light and baaam, finishes up clean and still there is time to take a picture 😅
This movie is over 40 years old and still, to this day, no one can come close to him. He is the GOAT.
Once in century
He really is. It is astounding how good he was.
Goal, perhaps?
And in 2022, he's still on stage acting in plays ❤
@@paolarossato4564 Greatest of all time
I was trying to describe him to my son so he would watch this video. He isn't really a ballet fan. All I could think of was to tell him that watching Barishnikov dance was like watching Secretariat run or Pavarotti sing. Perfection is rare in one's lifetime but sometimes you get lucky enough to experience it.
My son's reaction was "Dude, the guy jumps like a deer!"
And so much more. I told him to try even one of those steps, twirls, etc. Nope.😊
Went to N.Y.C. to see a ballet with my Mom. (NYC ballet company). We did not know we were to be blessed with a performance by the great Baryshnikov. What a wondrous night for us both! Mom is gone but I still remember that night like it was yesterday. A truly magic night for us both💑🩰A once in a lifetime happening.
Барышников это что-то из области фантастики, завораживает танцем ❤, очень эстетично, супер
Now if he could dance on his toes like the beautiful women in this movie did.
I thought Sergei Polunin, at the height of his ballet career, was the best ballet dancer. My mom told me: watch Barishnikov and get back to me if you still think this. This video shows why she's right a million times over. It's been over 40 years and his performance still blows everyone else's out of the water. He makes something that elite ballet dancers struggle with look effortless and easy. It's absolutely astounding. His performance will continue to hold up no matter how much time passes.
Disagree. I watched Baryshnikov - still think Polunin is better. Ballet is not about speed. Looks like Baryshnikov was trying hard to compensate for his height. Sergei is much more graceful and elegant yet strong, like a lion. Also, Sergei is more versatile, pretty much anything works for him - he can be a prince, Spartacus, Acteon, Rudolf from Mayerling… Do you think Baryshnikov would be better in those roles?
Polunin is just a hyped dancer. There is nothing genius about him.
He is sooooo far from Baryshnikov, Tsiskaridze and Godunov
@@irinam5138🤣🤣🤣
@@irinam5138if you knew ballet, you would know the names of not only the highly promoted dancers. Polunin is just a hyped dancer. There is nothing genius about him. He is sooooo far from Nureev, Baryshnikov, Tsiskaridze and Godunov
@@irinam5138 in the end taste is subjective. Baryshnikov's speed is also a product of the time: the music played faster too so he needed to hit those beats faster as a result. I think for me, the main difference between him and Polunin is that with Polunin, as amazing as he is, you can still see how absolutely difficult it is what he's doing. You can see the effort. It's beautiful to see of course. But Baryshnikov makes it seem like it costs him no effort at all. He flies. He sells the fairytale aspect of it like (imo) no one else has before or since.
Baryshnikov's endless spins, his floating jumps, his grace were all based on a trait that seems to go unnoticed: his absolutely perfect balance. He always knew where he was in the air, never wavered from vertical no matter how many times he spun, always touched down from jumps with his body aligned for landing without the slightest lurch or stagger. Lofting five sky-high jumps in a row, then landing softly on one knee was only possible because of his unparalleled spatial orientation.
He's the best male dancer, ever.
I agree that he is the best male ballet dancer ever.... brilliant technician and showman. Daniil Simkin might be the closest we’ll ever see to Baryshnikov 🤔
@@lyallg8112 baryshnikov was far better than the excelent too simkin belive me l saw baryshnikov many times at his top in 75 77 79 and daniil can't do nothing
DanillSimkin comes close
@@alicemartin3819 l saw live both misha at his top (many times in 70's )and daniil misha imho is better more power and strenght and far better stage apparence and better actor .off course daniil is super too ,but not like misha
@@pediatrapaola😊 3:28
The greatist ballet dancer ever exist. his beautiful eyes looked through my heart while he danced with such grace and powerful precision. HE is THE BEST.
