Ballet Barre 15 (Online Ballet Class) - Dutch National Ballet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2021
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In this week's online ballet class you'll be guided by guest ballet master Larissa Lezhnina and dancers of the Junior Company Guillermo Torrijos and Katherine Bamford. With musical accompaniment by pianist Olga Khoziainova. Dance along with this new online ballet class and get fit and flexible!
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OMG this class was a tough sweat!! Impossible to be out of shape with her!!
Love her she is so elegant and refined. Gorgeous music!!
I remember the beautiful Larissa Lezhnina from her tours of the US with the Kirov, and for her Aurora, which I watched on VHS tape countless times. I believe she was the generation of ballerinas right after Asylmuratova, Chenchikova and Terekhova, but before Vishnyeva. This was a thinking dancer’s ballet class. Definitely not just a routine warm up class. I wouldn’t want to do Lezhnina’s class everyday, but making my brain work in company class once or twice a week would be just the perfect thing.
I absolutely loved this class and extremely beautiful music! I know many dancers miss easier classes but this is an opportunity that really few have to watch and understand the work of Larissa Lezhnina. Adored for many but we most lived too far before Internet got that big. Thank you HET for bringing her. I'm here studying and very happy you provide that without any charging. Thank you Ms. Lezhnina and HET for this jewel!
Prokofiev's Cinderella is absolutely magical but played as class music, it makes one realize how truly beautiful it is. Thank you for this.
Thank you, to follow through (intro - exercise)
Warm up 1:03 - 2:07
Plié 3:45 - 5:17
Tendu I 9:59 - 11:18
Tendu V 14:02 - 14:58
Tendu V Fast 17:53 - 18:52
Jeté 20:19 - 21:18
Jeté Balançoire 22:38 - 23:35
Rond 24:52 - 26:25
Fondu 29:38 - 30:49
Rond en l’air 32:59 - 34:37
Frappé 37:00 - 38:22
Adagio 40:44 - 42:14
Grand Battement 44:15 - 45:49
Wow, that was a super challenging advanced class! Koko and Guillermo took it in stride and did so wonderfully. Beautiful dancers!
I enjoyed this in many ways. First, to have a beautiful, famous ballerina to demonstrate the class, then the very talented dancers to execute it, and finally, the exceptional piano accompaniment. Thank you for sharing!
Great! Very nice to hear to you liked it so much
The best part about this is at the end when she entertained herself by giving a little quiz. =D
Koko is utterly beautiful..what legs !!! and quick sharp footwork. Delicate hands and real musicallity. A ballet star in the making.
March from "The Love for Three Oranges" (an opera) was used for the fast battement tendu! Wow, this is a very advanced class. And beautiful demonstration. Bravo.
So good class! But I just heard “Coco” Coco , Coco ... 😂
I love these classes! Thanks for sharing them with us. Everyone is SO amazing. This class had a tense feel to it. I appreciate Ernst’s positive atmosphere. :)
Thank you for joining!
As ever, a really wonderful class. Thank you all so much for continuing to provide so many of us with these super experiences.
Incomparable Larissa Lezhnina ❤️❤️❤️
What a wonderful class! The instructor had such beautiful and strong technique. These young dancers were wonderful. Thank you!
So beautiful! Thank you for every precious moment of the movement and music. Yes, it's a difficult class, but slowing the fast combinations down with the playback speed gives us a fighting chance to improve upon repetition. Such joy!
The best teacher! Love Larissa Lezhnina. Thank you.
I grew up watching her dancing and now i am starting dancing ballet again after 30 years and so happy seeing her here! I found she was one of great ballerina of our time, she was ballet itself even for any kinds of role she was dancing in. And even her class is so perfect 😍 sending big fan kisses from seoul
This class was great
I love the progression and the barre combinations. My ballet terms are getting better and I love experiencing the different instructors 💗👏
The pianist, teacher and dancers. Brilliant.
Thank you so much! The music is so beautiful. Love this class.
