More Sweetly Play The Dance - William Kentridge - in entirety - Arles 

I too saw this in Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town. I was first drawn by the music, went into the room and was captured by the music and visual masterpiece. I could have sat there forever watching and listening. It touched my soul.

I just saw this in Ottawa, Ontario Canada. I wish everyone could see it in person. I'm grateful to view this video but seeing it in person is so much more intense and moving.

J'en peux plus de revoir cette vidéo en boucle pour la spé d'art plastique

I had watched the show once in Cincinnati, can't shake it out of my mind since then, the music was just very brain-washing and impressive.

I saw - and heard - this stunning installation at Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin in the summer 2016... It was a huge experience. I actually saw it twice in a row!

I saw it couple of days ago in Luisiana, Humlebæk, Denmark. It was just perfect and I can't forget it.

I saw this in Cape Town just before we put the planet on lockdown. I was truly awestruck--especially by this piece. Sad. Spooky. Happy. Surreal. Worrying. Bold. Grandiose. Shocking. Pensive... all at once. You have to see it a few times to see what you missed the previous few times!

Saw it in Cape Town, at Zeitz MOCAA last year...I went back to it so many times. Fantastic work 🖤

I remember seeing this at the Cincinnati Art Museum, and it remains the most amazing piece of art I've ever witnessed (up there with Broadway's THE LION KING).

I saw this in Bruge, some years ago, completely by chance. It was absolutely incredible! As was the whole of his exhibition.

I experienced this in a Mexican museum in Morelia and it was wonderful. The music, the visuals and the meaning is mesmerizing. Loved it!

saw it today at Mudam, in Luxembourg, and can't get over it. it is incredibly beautiful and moving.

I saw this just today in the Cincinnati Art Museum. Such a powerful piece. I started getting emotional all over again when I was in the next room and could hear the loop starting up again.

I saw this piece in Barcelona Contemporary Center of Culture (CCCB) in 2021 year. It was an extraordinary experience. Thanks for remember

Experienced this yesterday at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Amazing piece. I'll definitely go back for another viewing.

I experienced this masterpiece last year in Alberta. It was truly an unforgettable experience

Saw this in Cincinnati and still processing it. A marvelous work.

Saw it in Rennes, France a few weeks ago. Fantastic but must be experienced in person!

Saw it in Milwaukee, really enjoyed this, the band music was also very pleasant.

have seen it once in Berlin MGB. Thanks for recording it in total. Still "Gänsehaut"-feeling!

I have seen this nine times and keep noticing things. The woman in the long dress pulling the clocklike thing and the woman at the end with the gun both vanish.

We just visited The net Zeitz Mocaa in Capetown where it is shown at a temporary exhibition. Fantastisch en meeslepend. Het blijft hangen ...

I watched this today at Kochi muziris Biennale, Kerala.It was awesome.I loved every bit❤️😍

Saw this in Ottawa, really loved it!

Gorgeous, astonishing!

It's just fantastic, very impressive!

Amazing work!! I saw it in Athens a couple of weeks ago. Stunning!!

Saw it. It’s a real mind-blower!

I saw this a couple of years ago on Kochi-muziris Biennale.. Thanks a lot for uploading

oh Wiliam Kentridge! Marvelous south africain artiste Asgeir

Saw this at Zeitz MOCCA. It’s an amazing piece. Keep returning to it

I experienced this amazing art yesterday in Kochi Biennale. The music was awesome...still playing in my head.. Thank you Mr.Kentridge for playing it in Kerala..India.

Saw this recently in Etla, Oaxaca, Mexico!! Amazing, beautiful!!! Such a good dream!!

Saw this in Saltzburg (Museum der Moderne Salzburg), Austria. I hope to see it again in Japan...

Saw it in capetown. Absolutely stunning!

Cincinnati fine arts museum! One of the most incredible installations I’ve witnessed.

Bouleversant, envoûtant, émouvant ce montage me hante encore un an après. Un grand artiste !

strong work

vu à fort Cochin en Inde pour la biénale d'art contemporain, une des plus belle émotion de mon séjour...

Saw this at the Kochi Muziris Biennale, it was mesmerizing!

qué bello!!!

One of the most beautiful and profound pieces of art work/performance I have ever seen.

Saw this at the Cincinnati Art Museum.

In Kochi, the Biennale...watched on a loop for 2.5 hrs

Thank you for capturing this. I've been thinking about this piece every since I witnessed it in Amsterdam in 2015. Lovely.

I keep returning to this piece. First saw it at the Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town. Such a great piece of the dance macabre.

I saw it today at National Gallery in Ottawa; a remarkable work, very flowing and evocative. Great music too.

i saw this in the silo at the va in captown

Absolutely spectacular. I'd love to get a copy of the complete song; if anyone knows how I might do so, I'd greatly appreciate your input.

my prof just sent me here and ....Wow....its bacchic, dionysian....monumental! It also seems to carry with it a sense of apocalypse, renewal.... Wow.

It is haunting. Hard to understand and moving. I saw it in Milwaukee and went three times. It’s like the struggle of life.

Are they showing this at the Broad museum (Los Angeles) exhibit?

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Museum für angewandte Kunst. Luxemburg. 31.03.21

Does anyone know where I can download or listen to the soundtrack of this? Thanks x

Would like to see it in person. It touches me deep inside.

Hello, I'm not sure at all what most of this artwork symbolizes or means. Could somebody please explain what this artwork actually was?

Any Ottawan?

Saw this last weekend at the Milwaukee Art Museum preceded by a very informative lecture. The piece was amazing and haunting. Tangential: There was a long row of school chairs for viewers, but unfortunately twice as many people as chairs. I was irritated to see a dozen kids (6-12 years) sitting, leaving a large tour group of seniors to stand for 20-30 mins. behind the chairs of the seated kids. Not all the parents were clueless, there were several other kids who sat on the floor next to their parent/guardian and gave up their chairs to adults.

Die Music kommt nicht so gut rüber wie im Orginal…..also vor Ort anschauen und sich etwas Zeit nehmen ..Gänzehautfeeling ...gut kommentiert

Do I hear the mutated version of the woody woodpecker theme song in this song? You can be a slave but with a mind and a body you can't be enslaved.this is Sara' husband... Call me Eddie spaghetti. Peace!

Les pattes aux beurres c’est pas si mal en fin de compte.

American Noh theater

This video really doesn´t give enough credit to this work. Very bad angle and why film the gap between 2 screens for most of the time. 11 Screens are there ... Faboulous work of WK. At the moment at the MUDAM.

Je dois analyser ça pour mon bac, je vais foiré mon bac sur cette merde

is it me or this is about colonization?

I fell asleep while trying to watch this

Warum so langweilig

Wish I could get back that 15 minutes of my life that I spent watching this crap. How anyone find this impressive is beyond me.