@Caroolzinha1005 it means she can lift her leg really high properly. she just has very open hip sockets, making it easier to lift up and out of the socket while being turned out as much as possible for your frame. Which for her is nearly 180 degrees.
wow! i have no idea about techniques of ballet, am well versed with other dance form. But must say, out of so many hyped videos i am seeing one that really is good..very good...though seems like these ladies need another 4-5 years of more practice and training...but the middle gal is awesome!!
I haven't yet seen any other training method, be it RAD, Cecchetti, SAB or whatever, emphasize the expressive use of the upper body, arms and head, to the same extent that the Vaganova method does. It's really lovely to watch and gives these students that particular coordination that's distinctly Russian.
Well if it isn't then you don't have correct turn out. I am taught be a professer. SHe has been named by the voganova russian company "the only true teacher in america. The only teacher who teaches real ballet" So I'm right. you own't look like a chicken. Your butt would stick out when you did grande jettes if your leg was in fron of your arm
vagonova is a type of ballet. sometimes it's referred to as russian. it's just where things are done differently and some steps are named slightly differently but basically it's all still ballet. the arm placement is different and the arabesques are numbered differently than from another form of ballet like cecchetti (i think that's how you spell it) or french
It is sad to think that only about 2% of dancers become professionals. They are putting their bodies through all of this stress, and for most of them, for nothing.
In Vaganova far more than 2% become professionals... Otherwise, Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet would have no dancers at all... Those who are not excepted there usually get excepted to any other theatres in the world.
vagonova style ballet is beautiful. i love the extension in the chest and the back and the expression of the whole upper body! this is a lot more expressive than rad ballet!
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They're all beautiful dancers emotionally, but their technique sucks. I'm sorry, they definitely are great dancers--their bodies are perfect--but they sickle(sp?) and do stuff like that. Simple things, that could fixed with proper training.
remember that having high legs doesn't make you a good dancer! i'm a ballet teacher and a lot of people make the mistake of presuming that the higher the legs and the more turns you can do - the better dancer you are. this is entirely untrue and i want people to understand and appreciate good technique because you can't improve on bad foundations!
I'm honestly not trying to be rude and I'm sorry if it comes off that way but do you realize that you are talking about vaganova dancers? proper training is not something they lack in any way shape or form. I'm not saying they are perfect or that your opinion isn't valid but were do you see the sickled feet? these girls eat sleep and breathe dance, they are hand picked because of technique, talent, and natural ability
@dancing13fool Right at the very beginning, the girl in the middle when she does her first develope a la seconde, her foot is sickled. Only briefly. That was the only place I observed.
what does "5th grade" mean? is it higher or lower than 6th grade? because these 5th grade girls seem so much stronger and less wobbly than the 6th grade girls' adagio
I wish I have those body types (weeps). Imagining how freezing cold Russia gets in the winter, I wonder how the dancers cope with the winter chill in the studios. I know once you move around, your body warms up, but you are also more venerable to accidents. (tears)
Hmm... There is *heating* in the buildings in Russia! I'm sure it's much warmer there than in many ballet studios in California, where everything is always so *over*-conditioned... :)
no really the girl in the middle is not doing her en face properly. i do vaganova and my teacher always harps at me for that. but, like, unlike them i can barely lift my leg...
i agree the style is different then it used to be. my teacher grad from the bolshi Vaganova school, and she said that it is a lot different. do you know when this video was taken?
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This hips are tilted, turn-out isn't held, and their ribs are splayed, i've always been taught never sacrifice your technique for height. Though, in saying that, great control, flexibility and musicality.
they have great technique. and what you're saying about is style, school, or however you call it - russian style is different than franch, dutch, cechetti, etc. the hips are sometimes more tilted (in order to take the leg higher) than in french school, where the torso is not so mobile, also the arms and hands are different. it's just the style, not the lack of technique.
There is no way to raise a leg much above 90 degrees without tilting the hips, but every ballet requires it. The constant use of epaulement (poses) uses a slight arch of the neck and back, but it is the only way to achieve a continuous curved line through the body, which is the classical form. Sometimes the ribs must move over a supporting leg in ecarte (to the side), but the form is thrown to the wind (an image of scattering in classical form). Other methods are always en face and look dead.
