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And all these years later, he is still a "very nice person" and a "very good dancer"! In fact, for me, there is no greater dancer than Vadim Muntagirov and, having had the honour to meet him, I can truly say that he is a very modest person with a gentle soul -- notwithstanding his meteoric rise to the top.
Maybe if Clara was a Treble Voiced Singer, if Louise was a Soprano Voiced Singer, if Mrs. Silberhaus was a Mezzo-Soprano Voiced Singer, and if Grandmother was a Contralto Voiced Singer in The Nutcracker 1835 German Suite Concert.
Maybe if Marie was a Treble Voiced Singer, if Louise was a Soprano Voiced Singer, if Mrs. Stahlbaum was a Mezzo-Soprano Voiced Singer, and if Grandmother was a Contralto Voiced Singer in The Magic Nutcracker 1925 NYC Operetta.
Wait a minute, New Dream Magic Nutcracker Character Dance Card; March of Toy Soldiers, Children's Gallop, Dance of Parents, Harlequin and Columbine, Vivandiere and Soldier, Clara and her Nutcracker, Grandfather Dance, Toys Vs. Mice, Clara and her Prince, Snowflakes, Angels, 12 Pages, Spanish Chocolate, Arabian Coffee, Chinese Tea, Russian Peppermint, Danish Marzipan, Mother Ginger, English Toffee, Dewdrop and her Flowers, and Koklush and the Sugar Plum Fairy.
Wait a minute, New Dream Hard Nut Performance Dance Card; March of Toy Soldiers, Children's Gallop, Dance of Parents, Harlequin and Columbine, Vivandiere and Soldier, Marie and her Nutcracker, Grandfather Dance, Toys Vs. Mice, Marie and her Prince, Snowflakes, Angels, Spanish Chocolate, Arabian Coffee, Chinese Tea, Princess Pirlipat and the Hard Nut, Russian Peppermint, Danish Mirlitons, Mother Ginger, English Toffee, Dewdrop and her Flowers, and Koklush and the Sugar Plum Fairy.
Wait a minute, New Dream Nutcracker Performance Dance Card; March of Toy Soldiers, Children's Gallop, Dance of Parents, Harlequin and Columbine, Vivandiere and Soldier, Grandfather Dance, Toys Vs. Mice, Clara and her Nutcracker, Clara and her Prince, Snowflakes, Angels, Spanish Chocolate, Arabian Coffee, Chinese Tea, Russian Peppermint, Danish Marzipan, Mother Ginger, English Toffee, Dewdrop and her Flowers, and Koklush and the Sugar Plum Fairy.
Wait a minute, New Dream Nutcracker Audio Book Drama Collection; The Nutcracker and the Mouse King 1816 Audio Drama, The History of the Hazel Nutcracker 1844 Audio Drama, and Princess Pirlipatine and the Nutcracker 1919 Audio Drama.
Wait a minute, New Dream Nutcracker Book Collection; 1st Translation, Mulilation, Termination, Retelling, Publishing, Writing, and Illustrating in Book Types.
Wait a minute, New Dream Nutcracker Ballet Collection; The Nutcracker 1892 Russian Ballet, Snowflakes 1911 Boston Ballet-Russes, and The Hard Nut 1991 Brussels Ballet.
I rewatched "Black Swan" in July 2024 and I saw Sarah Lane's name in the "stunt" credits next to other ballerinas. I don't know if it was there at the time or if they have edited and added to it in recent years. But on the other hand, this movie makes me feel better every time I watch it, I'm inspired and am trying to learn ballet.
Jessica Zeller, author of Shapes of American Ballet: Teachers and Training Before Balanchine said a very interesting thing about this idiotic movie: "Black Swan is similarly a relic of a time when ballerinas were voiceless-when, like the swans of Swan Lake, ballet was trapped under the spell of patriarchal leadership. “Women have been raised from such a young age to be a certain degree of deferent in ballet,” she says. “In their training, they don't have a voice; they don't speak; they don't have agency or license.” Many dancers reclaimed that voice when, only a month after Hollywood’s Harvey Weinstein scandal in 2017, NYCB’s Artistic Director, Peter Martins, was accused of sexual harassment and physical and verbal abuse-plunging the ballet community into a #MeToo revolution of its own." You can say that Sarah Lane was a bit of a forerunner to Metoo...the first one who spoke up. Not against direct harassment but against indirect neglect and ignorance.
I see my ballerinas school in this video!!!! PNB 🩰. Summer intensives are so important to keep up the dancers training and staying in shape. A dancer should always go somewhere that will challenge them and for training they can’t necessarily get at their own studio/school. My dancer has trained with some of the top summer intensives, and has grown and worked hard.
It warms my heart to see theys young men doing a art like ballet. You are all like butterflies. We can't stop watching them working on there skils. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thank you.
I feel so down with this.. I love ballet so much... But only way for me to learn it is to self study.. But i don't want it for fun i am serious about it.. And want to be professional 😢😢
Nicolai Tsiskaridze is genuinely disturbed by the overall direction in the ballet world outside Russia to downgrade story telling which people love for parodies like Alice in Wonderland by Christopher Wheeldon. And he is the best we have! And Nicolai Ratmansky - he worked with the Kirov in Russia? Surely all is not lost! We still have Nicolai teaching pre-Imperial Russian dance in the 21st century. He is a master teacher, for he has performed all he teaches. He knows his 15 or 16 year old boys, while amazing to my eye, can't perform the high elevations he did - look at his legs. They need to grow to become 20, and then they have hope. He does as much as he can with delicate porcelain. Anyone who thinks he is too tough on students - see his devotion in this video. He cares.
