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why were they asking her to dance it at warp 8, though?

The music was way too fast.

@@jonnarobinson7541 sometimes ballet teachers will speed up the music to build stamina and then slow it back down closer to the performance so we aren’t as tired.

Marianela is the best kitri but yeah she’s excellent!!

@@ylmldjaoxjskcnd1735 I’ve seen Marianela now (almost 2 years later) and I agree, she is much better

Bru Pacheco Baker....I also liked the way all of the young people loved her.

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@@user-ci2re7wi1w ну зато у Влочковой и Севенард в Вагановке много чего видели

@@user-ci2re7wi1w да кто ж спорит)))

@@user-ci2re7wi1w хреново Волочкова смотрелась. Было время , когда она была худой и красивой, но танцевать она не умела НИКОГДА. Это уродство какое то. Она тупо ничего не умеет. Что значит конкурентов не было ?вы ее год рождения посмотрите -1976. Ровно такой же как у Вишневой. Лопаткина всего на 3 года старше, Александрова 1978г. Захарова 1979. Волочкова родилась в эпоху последних прим. Ну поэтому они примы , а она только бесится и всю жизнь ноет. Сколько она там пробыла в Большом 2 года? Осипову, кстати тоже выперли из Большого, она равернулась и в Англию уехала и в Михайловском танцевала и никогда не ныла. И ее Жизель это явление. Говрим Осипова подразумеваем Китри и посмотрите Китри Плисецкой и Китри Осиповой. Каждая по своему хороша А что есть у Волочковой, кроме карикатур? Правнучка Матильды это не Волочкова, это другое убожество, против которого и Волочкова кажется балериной. Элеонора Севенард. То вообще вообще испанский стыд.

От педагогов многое зависит. Здесь маленькая Наташа все исполняет по-ученически, очень точно и педантично. Часто смотрю записи, как маленькие девочки танцуют "взрослые" вариации из разных балетов. Понятно, что в облегченном варианте. Но как правило, из этих девочек НЕ ПОЛУЧАЕТСЯ балерин мирового уровня. Наталья Осипова - одна из самых лучших современных балерин, кажется, прима в Лондоне

@@Kettedoll I didn't put anyone down, I just stated a fact.

@@Kettedoll Fact.

When I was 10, I was still learning tour jetes 😭

agree. so many factors

When you say physically equipped what do you mean? X

@@eat_apples3270 they mean that you need to have the right shape and strength and flexibility and all of the physical things that great ballerinas have.

I personally believe that if you keep working at it, you'll get better. It's not just about being gifted or innate talent because "maybe she's born with it." It's also whether you're dedicated and passionate and willing to put in the hard work to get the results you want. With ballet, you get out of it what you put in. I'm in nursing school right now, and one of my instructors tells us at least once a week: "Practice makes what? Perfect. So practice perfect." It's more than that. One of my favorite terms I learned in psychology is successive approximations. To get from point A to point B is really tough. But rewarding yourself at every step in between really helps your mental approach and how you view it.

@@margotfayepenner7103 I dreamed to be a ballerina. I was not physically equipped to be a good one. End of the story, I became a painter.

Lolol physically weightless, acoustically massive. It was hilarious to see that little body go up and down and then hear a solid *thunk* at the landing. And to see how at this stage she's still emphasizing getting to the movement on beat and completing the choreography on time, rather than infusing musicality. GOATs weren't born GOATs! Soooo cute

Эта трогательная и талантливая девочка сейчас известная артистка балета, прима-балерина Лондонского Королевского балета. Прима-балерина Большого театра, Михайловского и Пермского театров.😀

Почему же раньше?)

А что теперь?

Мария Ильюшкина из Мариинского театра - тоже изумительно талантливая! Танец уровня Большого театра в его лучшие времена! 💐💐💐

I kinda feel bad for her though, because her family is in Russia, and she's also stated that she can't go back now because of her actions supporting Ukraine.

@Caroline-jt6ez she's made an ethical sacrifice. It's all the more reason to admire her. The current Russian government will end eventually and she will see her family again.

Fell in love😊😊😊😊🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

I was just thinking how perfect her timing is... I think she's wonderful but in lots of the youtube videos of her in major roles she seems not quite in time. Almost as if she has the tune in her head but the orchestra isn't keeping up!

Lady Elizabeth Did you ever practice Ballet? If you did, you should have been told that a girl shouldn't be on pointe at such a young age. No matter how good she could be, she's growing up and she could have problems with her feet in the future because of being a little girl on pointe. It's about health not standars. Anyways, I really appreciate russians and I understand your point of view. Ps: excuse my english, it's not my language

Well, this question would depend on where Lady Elizabeth practiced ballet... Because in VAGANOVA, girls do pointe from the very first year, at 10 years old... And it's been like this for a lot of time. Go tell'em how to teach ballet.

Flora Greystone actually, I have done plenty more than "read something". I'm not saying any of this to sound conceited or anything, just mearly answering your question... Not only have I danced for over 15 years, I have a degree in Sociology and Anthropology/ Geography, I am well - acquainted with human anatomy and physiology, and was also part of a host family in which I met, housed, and learned from over 30 Russians during my adolescence. Just because I'm expressing an opinion regarding cultural relativity that is counter to what you believe, you're getting upset. And that's fine, get upset all you want. But ALL I said was that this view- point(of what the appropriate age should be to begin training en pointe) is, in fact, culturally relative! I understand that there can be health issues if some girls are put en pointe too early, especially if they have a very long career. And by no means do I condone allowing a six- year- old en pointe! But it's not right for anyone to judge another culture by the standards and norms of their own, save for any crimes against humanity. Period. I'm sorry if you disagree. I suggest you read a little something on Cultural Relativity and Ethnocentrism before you speak.

laura Villarreal Please read my reply to Flora Greystone. Thank you. But yes, I've been a dancer for over 15 years. I was only remarking on Cultural Relativity and Ethnocentrism. Good concepts to keep in mind when trying to navigate through this word! I'm glad you understood that point (hehe) at least! And no apology necessary, your English is REALLY great!:)

juan Farina- Thank you, Juan! You seem to be the only person who understood the meaning of my words! Nice to see someone who can step OUT of their own box, or norms, or culture, or whatever you want to call it, and actually see the world's differences as not necessarily or enherently wrong or bad because they are different!! Thanks for clearing that up for us!:) Clearly I'm a bit too verbose because your concise words balked no criticisms as of yet! :)

Sono pienamente d’accordo!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

and so young she was already in her element fitting those soft etheral sweet princess/fairy roles