Hugo Marchand Paris Opera Ballet Etoile Greatest Moments

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  • čas přidán 13. 07. 2022
  • Subscribe: ‪@TheBunduBallerina‬ The marvellous Hugo Marchand of the Paris Opera Ballet has been one of their top-ranking Etoiles for 5 years. This video celebrates some of his greatest moments! Follow me on Facebook: / thebunduballerina Follow me on Instagram: / thebunduballerina
    Thanks to the uploaders of the following videos:
    Esmeralda: • Esmeralda Pas de deux,... ‪@simoballet‬
    Bayadere: • La bayadère: Variatio... ‪@agnesu2641‬
    Duo Concertant: • Duo Concertant - Hugo ... ‪@simoballet‬
    Romeo & Juliet: • Hugo Marchand Dorothé... ‪@AllaboutBallet‬
    Dances at a Gathering: • Dances at a Gathering ... ‪@simoballet‬
    Grand Pas Classique: • Video ‪@worldwideballet6370‬
    Swan Lake: • Hugo Marchand - Siegfr... ‪@ballodelgranduca3265‬
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Komentáře • 56

  • @galinayepanchina6443
    @galinayepanchina6443 Před 2 lety +33

    Marchand's dancing reminds me of something George Balanchine said to his dancers:
    'What are you waiting for? What are you saving for? Now is all there is.'
    He glides effortlessly across the stage, without a care in the world, except to his dancing. It's like nothing matters more than now, nothing matters more than dancing, and there is nothing to wait for, nothing to lose. Only now.

    • @evelynkrebs6328
      @evelynkrebs6328 Před rokem +2

      he is great

    • @philzmusic8098
      @philzmusic8098 Před rokem

      That's strange. He dances perfectly and effortlessly, but I don't feel that he is giving it his all. Perhaps the POB style is simply more restrained than the Royal Ballet or NYCB. In any case, he is to be admired.

    • @isabellenelson6540
      @isabellenelson6540 Před rokem +1

      @@philzmusic8098 look at Body and soul by Crystal Pite , just the trailer and you will see that he’s giving it all ..!!!

    • @rmp7400
      @rmp7400 Před 8 měsíci +2

      ​@@philzmusic8098
      Different personalities give different stage vibes to different viewers...
      Can you recall how many mistook the late, great Erik Bruhn as cold, due to his perceived style of dance? And yet, Rudolph Nureyev quipped:
      "He (Bruhn) is so cold that when I touch him, he burns me."

  • @cynthiafletcher9845
    @cynthiafletcher9845 Před 2 lety +25

    Aside from being charming, handsome and humble, Hugo immerses himself in each role and becomes the character as he executes very difficult choreography with such joy. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

  • @ducaticarrie2320
    @ducaticarrie2320 Před 2 lety +23

    Hugo is 1m92 for 85 kg.
    That makes his gravitational center much higher and therefore any mistake is extremly hard to correct.
    The Solor variation and the Grand Pas Classique were filmed during Covid so he hadn't trained as much as he usually would have.
    As for his personality, he is as beautiful as a human as he is as a Dancer.
    Thank you for posting!

  • @tarantellalarouge7632
    @tarantellalarouge7632 Před 2 lety +13

    un chef d'oeuvre de la nature et de la culture .....

  • @elizzy8754
    @elizzy8754 Před 2 lety +12

    Perfection, phenomenal. Marchand is only 28 and was made an Etoile at 23 years of age. This is a superb compilation: there are too many good moments to mention but I particularly liked Dream and Gathering. Loved the playful flourish at 0:36 in in Esmeralda!

  • @eugenia870
    @eugenia870 Před 2 lety +15

    Hugo is a already a great dancer, and is still young with a lot of potential for getting even better!

  • @user-sj4ef8cm2g
    @user-sj4ef8cm2g Před 5 měsíci +2

    Great artistry and tecnique shows joy of the dance feels the music

  • @DavidLeBlanc
    @DavidLeBlanc Před 2 lety +15

    Fast, agile and very precise. Thank you for a good showcase of Marchand's talents, Bundu Ballerina.