This class is teaching many poses, translation: moods, and the students are learning how to move from one mood to another while maintaining balance, etc. Each pose means something. Croise is not just "crossed," but a position of strength and confidence. Efface is open but more vulnerable. Ecarte throws everything to the wind. These poses use "epaulement," i.e. corners of the room. Modern dance training only faces front.
Stretching for extension only goes so far. You have to be born with it for extension like that.
I would kill myself if I was at the Vaganova Ballet Academy. I agree with ebbArt. Technique is good, but I wouldn't be able to stand being at a school that trains ballet dancers and not artists.
??? Some of the world's greatest artists came from the Vaganova. Are you familiar with Rudolf Nureyev, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Natalia Makarova, George Balanchine? All were products of the Vaganova School and technique.
ballet dancers are artists,..and to your information,..yes one is actually able to stretch extensions like that!!but u have to do it as a really young child,..
Of course I know Nurev, Baryshnikov, Makarova, and Balanchine.
but have you heard of Trey McIntyre? Alonzo King? Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson? Jose Limon?
I respect the Kirov Academy for everything it is. It is a truly amazing place that has produced truly amazing ballet dancers.
BalletBoy, it takes much much much more than ballet technique to make an artist. Some of the highest paid dancers in the world have beyond perfect technique but not an ounce of artistry.
We can name various artists all day, but the point I was trying to make is that the Vaganova school produces more than excellent ballet technique and the artists that I mentioned are evidence of that. They are (or were) more than "ballet dancers".
Also, I am curious, can you name an example of one of these highest paid dancers in the world with beyond perfect technique but no artistry? Thanks.
Of course I can, but I'm not going to because it is my opinion and I don't intend to offend anybody.
I respect what you're saying. I'm not condemning what you've said, nor anything about the Vaganova school or any other strict ballet school, for that matter.
Like ebbArt said, this way of teaching is just too cookie cutter for me. To me, dancing is more than the number of pirouettes you can do. Just as a painting makes a statement, or a poem conveys an emotion, dancing is a way to communicate an idea or a feeling to someone else. If I watch a dancer, and feel nothing, then it means that they feel nothing. Dance originates from story telling.
Perfect technique is a large component, but I think it's far fetched that people have become fixated on the "perfect" body, the highest extension, and the most turns, and their idea of ballet is Giselle and Swan Lake. There is so much more to dancing, and so much more that is 100 times more fulfilling.
I think it's incredible that young girls like this have the focus and the drive to train themselves so strictly. All I mean to say is that it is not for me.
Well, that's what school is for. Artistic expression is for performance. In school, it is all about learning how to do the step properly in the strictest academic sense.
watching videos like this lowers my self esteem. sigh.
graceballetify 4 months ago
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emzoidschannel 5 months ago
The girl in the middle has no hip sockets. Brava.
thatscooliguess1 9 months ago 6
@thatscooliguess1 what does it mean ?
Caroolzinha1005 6 months ago
@Caroolzinha1005 it means she can lift her leg really high properly. she just has very open hip sockets, making it easier to lift up and out of the socket while being turned out as much as possible for your frame. Which for her is nearly 180 degrees.
thatscooliguess1 2 months ago
THE PHOTO OF nUREYEV! O WHAT A LIF E HE HAD AND WHAT HE GAVE TO BALLET AND CULTURE--AND WHAT A TERRIBLE AND SAD ENDING...
ratherfam 1 year ago
omg going so slow is torture
Pallydog 1 year ago 3
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing this.
tammygun71 1 year ago 4
wow! i have no idea about techniques of ballet, am well versed with other dance form. But must say, out of so many hyped videos i am seeing one that really is good..very good...though seems like these ladies need another 4-5 years of more practice and training...but the middle gal is awesome!!
htwootwo 1 year ago
Are they doing it all in Demi pointe? That's different, but cool. The girl in the middle was amazing!
docpepperluvers 1 year ago
i wish i was that good:(
ha347282 1 year ago 2
the girl in the middle- perfection
broadwaynballet 1 year ago
Woah... Um, I'm jelous. I've been dancing for 9 years and I am not even close... =O
ToLiveIsToDance15 1 year ago 2
This is about the longest center combination i have ever seen. Amazing range of flexbility for such young girls.
tutugrl27 1 year ago 3
wow! so amazing and focused. what age would they be? they seem like they have been training for years.
