Insights: The Royal Ballet in rehearsal
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- čas přidán 18. 04. 2022
- Join The Royal Ballet as they rehearse Scènes de ballet / A Month in the Country / Rhapsody, ahead of it opening on the Main Stage on 23 April. Tickets: www.roh.org.uk/tickets-and-ev...
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Have you all considered putting ROH ballet performances on a paid streaming service easily accessible for audiences outside the UK? I’d pay to have full performances old and new on a streaming service and I bet I’m not the only fan who would.
They have now done so.
@@paulybarr where?
@@kathleennelson8305old comment but I pay for the royal opera house streaming service where they all are.
The incredible Christopher Carr. The depth and complexity of his knowledge of the steps is quite frightening, combined with the clarity of his eye. He has given his life to the Royal Ballet. He is a living legend .
This current crop of talented Royal Ballet dancers all have absolutely perfect technique. Clean as a whistle, refined, textbook technique 😍.
So glad I watched this. Christopher Carr is a brilliant custodian of Ashton - and lovely to hear how much these great dancers appreciate his insights.
Love the Yasmine/Vadim pairing💕
very powerful duo
It's my first time watching this ballet. What a beauty.
I’ve seen Month since it was choreographed in the 1970s. Amazing, Month is my very favourite ballet. I’m waiting for it to be on DVD.
Einfach brilliant, welche Technik die Tänzer und Tänzerinnen heutzutage haben.
Kraft, Präzision, Geschwindigkeit und Brillianz, das kann man alles bestaunen bei diesem tollen Ballettwerk.
Sehr schwierig zum Tanzen, aber fantastisch zum Zuschauen.
Mein Kompliment an alle Mitwirkenden!
Lovely Yasmin, perfect as usual. Also marvelous pianist and incredibly strong coach. This company has such a deep bench of talented people.
Just came back home from watching this amazing performance in Linbury Theatre. Thank you guys, it was amazing!
Absolutely beautiful choreography and marvelous dancers. Great to see so many amazing male dancers.
Love watching anything Christopher Carr is involved with. A hard taskmaster but coming from a place of pure goodness and kindness.
The guy in green (Leo Dixon) has a lot of presence on the stage. They are all stunning dancers.
Love the comments, both adulation and grouchiness.
@@casteretpollux Grouchiness? And more than adulation is admiration.
It all looks incredible. So pleased to see Giacomo Rovero featured. I loved the video of him working with Liam Scarlett and Laura Morera in Symphonic Dances some years ago. I hope we'll see more of him.
Christopher Carr is truly outstanding as a teacher.
Stunning! What a treat :)
Bewunderungswürdig!! Einfach perfekt! Danke!
thank you! it's great💟
Vadream 💕
I hope this triple bill comes on DVD or stream. It doesn't show in cinemas in my country :(
The dancers are stars of course but Christopher Carrs mastery of his craft is wonderful to see.
Thank your for sharing these cultural blessings with us! :)
Thank you so much for sharing. Ashton's "Scènes" is one the 20th century classics and a personal favourite - what a treat to see it in rehearsal! Though, not to sound like Billy Rose, but I think I prefer the piano reduction.
Christopher Carr ... is a force to be reckoned with. He may be seen as a very demanding teacher, but he's genuinely a very kind person. And any dancer will tell you he is a no-nonsense Repertoar of the highest standard. The Royal Ballet dancers are a breed unto themselves. Just like one can pick out a Vaganova-trained dancer, one can pick out an English Royal Ballet-trained dancer.
Great host as well.
missed the live but I still love it
Два раза просмотрела это видео. Великолепная хореография, очень трудная, музыка очень трудная для танца кажется с первого раза, но хореография так вписана в музыку, что вопросы отпадают. Танцоры выше всяческих похвал, красивые, в прекрасной форме. Прочитала все отзыва, со всеми согласна на всех языках. Для разнообразия написала на русском. Огромное спасибо за этот фильм.
Geometry Genius
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@RoyalOperaHouse Have you ever gotten video from the fly tower of the “geometry” passage mentioned at 1:05? That would be amazing for CZcams. I’m sure it would be mesmerizing!
love christopher carr! ❤
I just love that moment where they all prepare in fourth to pirouette at 33:40 🤤
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😢Wow. Never seen this ballet. All I can say is I’m amazed at first Yasmin, then Christopher and Vanessa in their end talk, talking of the ‘musicality’ of the ballet. How ON EARTH they danced to it, I’ll never know, because I don’t hear music. I hear ghastly, appalling dissonance. Apart from the Adagio in ‘Concerto’, I’ve never heard a single note of ‘music’ by Stravinsky. Hope I’ve matched ballet to correct composer! I utterly loathe his dissonance. Like Prokofiev’s The Firebird, which I have seen, plus Margot doing it (on film). How the dancers count as they discussed at the end talk, I just have no idea. Well done them, that’s all I can say! The dancing was quite amazing, how Ashton choreographed it is also amazing - from his bath too! But Yasmine….SO appallingly thin she looks unhealthy - does she eat 2 lettuce leaves a day, one for each incredibly too-thin thigh??? And is Teo Debruiel the son of Alan Debruiel?? (can’t even now spell it!). I saw him dance so often and adored him. Imagine from father to son, if that is so. Brilliant!
I “hear” you on the Stravinsky dissonance. I am trying to get better acquainted with his music, but I swear at times it sounds more like an angry, wet Tom cat yowling than music. It must be an acquired taste
I thought the same until I saw his live and played by a full orchestra and it was like a different piece of music. It sounded great and really beautiful in parts.
Don’t really think we should be commenting on dancers’ appearances, though. I know that in the Royal Ballet they are really looked after and have expert nutritional advice. They eat sensibly but they work so hard they work it off! They wouldn’t have the stamina to do what they do if they starved themselves.
Prokofiev didn’t compose ‘The Firebird’ it was Stravinsky
Just never figure out what the powers that be at The Royal Ballet sees in Vadim Muntagirov. Every role is done in a one-size-fits-all approach. Every dance is glossed over the surface. Technically brilliant, yep. Dramatically potent? Na.
Just never figured out why you need to comment such crap. Don’t like, don’t watch. If you can do better let’s see. Byeeeeeeee
What have you seen Muntagirov perform in?
I wished I could tell you but I simply couldn't. Why? None other than the reason that every role by Muntagirov is forgettable, every dance bland.
In your opinion. Having seen him perform on numerous occasions and seen the audience reaction, I can’t agree. He reduced people to tears in Month in the Country recently. And you still haven’t said what performances you have actually seen him in.
Guess you're blind and daft beyond all imagination. No one else has this problem.
I love the Royal Ballet but these companies ar doing too much modern stuff thats not even ballet anymore. I hope the art is never lost. Ballet is all about beauty and lines, and the human body. The contraction and release makeup of modern ballet is just not pretty, its not pleasant to me. For that I would choose Martha Graham Dance company . I think this is why these dancers are beeing hurt so frequently, its more about acrobatics and tricks. Not ballet at all. I wonder what Petipa would think.
What the heck is that weird comb-over about? Looks ridiculous.
Has nothing to do with the dance.
I hate to admit it but it also made me wonder why he bothers with such a hairpiece.