He always gives me chills watching him. The height he achieves with his jumps and leaps, his landings are so controlled and there’s not a falter, and the spins he stops on a dime. I just can’t believe what I’m looking at.
I do not tire of watching him, over and over and over again
Yes, he is wonderful!!
So do I!!!
Same here. Never tire of watching him. His acting and timing is incredible. Can play any part, dramatic or humourous. Never be another one like him. How can anyone top this?
Whenever I watch him, I am reminded of a remark made by Gregory Hines, I think it was for a tribute to Barischnikov. Mentionning their work on White nights, he said something like "Mikhail would jump. And then we would wait, and wait, and wait, until he daigned coming down."
It still completely amazes me to see him jump, and yes, it looks like he's going to stay up forever... What a dancer...
Yes. Hines made the remark at the Kennedy Center Awards. Misha was being recognized. But I’m still trying to find a clip of Misha giving Astaire acclaim, acknowledging Fred as a great great dancer. But back to Baryshnikov. People sometimes will argue/debate whether he is the greatest. I think he is but what helped me explain my POV on that was a review I read somewhere. The writer was saying that Misha was the greatest classical ballet dancer BUT what made him the greatest dancer was what happened after he defected. After arriving in North America and getting situated at NYCB and ABT he pursued the reasons for his defection. Connecting with Martha Graham, George Balanchine, Twyla Tharp and on and on he mastered the modern dance forms each of these choreographers developed. He could do it all. Perfectly. And all of them came knocking at his door. What made him the greatest was his curiosity, devotion, mastery of IT ALL. That is what this person wrote- don’t remember who wrote it or where it was published. Baryshnikov is a genius. And even now, as he’s aged, he has created space for up and coming artists and aging artists to evolve their careers to a new place. He’s the best. Listen on you tube to a commencement speech he gave in 2013 at Northwestern University. It’s about 18 minutes long and worth every minute of it.
He is the best male dancer the world has ever seen.
Absolutely! Incomparable.
I am 15 years old wen i was 13 i was thinking about stopping dance. But after i saw a short basilio performance i discovered this man who is a plane. After that i totally regretted my opinion and i continue to dance. My life is now just dance and watch Baryshnikov all day all night
Mr. Baryshnikov still remains the best. I am so thankful to be able to see him dance. No one comes close when all factors - technique, purity, charisma, acting elegance- are considered. He really is a marvel.
Он сделал все, что мог для достижения своей цели: быть лучшим и продолжает это делать.
I drove all the way to Westwood Village by myself from Orange County to see this marvelous film, The Turning Point, on the day it opened over 40 years ago so I could see him dance. It was worth every moment! Fabulous! ♥
Absolutely splendid. I admire many dancers, but Mikhail is just glorious.
Behold, a man whose legs are actually wings.
Truth! He's a legend. I still hope to see him perform a play..
Ήeis the best dancer I know
Indeed😅lol ! 2:03
Ему пришлось прыгать - он очень маленького роста, поэтому комплексовал и-вытягивпл-себя
@@larisabirilko8939ну ты даешь, бабка, лютый кринж
Браво! Необыкновенное впечатление его виртуозности покоряет на всю жизнь! Такие танцовщики рождаются, наверное, раз в сто лет!❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
I heard from Vaganova 3:28 that every 10 years is born one of a kind ballet dancer. But watching Baryshnikov you might be right about every100 years : 1 superstar.
I am just giving you the main point of the statement, I didn’t translate in detail. Watching Baryshnikov she /he believes that every 100 years is born one of a kind super star ballet dancer.
He seems to dance on the air. The height the discipline absolutely stunning. The last move as strong and perfect as the first.👏👏👏👏
What I love is he is so masculine strong and sensual …but so graceful at the same time. He must’ve had ladies lined up at his door day or night no joke! ❤
Like all of the greatest dancers he makes it look effortless, as if to say of course I can fly!