Peter and the wolf! Lovely and challenging class! Beautiful music! Thanks so much!
Thank you Lezhina, Olga and dancers!!
Such a BEAUTIFUL class! Thank you so much...enjoying this from Argentina💓
Not a fan of Prokofiev, but no wonder the Dutch National Ballet is one of the best, with such incredible ballet masters. So lucky to have guest ballet master, Larissa Lezhnina, with her incredible technique, impeccable training and musicality. Thank you for this class, with a wonderful ballet pianist, Olga Khoziainova, adapting the music to the exercises so proficiently, amazing demonstrators from the junior company (handling the difficult tempo with ease) and top ballet master.
Wauw what an amazing comment, thank you :) And thank you for joining!
Thanks so much for these! I use these classes to keep improving outside the studio!
What great music performed in class, it's wonderful .Thanks a lot, I enjoyed.
Thank you evey time for your beautiful classes.
Thank you so much!
What a treat to watch --- wonderful class!!
thank you to this wonderful teacher and also these dancers!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it Sofia!
Very interesting musicaity and combinations. I very much enjoyed this challenging class. Thank you!
I love these ballet lessons! ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful class , teacher and music!!!
loved this. even the quiz peter and the wolf music...for rond de jambe en l'air i think
Beautiful to watch - loved the music and the challenge! Will keep me coming back again and again
We are very happy to hear that Teresa!
What an amazing class. Love the combinations of this class, such a different and interesting style! Demanding but in a really good, refreshing way.
Great!
Great class! These exercises are great for testing the memory 😊
excelent class, demanding and creative! thank you so much!
Puh, so advanced, not only for the leg but also for my brains. Very beautiful to look at and listen to, tough. Thank you for doing a class for us.
No problem Nicole, we are happy we can keep you dancing!
Lovely!
Wonderful challenging class and fantastic musicality from both the legendary Lezhnina and pianist!
We love to hear that Amy!
Wonderful class
Hermosa clase
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed.
Wow that was a challenging class! But it was good for me. I am 36 and stopped dancing 11 years ago so I need to get back in shape! Lovey to watch as well.
Have a lot of fun with all our online ballet classes! ❤️
Wonderful, challenging class. The music not from Cinderella or Romeo and Juliet was from Peter and the Wolf...but I can't remember which exercise!
Wonderful
I miss Ernst so much. These ballet masters are lovely, but they are teaching for advanced company dancers and can be too difficult for us to follow at home. I do my best, but they make me feel that I really can't dance, where Ernst made me feel beautiful. It was almost like I was in the studio with him and he was making sure that I understood the settings before I did them. He gives great timing cues, so the music isn't a surprise (unlike some of these exercises!). He gave time between sides of the barre so that those of us in small spaces could adjust before tackling the second side, which is so important at home! And he never added extra movements (oh, and don't forget we have the releve after the first part...???). Please bring back Ernst! It's not that I don't think these ballet masters are wonderful...they are just teaching way above most of us!
Or you could rewatch Ernst's videos?? More instructors and difficulty levels mean more options for everyone.
@@MonicaWWW Haha...I dance for myself at least once a week and I had been using Ernst's classes for most of those since they were made last year (ballet here is still not allowed since March 2020! - plus I am the only teacher within hours of here who offers adult ballet classes, so I have no options other than TH-cam if I want to hear good cues and corrections from a teacher other than myself). I could just about take an exam using Ernst's exercises by now! With only 3 centre classes to work with, I know them off by heart! I've tried a lot of other online classes, but find they are either aimed at Beginner or very Advanced dancers. Ernst's classes were just at the high enough end of Intermediate level to challenge, but not so much as to presume that we are all professional dancers. Plus, as I also mentioned in my comment, he would leave time to adjust between sets, which is so useful when dancing at home so that the crab/spider shuffle doesn't become a muscle memory part of the routine!