dancing2stardom 1 year ago
this is really beautiful!
xjackybx 2 years ago
im about 6 and seven
dancelife450 2 years ago
I haven't yet seen any other training method, be it RAD, Cecchetti, SAB or whatever, emphasize the expressive use of the upper body, arms and head, to the same extent that the Vaganova method does. It's really lovely to watch and gives these students that particular coordination that's distinctly Russian.
avesraggiana 2 years ago 6
The music is from Jules Massenet's opera, "Thais". It's no surprise that ballet schools the world over would use such beautiful music.
avesraggiana 2 years ago 3
@avesraggiana thanks for the music
Sweetcleopatraa 1 month ago
omg we have the same music!:))
loveapple27 2 years ago
same here lol
ballerina0118 2 years ago
I second that huixue, this would be a great training tool for any dancer
pop1corn1 2 years ago 2
Thank you so much for uploading these videos. They are so inspiring! Is there anywhere you can order them as a set? Are they on DVD?
They bring me back to my days training with an x-Bolshoi dancer.....nowhere else do you get this kind of training.
huixue 2 years ago 6
the girl in the centre has beautiful extention! the girl on the left has a very nice spot.
balletrixlestrange 2 years ago 7
The girl in the centre has beautiful arms at most times. Truly amazing feet as well.
ForeverBalletDancer 2 years ago 2
lovely. the girl in the center has amazing flexibility and control.
tinymavy 2 years ago 6
very good
deluxezicke8 2 years ago 3
that girl in the centre is a beautiful dancer :o
i am so jealous!
lovely dance also.
ellenfaithx 2 years ago 5
That is beautiful dancing and a great excercise but I wish they would put their arms in front of their legs when they are in second
because when ur arm is behind ur leg it is much much harder to balance. But thats just what I learned.
5*****
KcAriaGirl 2 years ago
it is much harder to balance. and if your arm is behind your leg that means your leg is either not fully in second or your arm is too far back.
the other thing is that a la seconde turn wasn't very good.
but everything else was really fantastic. these dancers are so pretty
xxaliceofwonderlandx 2 years ago 2
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your arm is supposed to be in behind your leg
danceforeternity112 2 years ago
NOOOPE ^^
then you'll look like a chicken xd
TeftG 2 years ago 2
Well if it isn't then you don't have correct turn out. I am taught be a professer. SHe has been named by the voganova russian company "the only true teacher in america. The only teacher who teaches real ballet" So I'm right. you own't look like a chicken. Your butt would stick out when you did grande jettes if your leg was in fron of your arm
danceforeternity112 2 years ago
then sorry i'm stupid.
TeftG 2 years ago
No no no! I'm not saying that you're stupid! I was just giving my opinion
danceforeternity112 2 years ago
all of my training has been vaganova. hardest in the world, but most beautiful by far.
ERINZ1LLA 2 years ago 6
what is vaganova training?
KcAriaGirl 2 years ago
vagonova is a type of ballet. sometimes it's referred to as russian. it's just where things are done differently and some steps are named slightly differently but basically it's all still ballet. the arm placement is different and the arabesques are numbered differently than from another form of ballet like cecchetti (i think that's how you spell it) or french
xxaliceofwonderlandx 2 years ago
When was this video made? The girl in the center is a gorgeous dancer
maroots89 2 years ago
It is sad to think that only about 2% of dancers become professionals. They are putting their bodies through all of this stress, and for most of them, for nothing.
giggle2012 2 years ago 2
but it's fun...
akidogirl 2 years ago 3
Fun? Maybe, or maybe not.. But it's definitely worth it.
SABballerinette 2 years ago
In Vaganova far more than 2% become professionals... Otherwise, Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet would have no dancers at all... Those who are not excepted there usually get excepted to any other theatres in the world.
natalie2405 2 years ago 4
"Meditation" from Thais, by Jules Massenet
ddoban 3 years ago
Is Vaganova in Argentina??
THey r amazing...
How's the name of the song??
