The Cellist - Pas de trois (Cuthbertson, Ball, Sambé, The Royal Ballet)

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The Royal Ballet presents the world premiere of Cathy Marston's first work for the Company on the Main Stage. Lauren Cuthbertson, Matthew Ball and Marcelino Sambé perform the pas de trois from The Cellist. Find out more www.roh.org.uk/tickets-and-ev...
Cathy Marston has previously been an Associate Artist of the Royal Opera House and Director of Bern Ballett, and is much in demand internationally. The inspiration for her first work for The Royal Ballet Main Stage is the momentous life and career of the cellist Jacqueline du Pré.
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@RoyalBalletAndOpera Месяц назад

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@pinkcupcake4717 4 года назад

The dancing is so pretty, but I could hear how much fun the string section in the orchestra was having! The music is so beautiful and the orchestra sounded divine playing it. What a stunning ballet overall!

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@maduribeiro1249 4 года назад

Why is Robert pattison dancing ballet

@aliceastoria733 4 года назад

Hahahahahaha, they really look a like but that dancer call Matthew Ball! He is fantastic

@lindamalone6380 3 года назад

Apparently because he's bloody good at it!!! I love the many-talented-quotquo, never a dull moment. (Sorry, but multitalented has been brutally over-used.)

@CH-nb3nz 3 года назад

He could only wish to be this good looking.

@cescman47 4 года назад

I was very fortunate to see this ballet last night and I found it one of the most moving pieces that I have seen for a long time. Cathy Marston has created a piece of dance that transcends just being a piece of entertainment and conveys a powerful message about the nature of artistic creativity and how once gained it can so quickly be lost as to what happened to the Cellist Jacqueline Dupre. All the dancers of the Royal Ballet were magnificent as always, but of course it was Lauren Cuthbertson who was outstanding in the central role, she embodied the character of the cellist body and soul. She was outstanding and I really hope the Royal Ballet revive again. It was a privilege to witness such a great work.

@Rhyzal_ 4 года назад

I remember watching one of the rehearsal videos for this exact segment of the piece. It's pretty cool to see it in its finished form!

@nalabees 4 года назад

world ballet day, when poor matthew cut his eye area on laurens hair clip!

@Ken.Kaleidoscope 4 года назад

Seeing Matthew dance is always a delight

@marianarodrigues8826 4 года назад

The music in 2:20 hits that sweet spot of epic and emotional and is the reason i watch this every single day

@rusoprui 4 года назад

Cello and dancers are heaven

@MusicMatters95 4 года назад

I saw this last night. It was truly beautiful, both the music and the dancing. It's also a very moving and emotional experience.

@ziyle5238 4 года назад

I saw this live and it was very moving and a joy to watch I even cried at parts .

@eurekamreum5458 4 года назад

Absolutely beautiful, so glad to see Lauren recovered so well!

@nancycampbell1204 4 года назад

One of the most beautiful experiences to watch these amazing artists. Just incredible. Marcelino was perfection.

@carolineparsons7752 4 года назад

Cathy Marston - you are a genuis. You have captured the essence of Jacqueline du Pre. You are in a league of your own

@thegladys2651 4 года назад

Thank you very much for uploading this video. I think we all agree we need the DVD though LOL Regards and applauses from Chile. Wonderful piece created by Miss Cathy Marston

@phoenix8846 4 года назад

Wow! Simply stunning.

@WelHD 4 года назад

2:12 this moment is amazing to watch Sambé and the synchronization with the orchestra

@sherlollywatson1519 4 года назад

I really like the profession, grace and fluency of the dancers movements. While some points of the choreogrphy didn't make much sense to me, I'm quite impressed how well a pas de trois can look on stage. Overall it's truly a stunning performance.

@iwolff1177 4 года назад

Saw this last night. Blown away!

@FallacyAsPraxis 3 года назад

Beautiful. I could watch them dance all day.

@ai51inn 4 года назад

Oh so beautiful, I'm in tears... can't wait to see this live x

@konstadinakaiafa1211 4 года назад

Beautiful in every way

@aliceastoria733 4 года назад

I'm so in love with the choreography and the music is so good i wish the musics was in spotify

@rachc2236 4 года назад

Beautiful

@vikautkina7670 4 года назад

Очень красиво, завораживает...

@katydidiy 3 года назад

Ballet has given us dance with props - lutes tankards tambourines flowers but a human cello? My god how incredibly brave and beautiful!

@cmikelson3193 4 года назад

There should be a credit for the cellist performing as the soloist for the Elgar Concerto. Beautiful playing!