We saw Barishnikov when he danced with Merce Cunningham (Merce’s last performance)@Lincoln Center, front row. I was maybe 4’ away from Barishnikov as he did a balance/strength move; I watched every muscle, tendon, skin, sweat, close up. I was so utterly blown away. His eyes were a brighter blue that I imagined, but it was his ability to control every single movement slowly while sweat dripped down his calf was captivating. He was 51. He looked 40 at most. His ability, intention, and skill to dance in every dance genre and the joy he presents places him, for me, as the best, most influential dancer of the 20th Century.
No words; there will never be another! SPECTACULAR! ❤
уму непостижимо!!! Какая техника, какие эмоции... Еще долго Барышников будет непревзойденным ГЕНИЕМ ТАНЦА!! Спасибо за видео.
Даже спустя годы, когда появилось очень много виртуозных и талантливых танцоащиков, его мастерство ПОТРЯСАЕТ И НЕ ОСТАВЛЯЕТ РАВНОДУШНЫМ!
Вот это талант!!!!
Сейчас Таких Артистов балета нет!!!
Oh Lordy I had the maddest crush on him, I guess I still do. Beautiful.
Those leaps gymnastic strength & ballet grace never equaled
Космический барышников ! Волшебник пируэтов и прыжков . Браво , уникален . ❤️
Восхитительно❤
Мой самый любимый артист балета, никакие отрицательные комментарии никогда не повлияют на моё отношение. Знаю его ещё когда он только пришёл в Мариинский театр, совсем молодым, потом его победа на конкурсе в Москве. Восхищались его миниатюрой Вестрис. Видела неоднократно его на сцене. Здоровья ему и низкий поклон.
Мы вместе!!!🙏💖
@@tanon5765 спасибо Таня. Рада единомышленникам .
@@ЛесяЛат посмотрела Вестрис. В неописуемом восторге!!! Его завис в прыжках там виден как нигде. Как же я Вам благодарна!!!💖😘🙏
@@ЛесяЛат И да: видела Михаила живьем в Дон Кихоте в 1972 г. Шла конкретно на балет даже не подозревая, что увижу подобное. Я, подросток, была ошеломлена и никого не видела на сцене, кроме него. Один раз и навсегда. Идентичный шок ощутила через 6 лет на концерте Магомаева. ЭТО было в моей жизни!!!
@@tanon5765 да, я тоже приблизительно тогда видела и Магомаева слушала с Синявской, вот настоящие таланты! Жалею, что не удалось видеть на сцене Николая Максимовича. Спасибо большое вам за ответы.
Could watch him forever
He will Always Be The Greatest !!! Much Gratitude !!!❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏‼️🤩😮🤩
I had the priviledge of having Elaine as my teacher at the ABT Summer program in 1999. Such a sweet, gracious and wonderful teacher.
Mikhail, Best for Ever. Лучший Навсегда
And in the middle of a Pandemic, Misha is the light I needed tonight! Thank you and BRAVO 👏🏻 🥳💐🩰🎫
Que oui ...
The absolute master, pinnacle and zenith, best male ballet dancer of all time. Breathtaking. Perfect beauty. A glimpse of the Eternal.
Great snapshot of the most versatile, technically accomplished, naturally gifted, sexy, AWESOME dancer ever 🔥 💜🔥.
Respect.
tutte le volte che lo rivedo ballare mi emoziona sempre . Non riesco a smettere di vederlo danzare esprime tutto . Tecnica precisone bellezza eleganza cuore e sentimenti !!! Magnifico!!!
