the snowflake piece is always my favorite to see how each production interprets their own snowflakes and their accessories (they’re holding what looks like snowballs, the russian ballet used snowball headbands,etc) and really makes it their own!!
the choreography was so beautifully and uniquely done for this whole performance! my favorite part is the snowflakes!! it always has been my favorite part of the nutcracker
This is just not a "Ballet". THIS is "THE NYC Ballet Co Production" and it is absolutely THE most beautiful version of this Story. I was fortunate to have a few Friends who danced with the Company and this Ballet in particular. So for years I would go by myself to support my Friends and it was always so special and a treat. When my Son & Nephews turned 6yrs, we started going every Year and inadvertently established a wonderful, Family Christmas Tradition. We'd all Taxi from School and Work, & meet for early Dinner at a Restaurant right across the street from Lincoln Ctr. They hung a huge, decorated Christmas Tree "upside down" in the center of the Restaurant. Memorable for sure! When the Kids turned around 10yrs, we asked them if they wanted to stop going & do something else instead of the Ballet? There was always an emphatic response of "No"!! So for almost 15yrs and more, Christmas didn't seem Christmas without The NYC Ballet Nutcracker! Amazingly, it was always so wonderful each & every time. Our Family remains SO grateful to have that opportunity to go see some of the greatest Dancers in the World dance this beautiful Story. Truly Special. I hope they NEVER change the Sets in that awful way when Companies try to "modernize". The FEELING this Set created in the stunning Koch Theatre is like no other. Nothing can match that truly Magical Snowflake Dance when the Snow begins to gently fall - breathtaking. So Thank you NYC Ballet Co. Thank you Lincoln Center. and Thank You NYC for continuing to embrace the Arts and offer Experiences to the Public, those like The Nutcracker, that enrich and fulfill our Hearts and Minds! p.s. another THANK YOU to whomever posted this so I can continue to share this particular Production with my Grandchildren!!
Great job NYC Ballet. Having so many children in the production makes it special since The Nutcracker is a child's fantasy. The 1993 version is also on RU-vid and is pretty much the same except there is a narrator.
I love this classic version of the ballet, every detail to illustrate Clara-Marie's dream is done so beautifully, the sets, the costumes, the music and of course the dancing! Thank you so much for posting.
I really like this version in that it keeps the same Clara and Prince throughout rather than swapping them out for a more mature couple to do the more advanced dancing in the second act. Also it hasn't extended Dossellmeyer's role to a universal compere as seems to have become the fashion. After all what maiden having a first romance with a young Prince would want her creepy old uncle popping up all over the place.
New York City Ballet Nutcracker makes me tear up because my dance studio does Nutcracker NYCB style (Balanchine style), and ive done many of these parts with practically the same dances. It just makes me want it to be Nutcracker performance times again. My studio just now performed Nutcracker a few weeks ago, and I cried at bows for the last show. The dancing, music, and story is just so beautiful. I’m very excited to perform next year and for what part I will get.
I absolutely loved it great job guys.....I also loved that yall had kids in it because kids add so much joy to the show.......in December I was in a production of The Nutcracker with Ballet Indiana and it was an all children's Nutcracker with the added adults in the party scene Drosselmeyer and Mother Ginger. I was one of the party parents and I was the makeup artist for Mother Ginger
Thank you for recording this omg… I saw this tonight and I loved it. Nutcracker’s transformation into a lil boy was the best three seconds of the month so far.
Never mind comments on the NYC Ballet, the conductor and orchestra, the dancers. It's the music I'm here for! I am so lucky that Tchaikovsky wrote this beautiful and imaginative work, and that in these times, I can listen to a recording of it.
@@user-dc5wc5gh7x Это не клоуны, это леденцы или леденцовые трости! А вас не смущает в хореографии Петипа не показана Матушка Гигон-Имбирь со своими Полишинелями, и что Петипа исковеркал всю изначальную хореографию балета в угоду совкам? И только Баланчин придерживается исконной хореографии. Честно говоря и от всей души хореография Петипа - наиотвратительнейшая в мире, касательно Щелкуна. Баланчину - БРАВО и вечная слава!!!💖❤💖
Потрясающий спектакль!Необычайно красиво,блестящее исполнение.Пусть он совсем другой,чем в Большом,но я считаю,не хуже ничуть!!!Он более детский,но в блестящем исполнении и взрослых и детей.Смотреть интересно,не оторваться!!!Бравоо!!!
Ну да, очень мило. Мы с дочкой насмеялись вдоволь тк ей не понятно почему это балетом называется. Она теперь бегает по дому и изображает их. Зато теперь есть с чем сравнивать.
@@user-dr8xv5wu4s мы с моей младшей дочкой тоже посмеялись . Она у меня студентка консерватории , учится , кстати , на дирижёра оркестра . Она работу дирижёра оценила на " троечку" -- мадам дирижёр так "разогнала" оркестр , что танцоры за ним едва успевали , да ещё и на сцену , похоже не смотрела , уткнувшись в партитуру .
I love Megan Fairchild, Joaquín De Luz, Adam Hendrickson, Colby Clark, Ask la Cour, Gwyneth Muller, Fiona Brennan, Maximillian Brooking Landegger, Ashley Bouder, Teresa Reichlen, Daniel Ulbricht, Tiler Peck, Antonio Carmena, Brittany Pollack, Adrian Danching-Waring, Andrew Scordato, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Lauren Lovette, Troy Schumacher, and Justin Peck.
I really prefer the Arabian with a couple, rather than only one dancer. With a male and female, it takes on a sensuality and eroticism that the music demands.
The best Arabian that I've seen (and I've seen many Nutcrackers) was done by the University of Utah Ballet many years ago (directed by Willem Christensen)! It was done with a few men and one woman but the magic was there!!
@@adelasussman3838 That sounds wonderful! My favorite Arabian of all is done by the Russian dancers Sergey Chumakov and Elena Petrichenko. They are amazing dancers and acrobats.
TE SERÉ FIEL " MI ÁNGEL, TINITO. ". HASTA EL ULTIMO DÍA DE MI EXCISTENCIA , AQUÍ EN ESTE MUNDO." TE IDOLATRO, CORAZON. ¡¡ TE EXTRAÑO , MUCHO , MI F.!!.
En Los Minutos 19:37 19:38 19:39 19:40 19:41 19:42 19:43 19:44 19:45 19:46 19:47 19:48 19:49 19:50 19:51 19:52 19:53 19:54 19:55 19:56 19:57 Ese Ruido Que Suena Cuando El Cascanueces Esta Partiendo Las Nueces Se Parece Mucho Al Ruido Que Hace Una Locomotora De Vapor Cuando Va Avanzando Por Las Vias
@@erpollock There is music for scene change after "Danse Großvater" and it is Grand scène fantastique: la métamorphose du salon . I don't see point to put music from other ballet. Beautiful Ent'acte from The Sleeping Beauty for solo violin and orchestra from act 2 don't belong in The Nutcracker.
Ну, что сказать: красочно, очень понравилось 1 действие, особенно хороши дети, но только не в образе нелепых ангелочков. Хореография Баланчина скудновата, на мой вкус. Принц и принцесса вместе не смотрятся, он для нее мелковат, или она крупновата, возможно. Ведь внешнюю эстетику никто не отменял, надо тщательнее подбирать партнеров, но может некого, не знаю. Почему принц и принцесса в зеленоватых костюмах? По-моему, этот цвет не выигрышно смотрится в дивертисменте. Вообще, легкости танцорам не хватает, поддержки вымученные, все время думаешь, он ее удержит?
