BALLERINA NAILS PERFORMANCE!!! 😱😍  

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This is what stood out to me too! She had so much personal style and extra difficulty, yet it didn’t feel off like many do. Easily, this was the best choreography I have ever seen for this and she makes me so jealous at what a beautiful dancer she is. ❤

I have to agree. There was nothing off as far as timing on this - what a pleasure she is to watch!

She was doing great until the developpes, she completely lost the beat in that last section

Ummmmm she did wreck the timing on every last develope. The rest was spot on, but that's the part where timing is most vital and noticeable.

It’s like seeing the soul leave her body through her eyes. 🥺 What gets me is how graceful she is dancing, and then she immediately shifts to moving like an older woman who is hurting from just growing older.. Like, is she really hiding all of that pain while she’s doing all of that performance? Man… I hope she gets the physical and emotional respite she needs to heal herself 😫❤❤❤

@@Lucky9_9 so many dancers flop like that the second they’re not dancing, Tessa does it too, this was the most extreme I’ve seen from these girls…she just looked so depleted and I hope she doesn’t burn out. Dancers push themselves so hard, it’s not the teachers, they push too but to be a dancer is to be a perfectionist and they are their own worst critics. She looked so demoralized it made my heart ache…truth is, it is so much pain, and the body feels wrecked, when you’re not dancing you should be focused on recovery. Icing and resting. The muscles can only take so much and it’s brutal. She’ll get injured if she keeps pushing then it’s over. They have such a short window to have a career as an actual dancer, they have to be careful. One injury can end it all. Martha Graham said "a dancer dies twice - once when they stop dancing, and this first death is the more painful." Obviously you can teach and choreograph etc, but they do this out of passion and love…they sacrifice so much. It’s tragic seeing a dancer develop a condition or sustain an injury.

We have no idea how many hours she danced that day, that week, etc. These dancers train so hard. I’m sure they get worn out!

I know she's had a cold recently, it's possible she's still getting over it

​@KateCarew you can see when she's walking away her arches completely fall and turn in.

Hazlo tu...yaaa iba cansada...todo esto es mucho esfuerzo..eso lo sabe solo la gente q bailo alguna vez.

I agree. Why do so many of them dance superbly but out of time? It’s like they’ve got a different metronome going on?

I’m not a dancer, so I don’t know, but maybe the ballerinas you’re criticizing are just not able to stick to the music as well as Melanie did. Maybe it’s inability instead of arrogance? By the way, speaking of sticking to the beat, there is a brilliant video called “why the music in Cats (2019) is worse than you think“ from a channel called Sideways. The Director told the orchestra to keep up with the singer as the singer should set the pace. Seriously. This Sideways chap is obviously very knowledgable about music. The deconstruction and analysis are probably very accurate (judging from the comments) and also very funny even to someone with me with little knowledge, but a love for a good, justified rant. ❤

@@dronesclubhighjinksyou always follow the soloist. As a classical musician, it’s just how it works. And no, it’s not inability. It’s intentional. They do it to show off their balance and skills. But many forget that ballet isn’t JUST skills. Musicality, elegance, grace, emotions, and so many more are part of ballet

​@@marynoonan6111 having done this variation; it's just hard to play a tambourine above your head with your foot 😅 you're either so focused on technique that you get the foot wacks wrong or you get those in time but you rush the movement. It's not that dancers don't hear that they're off, I think they're just more concerned with their placement and technique and it only takes a fraction of a second to be out of time. That's what makes this variation so difficult, even if the choreography isn't very advanced

@@TwoSetViolinEdits thank you very much for your reply! I’ve learned something new. 🙏💕

I’m so happy these dancers are getting more attention because if social media. ❤

Скажите, а почему она бубном в ритм не попадала?!

Это вариация Медоры из Корсары?

@@user-zu1en6og3n I have absolutely no idea, but a lot of the English comments are praising this dancer’s timing and saying it’s so much better than other ballerinas’ timing. I’m just a casual fan myself.

Да, девушка очень одаренная, такое удовольствие смотреть на неё, прекрасные линии, легкость необыкновенная. Но пару раз действительно немного не попадала бубном в ритм,может, устала просто, многие комментаторы отметили здесь, что именно в этом видео она выглядит изможденной в конце танца.

​@@Irinaskyэто Эсмеральда.

Да,девочка- просто супер, видела много балерин,но Мелани реально выделяется,прекрасные данные, кажется, что всё ей так легко,танцует,как дышит❤👌

She's an extraordinary technician. But she needs to work on her feet and the quality of her dancing.

Наденьте очки и увидите

​@@user-ol9pf4jb6kзачем хамить? Я тоже увидела набор движений, которые последовательно должны выстроиться в танец. Но самого танца нет. Есть прекрасная техника.