All the other men ballet figures dance. M. Barishikokov " lives" it from the moment he'd gotten into the stage till the last one! Unbelievable! Astonishing, ever!❤
Он лучший Во. Всех проявлениях Балета
XX wiek skończył się 23 lata temu i jego historia już jest napisana W historii baletu XX wieku wymienia się ex equo 3 tancerzy : Niżyński Nuriejev i Baryshnikov I tyle. Tancerze XXI wieku mają jednak jeden wielki problem Barysznikow nadal jest najlepszy 🙂
I watched this six times and every time he takes my breath away! So beautiful…and it appears to me he’s actually cracking up!! Having a blast throwing himself in the air and spinning!! Wow! Bravo!! Bravo!! Thank you for showing me this video.
Tra i più grandi di sempre con una lunghissima carriera, il concetto della danza come ideale di vita. Grazie Mikhail
I saw Misha in NYC 1977 for the first time. Unbelievable what he could do, just amazing. I enjoyed the "Turning Point" as well. He was always different, special, surprising. Very good at what he did.❤
It makes it appear so effortless.
Csak nézem és nézem , hogy röpül . S vele a szívem is. Éjjel és nappal, ha vidám vagyok és ha szomorú vagyok. Misha, te minden idők legnagyobb táncosa vagy, s csodálatos színész . 👍⭐️🙏🥰
Фуэте не сходя с "почтовой марки". Великий танцовщик.Гордость за Россию.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. My favorite movie of all time which I've watched so many times I can recite the dialogue..."Well don't feel it, count it". Bet I'm not the only one! Sadly my VHS copy has gone missing. You don't know how much I needed this today.
It's my favorite movie too and it's very hard to find. I got a DVD on eBay a few years ago. Maybe you could try that.
@@katwil89 I'll give that a try. Thanks! BTW my handle is different because youtube suspended my account. Ain't censorship grand?!
How the Hell does he fly so High- and Pirouette so Fast and so Many Times..The Body Beautiful - Power Precision and Placement. 🔥🌿🌐🌿🔥
Он гениален! Единожды видела его на сцене ровно 50 лет назад. Потрясение, которое не отпускает до сегодняшнего дня. Слов восхищения не подобрать...
❤
Теперь только видео🥲
I believe someone gave him an exemption for the law of gravity! Bravo! And thanks for this video.
O maior dos maiores , magnífico 🤣👏👏👏👏👏
Lejos!! Muy lejos... el mejor bailarín de todos los tiempos!!!M.B 💖
I had the great pleasure of seeing him in person, such a great performance, such a great dancer. The movie White Nights, with Gregory Hines, was also fantastic, showed him in another light. Both men performed in the movie, was a real treat.
Najbolji baletan, savršen sklad pokreta tela i osećaja muzike!!!
Si vede ardere in lui il sacro fuoco dell'arte....in assoluto il migliore, ieri come oggi!!!!!
Erzsebeth Lisi Ciao Erzsebeth, si vede sì !!! Misha ha sconfitto la legge della gravità
@@ritanicosia ciao Rita!!!!! Come stai??
@@erzsebethlisi9281 Il controllo effettuato a marzo ha evidenziato la mancanza di calcio nel sangue. È addirittura inferiore del livello relativo a prima della cura. Tra un mese avrò la visita dal medico che mi cura l'osteoporosi (mi ha fatto attendere 2 mesi!). Ti abbraccio
@@ritanicosia
Ciao Rita!!
Mi dispiace davvero che la cura non abbia sortito gli effetti sperati...ti mando un enorme in bocca al lupo!! Che i tuoi valori siano buoni al piu presto!!!
Браво!
Браво!
Браво!
Восхищение!
Восхищение!
Восхищение!
Il y a des danseurs, il y a aussi de bons danseurs, il y a même d'excellents danseurs ... et au dessus il y a Barishnikov 🙏
O completo domínio sobre o corpo. Além de ser um fenomenal intérprete. Gratidão por vc existir.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💓
Thanks for sharing. Mr. Baryshnikov is the best male dancer!
I never thought much of ballet until I went a major city ballet, and then when I realized that they were great athletes I continued to enjoy it
I have no words to describe him!