MilDarkAngel 3 years ago
St Petersberg, Russia
krakenwave 3 years ago
i think everyone already knows that, thats why all of their comments are complimentary not bagging.
i had vaganova training for 5 years with teachers from moscow. best training in the world, and very very difficult.
these girls are amazing and they are about 15 years old
trishnicolazzo 3 years ago
those r sooo not 5th graders they look like teens
MdawgandSdawg 3 years ago
OKAY: This is their 5 year of BALLET!!! So they are 14 to 15 to maybe 16!!!!
writer13426 3 years ago
i liked the girl in the center too :)
LiisuuG 3 years ago
The girl in the centre was amazing!
ultacatlover 3 years ago
wow
supermodelsfan 3 years ago
la niña del centtro es espectacular que buenas extenciones tiene
karlabailaryrbd 3 years ago
i really like vaganova ive only studied RAD since I was three. i really would like to try this.
mags2078 3 years ago
wow! their exercises are really tough!
mozkidd 3 years ago
i think the vaganova academy are amazing!!!
pinkyjt123 3 years ago 2
The girl in the centre was just about the best, followed by the girl on the left. The girl on the right... rather heavy-footed!
destiny2909 3 years ago
vagonova style ballet is beautiful. i love the extension in the chest and the back and the expression of the whole upper body! this is a lot more expressive than rad ballet!
balletbaby1 3 years ago
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They're all beautiful dancers emotionally, but their technique sucks. I'm sorry, they definitely are great dancers--their bodies are perfect--but they sickle(sp?) and do stuff like that. Simple things, that could fixed with proper training.
andipandi8 3 years ago
The one in the center is not that bad, look at her at 1:36. she has a good form, at least better than the other 2.
Lauri08 3 years ago
remember that having high legs doesn't make you a good dancer! i'm a ballet teacher and a lot of people make the mistake of presuming that the higher the legs and the more turns you can do - the better dancer you are. this is entirely untrue and i want people to understand and appreciate good technique because you can't improve on bad foundations!
balletbaby1 3 years ago
I'm honestly not trying to be rude and I'm sorry if it comes off that way but do you realize that you are talking about vaganova dancers? proper training is not something they lack in any way shape or form. I'm not saying they are perfect or that your opinion isn't valid but were do you see the sickled feet? these girls eat sleep and breathe dance, they are hand picked because of technique, talent, and natural ability
dancing13fool 3 years ago 13
@dancing13fool Right at the very beginning, the girl in the middle when she does her first develope a la seconde, her foot is sickled. Only briefly. That was the only place I observed.
thatscooliguess1 2 months ago
dovete morire tutte.....tattatatatatatata
emalelemarfi 3 years ago
ma crepa teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
etoiledelkirov 3 years ago
who is the girl in the center ?
muckwi002 3 years ago
wow!
they all ave such long legs!!
and are like the excat same shape!
theyre amazing
XxPotterGurlxX 3 years ago
.....WOW.....
CutsLikeAKnife00 3 years ago 2
I love the pic of Nureyev on the back wall.
AcemanJones 3 years ago 2
what does "5th grade" mean? is it higher or lower than 6th grade? because these 5th grade girls seem so much stronger and less wobbly than the 6th grade girls' adagio
emmywy 3 years ago
I agree, but the grades are from 1st and up to 8th. so 5th grade is lower than 6th grade.
Camiwhatever 3 years ago
what's up with the extensions, oh my god.
its straight up towards the celling!
Camiwhatever 3 years ago 5
I would love to have flexability and strength like that!!!!
DancerAllTheTime 3 years ago 21
ME TOO!
I'm starting ballet on monday and I'm excited! but ive got to admit a little scared tho..!
rumpleTeazer126 3 years ago
The music is called Meditation. It is from Thais, an opera by Jules Massenet (1842-1912).
You should hear in played on the violin by Nigel Kennedy; exquisite!
Siskin1729 3 years ago
hey we do streches at the barre to this song every week
dancer002013 3 years ago
The music is called Meditation. It is from Thais, an opera by Jules Massenet (1842-1912).
You should hear it played on the violin by Nigel Kennedy; exquisite!
Siskin1729 3 years ago
I wish I have those body types (weeps). Imagining how freezing cold Russia gets in the winter, I wonder how the dancers cope with the winter chill in the studios. I know once you move around, your body warms up, but you are also more venerable to accidents. (tears)
hbanana7 3 years ago
Hmm... There is *heating* in the buildings in Russia! I'm sure it's much warmer there than in many ballet studios in California, where everything is always so *over*-conditioned... :)
annieby 3 years ago 4
yeah, seriously
mistercleopatra 3 years ago
no really the girl in the middle is not doing her en face properly. i do vaganova and my teacher always harps at me for that. but, like, unlike them i can barely lift my leg...
auraofadancer 3 years ago
i agree the style is different then it used to be. my teacher grad from the bolshi Vaganova school, and she said that it is a lot different. do you know when this video was taken?
