Natalia Marakova Tribute - Tiler Peck + Ensemble - 2012 Kennedy Center Honors

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@Jayjen35 3 года назад

I love how all of the dancers being honored always "examine" the dancers doing the tributes to them. It's like they are going to give them notes a the end of the program backstage!

@philipkuttner7945 2 года назад

Makarova looks like a tough sell. Not a hint of a smile.

@baldrick1485 Месяц назад

The same for ice dance.

@SuperEfexor 3 года назад

Tiler Peck is my favourite...

@12bellamusica 4 года назад

This tribute was beautiful!! So elegant and artistic.

@shimmerine1 4 года назад

Time seems to stop during the Romeo and Juliet part. So wonderful

@user-vg4xs5rf8c Год назад

Makarova's face reflected that she was on stage working with them, not unusual for any trained, experienced dancer. And for any dancer who trained the others it is a curse and a blessing.

@jonnarobinson7541 Год назад

Natalia Markova was the greatest ballerina of her generation.

@baldrick1485 Месяц назад

If only you wrote her name correctly.

@micheladessanti4278 Год назад

VIVA NATALIA !!!!!!

@lauraquintero1423 Год назад

WOWWW

@bobloblaw9679 3 года назад

beautiful dancers, but so jarring to see the tiny snippets from such huge ballets. then seeing odile standing next to giselle o.o i concur with natalia's facial expressions.

@Jayjen35 3 года назад

What was going on with her facial expressions?

@msbeejones 3 года назад

lol

@mukha28med 10 лет назад

it's Makarova, not Marakova

@user-oc5sm1zs5z 4 месяца назад

Makarova, not Marakova!!

@balletforever7993 3 года назад

Who is the black swan .?

@robertarthur3889 3 года назад

Veronica Part....a Russian dancer who was a Principal Dancer at American Ballet Theater. She got let go, if Im not mistaken at the end of her career from ABT, I was shocked because she was dancing soo well to be let go.

@kab680 7 лет назад

🌈🌈🌈💕💕💕

@foropera 2 года назад

Respectable and nice tribute...but it's hard to be transcendal such short slices of ballet ( except the Romeo & Juliet). Maybe that the lack of reaction of Makarova comes from that lack of transcendance and romantic mood. Maybe she is stressed also... Tyler Peck which I find the best, is a wonderful Balanchine virtuoso Ballerina, but Other Dances are about Russian art of épaulements, and this is frustrating.

@jonnarobinson7541 Год назад

She was trained at the Vaganova school where epaulament is stressed. She always had such beautiful arms an upper body carriage.

@farabulsara5091 8 лет назад

я конечно дико sorry, but они ни ХЭрра танцевать классику не умеют, а Макаровой поклон

@giaflowers2994 3 года назад

She was not the greatest technician nor the best actor with this stunning artistry we the public were brainwashed to believe...I think her downer stone face started and stayed after she witnessed the extreme brillance of Tiler Peck in OTHER DANCES...Natalia never danced it quite as stunning as Tiler...The rest of that nights dancers were not intimidating or that brilliant...but Tiler is like no other...its that un namable quality...and it put miss m way off for the rest of the night...she was pissed...why wasnt I as good as Tiler...she was thinking and it read all over her sour puss face the rest of the show.

@kdub10009 2 года назад

100% agree!!

@giaflowers2994 3 года назад

Why didnt makarova smile even once? She was not that amazing and only her defection and PR machine in the US made her a star...in Russia she would never have been as huge a star.

@philzmusic8098 Год назад

She was prima ballerina at the Kirov in the 60s. It doesn't get much better than that. From Wikipedia: "The History of Dance," published in 1981, notes that "her performances set standards of artistry and aristocracy of dance which mark her as the finest ballerina of her generation in the West."