So glad I got to see him in person. What a treat for my heart and muse!!
He is perfect!
There is NO one like Baryshnikov!
Обажаю его Я была на первом международном в Москве не описуемое впечатление от красоты чистоты от мужской энергии Педагог Пушкин замечатель был педагог и чудесные ученики
Как Вам повезло
Che dire di più! Per me un fuoriclasse!!! The best !! Ti adoro MISHA !
Это волшебно❤❤❤❤❤
Omg!! Who is this guy throwing himself all over the stage!! Fantastic!! Beautiful!! Omg, so strong and graceful….takes my breath away…..he looks like he’s having a blast! It’s easy for him. Such talent! Oh! I see who it is…no wonder….what a dancer…..my God…..❤❤
Whenever I get depressed I look at this video and feel so much better, every time.
Какой темперамент,огонь.
Der beste Tänzer den ich je gesehen habe...grandios
Прекрасно! Чистый восторг!
I have watched the video on utube of several artists dance the lecorsaire solo and then I watch Baryshnikov dance it. There is no comparison. And these other dancers are world famous. Even though he was born and trained in Russia, I still feel like he is “ours”.
Born in Latvia - I think that difference is really important to him
Величайший! Поцелованный Богом❤
В танце Барышникова оптимально сочетается техника и артисцизм👍🏼👏🏽
Он сам-танец
Truly a living legend!
Bravissimo, performance!
A
brillant master dancer,second to none who has been my all time favorite
El mejor, siempre será el mejor 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️❤️
Mais il est magnifique
I've always loved Gregory Hines and Baryshnikov because they are superb! But I saw this variation at 1:27, and I was like,🤯🤯 "Wtf just happened...did this man just do a multi-level scratch spin on a stage? Holy sh*t!?"
Un fuoriclasse!,,,,
Гениально! СУПЕР!!!
Still makes my heart skip a beat❤
Misha, you are the dance!!!
Inigualável ❤❤
Video quality is absolutely amazing. Thank you so much!
Повезло тому, кто видел
Барышникова вживую 🙂❤❤❤
Я видела, начиная с выпускного концерта хореографического училища. Он выпускался па де де из "Пламени Парижа". Посчастливилось быть на его единственном творческом вечере, помоемкоторооо он вскоре и уехал. И даже видела его в единственном спектакле "Жизель" с Бессмертновой. И это всегда было чудо. Даже самой сейчас не верится, что все это было...
@@irinamilevskaya6735 , что в нем удивительного? Ни грации, ни пластики!
@@ЕленаБаканова-х5ь Наверное, Вы единственная, кто так думает и оценивает его творчество.
@@ЕленаБаканова-х5ь наверное комментатор столь титулован в балетном мире, что боится назвать свои регалии, что б мы к ее мнению прислушались. Вдруг оно номер.1 балетный гений. 😇.
@@natashaselivon4695все настоящие профессионалы и балетные гении признают в Мише гения.
Quelle merveille cette danse chez Baryshninov , on a l'impression qu'il n'est là que pour ces sauts incroyables, j'adore, mais que de travail,😅😅😅❤❤❤
perhaps we should add a balcony pas de deux from Romeo and Juliet? one of the best romantic scenes in the movie ))
I loved the way he danced, the best!!!!❤
Неукротимая жажда жизни, удовольствий, все доводил до экстрима, почти звериная грация. Фонтан магической энергии. Очень люблю интервью Нуриева, шкодный прищур глаз, ирония, бесстрашие. А труженик как никто.
Isso é irreal!! Jesus!! Qta perfeição!!
Полунин техничен, движения отточены. Барышников все исполняет в темпе намного более быстром, намного. /чуть ли не в два раза/.И исполняет легко, почти без напряжения. Но это только так кажется, на самом деле за этим стоит огромный труд. Оба великолепны!
Simply the BEST ❤