Shnaba 3 years ago
the girl in the middle is SO good. just wonderful
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the quality of the video isnt very good so you cant judge so much on the technique of their dancing because the quality is horrible.
knepcw13 3 years ago
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This hips are tilted, turn-out isn't held, and their ribs are splayed, i've always been taught never sacrifice your technique for height. Though, in saying that, great control, flexibility and musicality.
dancerboy10 3 years ago
they have great technique. and what you're saying about is style, school, or however you call it - russian style is different than franch, dutch, cechetti, etc. the hips are sometimes more tilted (in order to take the leg higher) than in french school, where the torso is not so mobile, also the arms and hands are different. it's just the style, not the lack of technique.
ConcertoBarocco 3 years ago 17
There is no way to raise a leg much above 90 degrees without tilting the hips, but every ballet requires it. The constant use of epaulement (poses) uses a slight arch of the neck and back, but it is the only way to achieve a continuous curved line through the body, which is the classical form. Sometimes the ribs must move over a supporting leg in ecarte (to the side), but the form is thrown to the wind (an image of scattering in classical form). Other methods are always en face and look dead.
bigposercroise 3 years ago 7
Would their tilted hips and splayed ribs still make their developpes correct?
Lunaange 3 years ago
this is the 21st century--a less-than-classical view on alignment is forgiven in the name of high legs.
neptunelogic 3 years ago 3
Lolz, this is true even in the Vaganova? *shudders*
Lunaange 3 years ago
la fille du premier plan est extraordinaire : quel talent quel travail bravo
janimarie09 3 years ago 3
The girl in the middle is the most incredible... beautiful!
achs051288 3 years ago 3
elles sont extraordinaires
janimarie09 3 years ago
If reincarnation exists then this is what i would come back as!!! wow!!!!!!!
4968julie 3 years ago 3
I would kill for that extention and those feet.
Pinkheels86 3 years ago
omg! amazing extensions!!!
primavera111 3 years ago
omgsh i would those legs,arms whole body!!!
Truckbandaid 3 years ago
OMG i would kill for that extension. this is only my first year...but OMG
dnycp 3 years ago
OMG!!! I would do anything for that kind of extension, mine is crap!
crzypaplvr 3 years ago 2
I'm SO jealous!
gracebalenceBALLET 3 years ago 2
wow.
that girl in front is really good. theyre all good.
prolly cuz they're russian
balletbabe62 3 years ago
the girl in the middle is amazing... omg.
i'm in grade 7 and my technique is no where as good. SHIT.
mexonly 3 years ago 4
amazing!!!! girl in the middle!! wow!!! .... :)
iheartjesus27 3 years ago 2
omg
HeLzybelz 3 years ago
Amazing..
todanceXtolive 4 years ago 2
no grade seven means the grade of ballet they are in...no their school grade.
lolamammoth 4 years ago
Ca vous dit qu'on aille leur donner a manger ?...
poupou50 4 years ago
Quel commentaire debile... Je ne vois pas qui de ces jeunes filles ont besoin de plus manger !
frenchgirl90210 4 years ago
Wow, these girls are in SEVENTH GRADE. They are crazy good.
PBandJproductionset 4 years ago
Wow, these girls are in SEVENTH GRADE. They are crazy good.
PBandJproductionset 4 years ago
Beautiful. Talented, dedicated and lovely girls.
kris911rt 4 years ago 5
they are soo good!
perriwinklefruit 4 years ago 2
How old are they?
