I truly admire Simkin father and son, and the mother of Daniil, but as a Profesional in this art form I question myself: as of to why name a ballet step after a martial art movement? A 540 is a martial art movement and if one wants to divide the whole step shown in the video is a CASSIOL (barrel turn) together with a revoltade afterwards. Accordingly to a great master: Rivoltade [ree-vawl-TAD]. A French term derived from the Italian “rivoltare,” to turn over. A male dancer’s step in which the dancer places one leg in the air and then gives the impression that he jumps over it with the other leg. Raise the R leg up in front, spring into the air and bring the L leg over the top of the R leg (either straight or bent in retiré) while turning to the right. Land facing the opposite direction on the L leg with the R leg raised in back. Rivoltade may be executed from various preparations and ended in various poses such as first or third (Russian) arabesque. Anyways each day I know that I know less. A ballet term is a ballet term and for me that shall keep being a CASSIOL AND AFTER A REVOLTADE and not. 540/revoltade.
Wow! No one quite like Daniil!
I went to NY to see him dance.
Perfection.
love the casual smile at the end Lol...
magic..how on earth ?? seeing is believing.👏👏
yuri vladimirov did it in varna ballet contest in 1966 is on you tube
A lot of people would LOVE to see you make a video on tips for Tours de Reins & 540...
Und ich wäre einer der dankbarsten ;)
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Amazing Superhuman!
Awesome
yuri vladimirov did it in varna flames of paris in 1966 but is awesome anyway
Genial!!
MOG. Super.😍👏
OMG. Now ok
Виртуозно!!!!
Wow
Невесомый...
First.
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I truly admire Simkin father and son, and the mother of Daniil, but as a Profesional in this art form I question myself: as of to why name a ballet step after a martial art movement? A 540 is a martial art movement and if one wants to divide the whole step shown in the video is a CASSIOL (barrel turn) together with a revoltade afterwards. Accordingly to a great master:
Rivoltade [ree-vawl-TAD]. A French term derived from the Italian “rivoltare,” to turn over. A male dancer’s step in which the dancer places one leg in the air and then gives the impression that he jumps over it with the other leg. Raise the R leg up in front, spring into the air and bring the L leg over the top of the R leg (either straight or bent in retiré) while turning to the right. Land facing the opposite direction on the L leg with the R leg raised in back. Rivoltade may be executed from various preparations and ended in various poses such as first or third (Russian) arabesque.
Anyways each day I know that I know less. A ballet term is a ballet term and for me that shall keep being a CASSIOL AND AFTER A REVOLTADE and not. 540/revoltade.