@@theballetpress3609 @The Ballet Press If you're a teacher you should know the goal is to push yourself to be better each time whether the exercises remain the same (rewatched videos) or are above or below your level (new videos)? Why would there be a shuffle between sides if you, as a teacher, would know how to remember the exercise and turn to your other side?? Also there are millions of free classes on TH-cam and elsewhere. Really weird of you to tell Dutch National Ballet to REDUCE variety for everyone else.
@@MonicaWWW I'm not the only one to mention that Ernst's classes were preferred, so really weird of you to choose to argue with me about it and not any of the others who say the same...
The shuffling between sides is to do with space. If I turn around at the "barre" (which is my upturned bed) for an exercise that continues on the second side then I can't lift my leg en l'air derriere, so I need to shuffle forward and I have a similar problem with my centre space. I have this with my own students on Zoom so, as the teacher, I don't give combos that continue both sides because, as a teacher, I know that shuffling backwards and forwards can encourage re-adjustment as part of muscle memory in students and I'm working hard to reduce that. Minimising re-adjustment also helps to allow students to focus on the exercise, rather than being distracted by space. This comment about giving time between sides of a combination was actually mentioned by another commenter in the previous barre class presented by Caroline and Caroline herself replied that this was great feedback that would be taken into consideration for future classes, but this video did not take it into consideration.
There are thousands of videos available, you're right. But, as I mentioned in my last reply, most are aimed at professional dancers or beginners. Of course you can vary the level yourself, but that isn't always the best way to experience class. So, by requesting a return of Ernst, I'm actually asking Dutch National to INCREASE the variety of videos available across the entirety of streaming platforms by having a class that is aimed at a level to prevent some of us having to self-adjust, the way I would as a teacher for my own students. I would never have a student of mine take class with me that was too difficult for them and tell them to simply adjust or push yourself harder since it's not at your level. Of course we all work to push ourselves, but only within our own limits. At 36 years old and with only a small amount of time to give myself class in the week, I'm not doing anything wrong by expressing my opinion and preference for a previous style of teaching, as others here have and as people like you want to express for this style. So, I would be grateful if you could stop feeling a need to argue with me over my preferences and my freedom to express them :)
What an amazing and well designed class. Made my mind and muscles think.
Thank you for your kind compliment!
Bellissima classe 🕺❤️🌹🌹🌹
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Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
beautiful Ballet master !!:)
Oml yay, update
Beautiful class as usual although I have to confess that the whole barre to Prokoviev's music was a bit too demanding on my nervous system
Excellent class. Difficult style but would love to see more.
Great to hear you liked it Lil!
Bravooo🤗🤗🤗
I'll have to this for a whole week just to swallow it all.
Fantastic wonderful thank you so much !!!!!🥰🙏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
В Человеке все должно быть прекрасно! Благодарим за это!
Спасибо. Все замечательно!!!Но только для профи.Очень сложно!!
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I enjoyed it, what a challenge . do you have beginner ballet center or barre as well? :0 those dancers are amazing :)
Great Jessica! Maybe some earlier classes are easier for you! We have 14 more classes :)
so beautiful but so much speedy for me...
The music is so beautiful and sometimes unusual for exercices and a bit difficult. It was interesting. Thank you!
And the answer to the question which music was not from the ballets: последнее тандю было под марш из оперы "Любовь к трем апельсинам" ))
yes, the Love for three oranges !
Peter and the Wolf
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Could you please share any ballet CENTRE online? This would be so interesting....
Did you see the other centre classes? th-cam.com/video/BUr5O4BQPS8/w-d-xo.html
@@DutchNatOperaBallet Thank you!!
오후수업꺼9교시요😊
The last piece was from Romeo and Juliet!
Это же Петя и Волк. А кто из них Волк?
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I would love to see Coco work on her hands so she doesn't break the line.
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Good combinations, but the music is very atypical and it's hard to follow because of it. One should just watch the class first and learn the music to be able to do it properly. I don't know why they complicate so much. :(
Music from Romeo and Juliet, for tendus? don't think so! In fact that music was on the whole just plain weird..
And someone teach her how to pronounce "retire". As a teacher you should know the names of steps.