Great Dance Videos

Great Dance Videos from Kultur Films.

www.kultur.com

Includes:
Baryshnikov - The Dancer and the Dance
La Bayadere - Kirov Ballet
The Ultimate Swan Lake - Bolshoi Ballet
Romeo & Juliet - Nureyev, Fracci, Fonteyn
Anyuta
Macbeth - Bolshoi Ballet
The Lovers of Teruel - Ludmila Tcherina
Swan Lake - Kirov Ballet
Children of Theatre Street
Godunov: The World to Dance in
Peter Martins: A Dancer
Coppelia - Fernando Bujones
Soviet Army Chorus - Band & Dance Ensemble
Sleeping Beauty - Fernando Bujones
Russion Folk - Song & Dance
La Sylphide
Medea
Ballet Class for Beginners - David Howard
Ballet Class for Intermediate/Advanced Level - David Howard
Shape up with David Howard
Tap Dancing for Beginners - Henry Le Tang
Video Dictionary of Classic Ballet
- Merrill Ashley - New York City Ballet
- Denise Jackson - Joffrey Ballet
- Kevin McKenzie - American Ballet Theatre
- Georgina Parkinson - American Ballet Theatre
Natasha - Natalia Makarova with Anthony Dowell
A portrait of Giselle with Sir Anton Dolin
Romantic Era
Alvin Ailey - Dances
Fernando Bujones in Class
Fernando Bujones in His Image

Song: Light - Philip Glass

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Great Dance Videos
• Baryshnikov
• The Dancer and the Dance
• La Bayadere
• Kirov Ballet
• The Ultimate Swan Lake
• Romeo & Juliet
• Nureyev
• Fracci
• Fonteyn
• Anyuta
• Macbeth
• Bolshoi Ballet
• The Lovers of Teruel
• Ludmila Tcherina
• Swan Lake
• Gudunov
• The World to Dance in
• Peter Martins
• Coppelia
• Fernando Bujones
• Soviet Army Chorus
• Sleeping Beauty
• Russian Folk
• La Sylphide
• Medea
• Ballet Class
• David Howard
• Shape Up
• Tap
• Henry Le Tang
• Merrill Ashley
• Denis Jackson
• Joffrey Ballet

[JRhuewing]

Wel as the saying goes; Baryshnikov had the PR team and Bujones had the technique

[tzar2007]

@kimmois1

i'm no expert in his biography, i only see he is a second rate dancer that made his way in the West by defecting the USSR where he couln't compete with dancers taller than him.

[masikenbs86]

@JRhuewing Bujones was one of the greatest dancers and techers of all time but Barishnikov bring to this world something new)he is just more than a dancer relly)

[kimmois1]

@tzar2007 And I see the writings of a sad fucking cunt. That's you my friend, you know fuck all so why not go and wank off your underage victims you fucking fucktarded cunt and stop chatting shit about shit you know fuck all about you cunt. Peace xxxx

[happydancer1234]

@JRhuewing i have never heard that, though it is interesting. would you mind explaining?

[MrKLT1945]

Like Rudi, he needed to be seen LIVE at his peak to appreciate his gifts. Like Rudi the USSR's loss was the West's gain. Too many second-rate 'porteurs' masquerading as ballet dancers got a much-needed kick up the backside & standards rose - certainly in British ballet. The West gave them much more freedom of artistic expression and access to great choreographers.

[catspace23]

This video doesn't even begin to show Mikhail's talent. This really isn't about him at all. Just because the first clip is of him, and a few seconds of him, a couple of more times...doesn't even begin to show his true talent.

I don't know how anyone could call him a second rate dancer.

This is just a crappy video...period.

[tzar2007]

@havenization

"identifiable" belongs to pop culture, not to adsolute values art that ballet is; and Baryshnikov is nothing more than a pop idol made famous through mass media, but there's God above that sees who is really what.

[havenization]

@tzar2007 Wow I must say that you seem to have a "know your place " attitude towards ballet. Misha was brasin and smart enough to brake out of that " cast system " and thus leading him to become the most identifiable ballet persona in the world of the last 40 yrs . The way I look at it , this is not his problem but thiers , "Stature" or not -Thier loss .

[tzar2007]

@havenization

his stature was his problem (or an advantage) and he made a problem out of it by dancing the main characters whereas he indeed was fit only to dance the peasants.