Baryshnikov dances Sinatra and more ( Ballet from A to Z by Mikhail Baryshnikov) 

ES EL MEJOR DEL MUNDO NO CONOSCO DE BALE PERO EL ME ISO AMARLO CUANDO LO VI EN MI ARGENTINA EL EL LUNA PAR DE BUENOA AIRES ARGENTINA Y PODIDO VER POCOS VIDEOS ME GUARTARIA VERLOS TODOS. A PARTIR DE EL E VISTO MUCHOS BUENOS COMO JULIO BOCA PERO ES SIEMPRE FUE EL MEJOR LLEVA EL ARTE EN CADA PEÑO MUVIMIENTO NO DEJA NADA AL AZAR LO MO TENGO HOY 73 GRACIAS A DIOS A ESAS PERSONAS Q NASEN CON ESE DON

+Boxerlady57 I truly envy you in the good way. Greetings form Mexico.

me too.

Me too

Double me too. He is a lighter than air aquarian. Such grace🐦such fluidity, such flight. What,s really great about him is that he breaks away from ballet and goes straight.into modern dance. Like neruda in poetry, sinatra in song and carlin and rosanne in comedy they are all fearless. Oh, how could i forget nicholson in acting and last but not least, the great robin williams.

You are so lucky!

@@LJ-xr5th yes l was better dancers than now vladimir vasiliev ,lavrovsky ....saw all them nmany times .vasiliev nr 1 ever

@@pediatrapaola Sergei Polunin is an amazing dancer today but lacks the discipline of Baryshnikov to stay with a company and do the work. He left the Royal Ballet and was fired from the Paris Opera Ballet. I guess he freelances now? In the late ‘70s and ‘80s I could never get the always sold out Baryshnikov ticket but saw the ABT, NYCB, Alvin Ailey and The Joffrey Ballet frequently seeing the stars “below” Baryshnikov i.e. Peter Martins, Fernando Bujones, Natalia Makarova and Gelsey Kirkland, George Balanchine’s muse. I was fortunate to be a ballet student and every year our class, along with others, attended a lecture with Mr. Joffrey and Gerald Arpino of the The Joffrey Ballet and watched a ballet master class--a highlight of my youth. In Chicago we had a free Chicago Dance Festival that ran for ten years that unfortunately ended a couple of years ago, no doubt due to costs and the work involved as it grew so big but it was wonderful for the community as it brought dance to everyone, regardless of economic status. Perhaps it will be resurrected in some form one day. I hope so as dance should be available to all people and not just those who can afford it.

@@LJ-xr5th polunin is good but is no vasiliev or baryshnikov l saw all the greats back in 70's panov schauffus ..bujones bocca godunov saw so much great times

@@pediatrapaola Just watched performances of Vladimir Vasiliev in Spartacus and Don Quixote -WOW!!!! Unbelievable power, strength and extension! He was amazing! I never saw the Bolshoi Ballet but I so wish I had. He dances like he’s 6 ft. tall but I checked and he was just under 5’8”. He and Alexander Godunov were among the greatest. You certainly saw the best of the best.

And he can actually play well.

And classical guitar.

At Vaganova Ballet school the student learn play piano.

No fake. Google 11 pirouettes in White Nights.