Why is there always someone on these ballet videos ready to criticize someone’s technique ??? I am so sick of it. Whether you compliment before doesn’t matter.....why can’t you just watch and enjoy?? She’s not asking for constructive criticism. And I’m pretty sure she has instructors for that. Everyone is an expert. SMH.
@@Noonecares3203 They doesn’t mean it in a negative way and just want to help out so calm down. Every great artist gets criticisms sometimes. Overall this is an excellent performance! The thing that matters most is whether you enjoyed the performance or not! And they clearly stated at the start of their comment that this was beautiful
@@Noonecares3203 I do agree with you but you have to understand the ballet world is very critical. Although I don't think this person was trying to be "rude" in any way, you just have to understand that people are gonna critique others. That's just how ballet works.
You have to learn the basics of classical ballet first, and only then do you have to dance such a variation. Look at his foot at 12 seconds. Horrible football player :-(((
@@ellievazquez3008 Stop recording at 12 seconds. Look at her left leg, like a letter "L". If you don’t know what the problem is with this, I have nothing to say. :-)))
@@laszlocsergezan4795 I saw, but she is still learning and mistakes happen. When I asked the question, it was about the poor grammar in your paragraph. I could not understand what you were saying. Sorry.
@@ellievazquez3008 Unfortunately, I don't speak English, so the machine translates: - ( But I understand ballet well enough. I taught too. This is already a reflex error / he only does it with his left foot / it is almost impossible to correct it.This is probably the teacher's fault.But when a professional sees it, he cries out.
You don't need to be that harsh. Compliment what she did well and show her what she did wrong and preferably make a suggestion to correct. When people make a mistake (especially when learning something) you need to embrace them, not to judge. Have a nice day.
beautiful!! small advice, since its swan lake put a little more thought into your arms!! they simbolize your wings
Why is there always someone on these ballet videos ready to criticize someone’s technique ??? I am so sick of it. Whether you compliment before doesn’t matter.....why can’t you just watch and enjoy?? She’s not asking for constructive criticism. And I’m pretty sure she has instructors for that. Everyone is an expert. SMH.
@@Noonecares3203 They doesn’t mean it in a negative way and just want to help out so calm down. Every great artist gets criticisms sometimes. Overall this is an excellent performance! The thing that matters most is whether you enjoyed the performance or not! And they clearly stated at the start of their comment that this was beautiful
@@Noonecares3203 I do agree with you but you have to understand the ballet world is very critical. Although I don't think this person was trying to be "rude" in any way, you just have to understand that people are gonna critique others. That's just how ballet works.
girl stfu acting like u can do better
@@badgyalalz u mad replying to a comment i wrote 8 months ago 🤣
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You have to learn the basics of classical ballet first, and only then do you have to dance such a variation. Look at his foot at 12 seconds. Horrible football player :-(((
What are talking about?
@@ellievazquez3008 Stop recording at 12 seconds. Look at her left leg, like a letter "L". If you don’t know what the problem is with this, I have nothing to say. :-)))
@@laszlocsergezan4795 I saw, but she is still learning and mistakes happen. When I asked the question, it was about the poor grammar in your paragraph. I could not understand what you were saying. Sorry.
@@ellievazquez3008 Unfortunately, I don't speak English, so the machine translates: - ( But I understand ballet well enough. I taught too. This is already a reflex error / he only does it with his left foot / it is almost impossible to correct it.This is probably the teacher's fault.But when a professional sees it, he cries out.
You don't need to be that harsh. Compliment what she did well and show her what she did wrong and preferably make a suggestion to correct. When people make a mistake (especially when learning something) you need to embrace them, not to judge.
Have a nice day.