@hk6970 4 года назад

I thought they are using Du Pré's recording.

@lafemmesanspseudo7840 4 года назад

No, I think it is one of the ROH cellists, a lady (but I forgot her name :/)

@irenfolie 4 года назад

Interesting choreography! I like how passionate is dancing the girl.

@ireriglz1166 4 года назад

Es muy bello, saludos desde México

@daphmumford Год назад

Wonderful

@sfmpbcptlp 9 месяцев назад

WOW!

@eg5660 4 года назад

I'm yet to see the full of The Cellist, but judging by the excerpts I have mixed opinions so far. Seems some of the comment section seems to agree... nonetheless, lovely to see Cuthbertson, Ball and Sambé.

@Callalilly45 4 года назад

I've watched all the rehearsal videos for this ballet, seeing it on stage like this is amazing. I would kill to see it live! unfortunately it's not even playing at cinemas in my province. Please release it as a DVD!

@lafemmesanspseudo7840 4 года назад

Yes please ! I saw it at the cinema but would gladly see it again (and again).

@harmonandrews2849 9 месяцев назад

it's now on ROH sream

@RafaelSantos-xl1ut 3 года назад

I absolutely adore this performance 🥰🥰🥰

@lindamalone6380 3 года назад

i love the way in which that very instant of surrender and capture was expressed. For me, better than The Red Shoes.. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful choreography. Seamless. At first, I didn't appreciate that the pleats on his shirt represented the strings. Ditto, beautiful!!! Art, thou art oxygen for the soul!!!! (Whoa! Just looked at some of the other comments. Glad I didn't write this then, I would have been derivatived to shreds! But, I would have looked good!)

@annasahlstrom6109 4 года назад

Marcelino is such a gorgeous cello!

@intranquiltiming 8 месяцев назад

It’s an homage to a specific journey.

@Sandrah326 Год назад

Muito lindo! 🙏❤️💐👏👏👏🇧🇷🖖

@mathildewesendonck7225 4 года назад

So Matthew Ball is young Maestro Barenboim?

@itamarbar9580 4 года назад

Yes

@mvlfoyedits.7379 4 года назад

Yup

@lilarose785 3 года назад

The man dressed in black looks like he came out of a greek painting

@jealousharibo 4 года назад

It's sad, but the music sounds better than the movements look.

@esejsnake1503 4 года назад

Yes exactly.

@BernardProfitendieu 4 года назад

I am in tears. TEARS I TELL YOU!! oh, boo hoo hoo!! Never have a seen a derivative choreographer plumb such depths of derivation!! oh, sob, sob!! Like all the other subscribers here I am WEEPING!! someone hand me a handkerchief, won't you? I am just too OVERCOME to stand up and fetch one my self. TEARS, I tell you!!!

@helmer9367 4 года назад

🙄

@irmantaskaruzas4492 4 года назад

Get a grip woman.

@BernardProfitendieu 4 года назад

@@irmantaskaruzas4492 Yes, all these dope pretending to be in tears over this tripe ought to get a grip

@eurekamreum5458 2 года назад

@@BernardProfitendieu ma'am, people are allowed to get emotional over anything they want, if this piece of choreography does that for them, let it be.

@localeditor2148 4 года назад

I'm wondering if its just this stand-alone piece that looks like a polyamory theme, or if its the whole ballet. Thoughts from folks who saw the whole thing?

@lafemmesanspseudo7840 4 года назад

Polyamory with the love for her husband and the love for music then ! The dancer in brown (Marcelino Sambé) is representing the cello, and the one in black (Matthew Ball) Daniel Barenboïm (conductor and husband).

@lizholzer4930 Год назад

I do wonder what Barenboim thinks of this. Makes me feel a little uneasy, like it’s kind of an invasion of privacy. That said, I thought the dancing and playing were wonderful.

@bucciba 4 года назад

Very well danced but the music is way stronger and their movements appear too weak

@Galastel 5 месяцев назад

I wonder what it's like to be a living person, and the subject of a ballet. Have a personal, complicated and emotional time of your life exposed on stage. Have somebody you love turned into a character. Not sure it's right to do that to a person.

@hk6970 4 года назад

I'm sorry ,i don't like it at all.It's not creative or interesting.Marston is really lucky to be working with these great artists.

@BalletomaneM 4 года назад

These three magnificent dancers deserve much better than this horrible choreography.

@BernardProfitendieu 4 года назад

all that supposedly emotive flinging around in the misguided MacMillan style is not a place 202O choreographers should be looking to for their derivations. It's actually laughable.