THEpozzle 4 years ago 2
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They are in fifth grade, so approxamately ten.
plainjane101 4 years ago
In fifth grade, they would be 15 years old. Ten and eleven year olds are in first grade.
ladyshoes 4 years ago 3
Oh okay, i am sorry. thank you :] i learned something new
plainjane101 3 years ago
They would be about fifteen in fifth grade, not ten. Ten and eleven year olds are in first grade.
ladyshoes 4 years ago 2
OMG.... I was gonna say- if they were ten then i'd be soo hopeless
hgjon2 4 years ago
simply beautiful
darceyzzz 4 years ago 5
This class is teaching many poses, translation: moods, and the students are learning how to move from one mood to another while maintaining balance, etc. Each pose means something. Croise is not just "crossed," but a position of strength and confidence. Efface is open but more vulnerable. Ecarte throws everything to the wind. These poses use "epaulement," i.e. corners of the room. Modern dance training only faces front.
bigposercroise 4 years ago 6
troppo braveee
granjete 4 years ago 4
holy c---!!! i really wish i had those extensions!!!! it's amazing, she's like the second Svetlana Zakharova.
rosy879 4 years ago
Stretching for extension only goes so far. You have to be born with it for extension like that.
I would kill myself if I was at the Vaganova Ballet Academy. I agree with ebbArt. Technique is good, but I wouldn't be able to stand being at a school that trains ballet dancers and not artists.
oh well. Some people like that.
zoenachos 4 years ago
??? Some of the world's greatest artists came from the Vaganova. Are you familiar with Rudolf Nureyev, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Natalia Makarova, George Balanchine? All were products of the Vaganova School and technique.
Naturebound 4 years ago 2
ballet dancers are artists,..and to your information,..yes one is actually able to stretch extensions like that!!but u have to do it as a really young child,..
BalletBoyB 4 years ago
Of course I know Nurev, Baryshnikov, Makarova, and Balanchine.
but have you heard of Trey McIntyre? Alonzo King? Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson? Jose Limon?
I respect the Kirov Academy for everything it is. It is a truly amazing place that has produced truly amazing ballet dancers.
BalletBoy, it takes much much much more than ballet technique to make an artist. Some of the highest paid dancers in the world have beyond perfect technique but not an ounce of artistry.
zoenachos 4 years ago
We can name various artists all day, but the point I was trying to make is that the Vaganova school produces more than excellent ballet technique and the artists that I mentioned are evidence of that. They are (or were) more than "ballet dancers".
Also, I am curious, can you name an example of one of these highest paid dancers in the world with beyond perfect technique but no artistry? Thanks.
Naturebound 4 years ago 3
Of course I can, but I'm not going to because it is my opinion and I don't intend to offend anybody.
I respect what you're saying. I'm not condemning what you've said, nor anything about the Vaganova school or any other strict ballet school, for that matter.
zoenachos 4 years ago 3
Like ebbArt said, this way of teaching is just too cookie cutter for me. To me, dancing is more than the number of pirouettes you can do. Just as a painting makes a statement, or a poem conveys an emotion, dancing is a way to communicate an idea or a feeling to someone else. If I watch a dancer, and feel nothing, then it means that they feel nothing. Dance originates from story telling.
zoenachos 4 years ago
Perfect technique is a large component, but I think it's far fetched that people have become fixated on the "perfect" body, the highest extension, and the most turns, and their idea of ballet is Giselle and Swan Lake. There is so much more to dancing, and so much more that is 100 times more fulfilling.
I think it's incredible that young girls like this have the focus and the drive to train themselves so strictly. All I mean to say is that it is not for me.
zoenachos 4 years ago 3
As a teacher, I have to say, that techniqui - is just asimple tool. The same tool as a artistical voice for an Opera artist.
It is great, if those girls have a nice split.
But for me, it means nothing, if they can't say anything with just a simple move of the arm, leg.
Just a simple move of head and .... You have a goose bumps on your skeen!
ilyaballet 4 years ago
Please can someone tell me what is the best way to stretch to get really high vaganova extensions!!!!!!!!!
youngballet 4 years ago 2
wow that girl in the middle!! her extensions are wow!
prn4ustat 4 years ago 2
beautiful.
but theyre too "cookie cutter" for me.
everything is the same..every little nuance..
ebbArt 4 years ago
Well, that's what school is for. Artistic expression is for performance. In school, it is all about learning how to do the step properly in the strictest academic sense.
TenduYou 4 years ago 6
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please...just eat a sandwich!
felixthecateika 4 years ago
what i don't understand is how they remember all of the steps!! they never mess up
MiAsHaiR 4 years ago 4
i luv those videos!!
esmeraldacolumna 4 years ago 4