The dancer is Claude Vulpian. She is one of the least celebrated of the Paris Opera etoiles, and by todays standards of high legs, and multiple pirouettes some may over look her grace and refinement in this simple, and human representation of the ephemerality of life. this remains a favourite of mine since the first time I saw it 15 years ago.
I saw this on television over ten years ago and have wanted to see it again ever since. This is Art Nouveau in movement. I've seen many, many ballet performances in person and this is one of the loveliest pieces I've ever seen. It is so simple, like The Dying Swan, but even better in my opinion. I'm watching it over and over. I would like to find information on this ballerina. Probably she no longer performs but I would so love to see her do this in person. Thanks SO MUCH for posting this
Hey! Im French so sorry for my english..I just want to answer you cause I read Ur message:i was surfing on the internet, and i looked fr somethg about classic dance.And I've read that U love L'Ephemere,and the ballerina :So,if you want to know,her name's Claude de Vulpian (as U probably know!) and she stopped dancing 15 years ago,at the age of 41....And Manuel Varela, who composed the music,was her husband...
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BEPOLITEFORLIVING 1 month ago
The dancer is Claude Vulpian. She is one of the least celebrated of the Paris Opera etoiles, and by todays standards of high legs, and multiple pirouettes some may over look her grace and refinement in this simple, and human representation of the ephemerality of life. this remains a favourite of mine since the first time I saw it 15 years ago.
kahlilcalder73 1 year ago
Magnifique chorégraphie et sublime danseuse. La musique : on croirait du éric Satie.
saturne46 1 year ago
Wow... wow!
What a beautiful piece :)
niamejia 2 years ago
I saw this on television over ten years ago and have wanted to see it again ever since. This is Art Nouveau in movement. I've seen many, many ballet performances in person and this is one of the loveliest pieces I've ever seen. It is so simple, like The Dying Swan, but even better in my opinion. I'm watching it over and over. I would like to find information on this ballerina. Probably she no longer performs but I would so love to see her do this in person. Thanks SO MUCH for posting this
adelkid 3 years ago
There are a few of her in performance on here )YouTube). She does the Karsavina role with Manuel Legris in Spectre de la Rose.
goldenidol 3 years ago
Hey! Im French so sorry for my english..I just want to answer you cause I read Ur message:i was surfing on the internet, and i looked fr somethg about classic dance.And I've read that U love L'Ephemere,and the ballerina :So,if you want to know,her name's Claude de Vulpian (as U probably know!) and she stopped dancing 15 years ago,at the age of 41....And Manuel Varela, who composed the music,was her husband...
Eugenievdc75 2 years ago
She lives in France(she's French) but i think its gonna be hard for U to meet her in person! :) So,I hope I've helped you a little....bye!
Eugenievdc75 2 years ago
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kimmois1 6 months ago
This is soooo beautiful. No wonder she was an etoile.
When was this? I only wish I'd had the pleasure of seeing her live.
Once again, thank you so much for posting this piece of wonder.
balletnut 3 years ago
She is painfully beautiful.
ukid101 3 years ago
...composed by Manuel Valera. Interesting, never heard about him. I like Vulpian here.She seems misterious,enigmatic according the melody.
HelgaMaq 3 years ago
The music is so beautiful too. What's it?
HelgaMaq 3 years ago
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adelkid 3 years ago