  • @SuddenUpdraft
    @SuddenUpdraft Před 7 měsíci +3

    When he jumps it’s as though time stands still for a moment as he floats in the air.

  • @pippaseaspirit4415
    @pippaseaspirit4415 Před rokem +6

    I love the way he just floats in the air! So much elegance and power.

  • @anastasialenkova-molchalin5874

    He's nearly perfect. I'm not sure if he or Alu is the better, but he's one of the best. I wish I could see him live.

    • @DavidLeBlanc
      @DavidLeBlanc Před 2 lety +7

      Two wonderful dancers. Just enjoy them both and don't worry who is better.

    • @classicalaid1
      @classicalaid1 Před rokem +1

      @@DavidLeBlancI expect Alu is the more eccentric in real life and a subtle paradoxical quality pervades his exceptionally fine and riveting work. Marchand is dependable, virile, with a perfect physique, processing a strong technique and straight forward demeanor. They are both endearing and quite different from each other in temperament. They are both great. Admittedly I miss Farouk Ruzimatov, an artist both these contemporary gentlemen could learn from.

  • @lollylula6399
    @lollylula6399 Před 2 lety +14

    Lovely. Nice lines, clean dancing, and very natural acting & presence. A well deserved position. Thanks for putting together such a compilation showing him in various roles and styles 🙏🏼💞✨

  • @foropera
    @foropera Před rokem +5

    For such a tall boy his general vivacity and legs work is incredibly precise and quicksilver.

  • @ellenscuzzarello8020
    @ellenscuzzarello8020 Před 2 lety +8

    Braverrimo, a volte eternamente espressivo, a volte molto ridente. Grazie

  • @joannesimmons4586
    @joannesimmons4586 Před 2 lety +7

    A truly magnificent classical dancer

  • @vladpolushkin3610
    @vladpolushkin3610 Před 2 lety +6

    Joy to watch! Thank you.

  • @kellyantoniadou8897
    @kellyantoniadou8897 Před 2 lety +9

    Aww thank you! I wanted to see more of this fantastic dancer after your compilation of the Paris Opera male etoiles! I liked his musical phrasing in the Solor variation and the fact that he does not cheat on his en dehor in his grand jetes! Well, just to name a few about what is to like in this dancer

  • @margaretnoble4805
    @margaretnoble4805 Před 2 lety +8

    Lucky, lucky Paris.

  • @markbeck8384
    @markbeck8384 Před rokem +3

    Who couldn't love him.? I mean really. This is just beautiful stuff, and he's a happy guy. This pleasure in movement is just so pure and inescapable.

  • @markbeck8384
    @markbeck8384 Před 7 měsíci +1

    There is something about him. The dancing is beautiful, but i think it is maybe his face: there is such great intelligence/personality/presence there. You want to watch him. You want to know what the character is feeling. He makes it feel like there are depths beneath the surface.

  • @nadiawrede6277
    @nadiawrede6277 Před rokem +3

    Совершенство во всех аспектах танца,пластики,техники,выразительности.Лёгкий,блистательный танцовщик ❤

  • @user-us9ld8wm1o
    @user-us9ld8wm1o Před rokem +2

    Прекрасный танцор и потрясающий "породистый" красавец. Удовольствие смотреть. 👏

  • @user-dl4my8ms5i
    @user-dl4my8ms5i Před rokem +3

    Очень красивый танец, завораживает. У кого он учился? Такие "певучие" руки. Музыкален и умеет получать удовольствие от исполнения. Его манера так и просится в душу. Хорош!

  • @hadas447
    @hadas447 Před rokem +2

    what a dancer.

  • @gyorgytibrea4076
    @gyorgytibrea4076 Před rokem +1

    Nagyszerű balettmüvész . Gratulálok! Tisztelettel, György Tibrea. Nagyon ügyes. Sok-sok sikert kívánok a továbbiakban.

  • @voraciousreader3341
    @voraciousreader3341 Před rokem +2

    It’s amazing how vitally important live music is to ballet, at least to me. During the “Esmeralda” solo-to recorded music-Marchand’s dancing, while beautiful, seems impersonal to me, as though he’s going through the motions. All I could do was admire his graceful athleticism. Even if it’s a clunky, tinny sounding, out of tune rehearsal piano, you can see how important the immediacy of the music is in ballet.

