Great Dancers

[Maripudelmonaco]

FALTA VLADIMIR VASILIEV, EL DIOS DE  LA DANZA.

[Maripudelmonaco]

No me gusta este DVD, porque falta EL DIOS DE LA DANZA, VLADIMIR VASILIEV. EL MEJOR BAILARÍN DE LA HISTORIA, solo, que ÉL , no desertó-

[MMAPGUIA]

maravilhoso...

[ambertjeblue]

Takes your breath away to see such strength grace and beauty, frozen forever for us to continue to gasp and adore. Thankyou for the offering.

[preciousbash]

:26 is pure heaven. WOW!!! Such freedom!!! BRAVA!!

[angelialvares]

Who says human beings can't fly. I see them do just that when watching great ballet dancers

[preciousbash]

You are right. i do believe that is Rudolf.

I am not a fan but that is gorgeous body english!! I may come around yet!!

[babyycat]

WONDERFUL PLEASE DO MORE>>>>>

[Mirnamankov]

Muy bonito, muchas gracias por compartirlo

[preciousbash]

I think you are right. It very well may be Ivan Vasiliev. It looks like his body and lord knows he was capable of pulling of a jump / posture like that is his sleep! Thanks again for this inspired collection!!

[preciousbash]

0:26 is amazing too!!!

[chichitoo100]

Lovely, thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[preciousbash]

WOW!! Who is that at 1:08

[sevenedus]

May be Tsiskaridze.

Old men is Vasilyev.

[mysticmeg111]

It looks like a young Nureyev jumping.

[preciousbash]

Love the Spectra de La Rose picture at 0:49..Just Brilliant!

[alix0657]

Thanks for showing us that it was once okay to be a ballet dancer and (1) not be anorexic-looking, and (2) usually only raise your leg waist-high. Even though Western companies are encouraging dancers to be more "normal" in terms of weight, we have a lot of skeletal contortionists. If you'll excuse the pun, it's starting to wear a little thin. Thanks again for showing us how it used to be, a long time ago.

[Music0preacher]

oh...what a sensitive comment. thank you for sharing your thoughts..they convey my feelings exactly. the super technique obsessed dancers of today often lose the true, emotional and passionate element of dance. it becomes overshadowed, and it is something we lose with time. this, is one of the reasons why we find so many old dancers unique, and timeless...

[konstantinoupianist]

@Music0preacher thank you..I believe the same goes about super technique obsessed musicians in general..

[Mega1077]

@Music0preacher i totally agree what you said and i am happy there are peoples thinking the same like me!!!i most of the time the russian ballerinas today shows us the emotions we need in classic ballet but thats all;i took class xith nureyev and barrishnikov ,what a memory!!!!

[7forheaven]

great, thank you :) !

[duncansomerside]

beautifully done to show how dance used to be.

[hazmaman]

wow very nice video, what is the name of the song in the background?

[Music0preacher]

adagio of spsrtacus and phrygia- khachaturian

[MALULA72]

Thank you¡¡¡ Very, very nice the music and the pictures. Aniway I need to say that I miss here the beauty and power of Antonio Gades. He was unique

[Terpsichore33]

Thank you so much, moderatocantabile , the pictures are fabulous, so thoughtful of you!

[psychostarz]

whos that??

[dancingfeet6]

wow..very lovely!! i love it :] :]

[Rindhra]

such a sweet video....loved it...!!!And the adagio of spsrtacus and phrygia,so touchy!!!:D

[actor001]

and alicia alonso?

beautiful video

[smidget89]

lovely

[PointeGurlie]

Cool! Love the background song, sounds very familiar but which is it?

[pasdebourree]

Khachaturian; Adagio, Spartacus and Phrygia.

[796824]

Spartacus - Khachaturian