  • @Sandrah326
    @Sandrah326 Před 2 lety +2

    Lindo!🙏❤️💐👏👏👏🇧🇷🖖

  • @margaretbinnie6600
    @margaretbinnie6600 Před rokem +2

    M. Marchand is a joy to see.

  • @isabellenelson6540
    @isabellenelson6540 Před rokem +1

    Il manque juste à ce best off, sa prestation magistrale dans Body and soul de Crystal Pite.. une merveille d’une puissance émotionnelle et artistique de toute beauté ❤

  • @lucywithflowers5824
    @lucywithflowers5824 Před 2 lety +2

    UFO

  • @ioioioioio265
    @ioioioioio265 Před 2 lety +12

    I must admit that french are precise, always on music, and pretty. But I don't know why, I prefer russian.

    • @kellyantoniadou8897
      @kellyantoniadou8897 Před 2 lety +4

      Well yeah, when Russians can get over their fixations with the high extensions and the super slow tempos where they just shift from pose to pose, then they are better, I agree with you.

    • @galinayepanchina6443
      @galinayepanchina6443 Před 2 lety +6

      @IOIO IOIOIO
      The French also focus more on legs, whereas Russians focus more on arms.

    • @ioioioioio265
      @ioioioioio265 Před 2 lety +1

      @@galinayepanchina6443 Interesting.

    • @ioioioioio265
      @ioioioioio265 Před rokem

      @@kellyantoniadou8897 I wrote something not so clear, I can'speak english well. Maybe you 're right, but I think russian put in dance something more of soul, and even their study of estensione has this end. French are like nice robots.

    • @foropera
      @foropera Před rokem

      Rissian guys especially from Bolchoi are trained like Circus athletes and the goal is to be spectacular even if it is no more Royal court tradition and often with a loss of turn out. French dancers follow Cechetti's school with an emphasis on the "bas de jambe" work, and no stretched arms (forbiden). If we could mixt a little of both schools...

  • @ivelinapancheva3681
    @ivelinapancheva3681 Před 2 lety +12

    French I think are more elegant. They have steely legs and balance.

  • @karennoble1076
    @karennoble1076 Před 2 lety +4

    Dear Bundu Ballerina, truly great dancer, video and Balanchine comment!
    Pls check out this unique, so creative, spectacular
    G-20 Gala Excerpt from Swan Lake, from China.
    Amazing how the orientals choreographed the most famous occidental ballet!

  • @user-or7hb7fv4v
    @user-or7hb7fv4v Před 2 lety +2

    Мне больше понравилась работа рук.

  • @elenochka1762
    @elenochka1762 Před 2 lety +9

    Мелкая техника - да, а прыжки слабые, да и верчение среднее.

    • @lydiapnevmaticou3857
      @lydiapnevmaticou3857 Před 2 lety +4

      Jumping is always more difficult for very tall dancers, like Hugo. But it is certain that he will improve, as he works very hard. He once said he realized that to dance is his only choice in life; so he has no choice but to improve.

    • @nadiawrede6277
      @nadiawrede6277 Před rokem +1

      Я с вами не согласна,выучен до совершенства,не к чему придраться,смотришь и наслаждаешься.Давно не было таких аристократов на сцене

    • @user-nv2ov1wj7u
      @user-nv2ov1wj7u Před rokem +2

      Кто из русских артистов балета лучше на данный момент по вашему?

    • @user-kz8zo7qi6w
      @user-kz8zo7qi6w Před měsícem

      На счёт прыжков я согласна, но остальное прекрасно. Потом он такой высокий!
      Мне лично нравится Денис Родькин, но у него такие кошачьи манеры, Hugo более аристократичен и у него в танце все доказано. У Дениса есть такая романтическая недосказанность загадка. Но оба прекрасны.

    • @user-kz8zo7qi6w
      @user-kz8zo7qi6w Před měsícem

      Досказано.