OK. Natalia Osipova is amazing... the day that anyone saying they dont like her can actually DO WHAT SHE DOES, is the day that they can critique. Osipova brings so much energy and passion and drive with her to the stage. Someone like Somova is nice too but in a completely different way. Dancing isnt all about having a beautiful body or all of this 'bravura'. ITs a form of expressing yourself and I believe that both Somova AND NAtalia do this in different ways.
I would love to see them do R&J. They are both fantastic ballet dancers. Their performances in Corsaire at the Met this season were the most exciting I've seen in a long time. Thanks for posting.
Anche attorialita ' in questo balletto che contempla una velocizzazione d' acchito dei passi sulle punte attuati anche in moto circolare ed una impressione di levità fluente fatta tensione elanista e facilità esecutiva sorprendente.E' solo da immaginare il grande lavoro che sottende a questa impressione di naturalezza esecutiva. MOLTO BRAVI.BIGHIN GIULIO RENZO .
I saw the show twice, on the 11th and 12th of July, and it was absoluetly amazing. These two are by fa the most credible Romeo and Juliet I have ever seen. Osipova's interpretation of Juliet is modern, less suave but more drama-infused. He emphasis is on communicating Juliet's passion, fear, desperation and hope, and she does in in a way that brought me to tears. And Vasiliev's Romeo is a vision of lyricism, so young, fresh and exuberant, yet so pure! There is so much sincerity in their dancing!
@@sergiugirati486 I thought she didn't look very happy when their relationship was mentioned, and I didn't even know they'd been in a relationship, let alone been married. I think it would be very difficult to be in the same ballet company and paired as a dancing couple, as well as being married. You'd be flung together almost 24 hours a day with no time off, no breathing space from each other...not healthy.
@lanfranco63Yes, that's it! I totally agree with your comment. RUclips has millions of videos posted each day and people who don't like the couple should look for pages according to their interests. BOTH ARE GREAT DANCERS, still very young, a happy and beautiful couple, undeniably well known worldwide, rewarded with numerous prestigious international awards and I think... making lots of money. Unfortunately their success makes some people envious... C'est la vie!
@MamzeilleLili I'm agree with you, people thinks that a good ballerina is just a pair of long and flexible legs, and high arched feet, a real ballerina has inner power, passion and soul, and osipova has all of this!
The British-English pronunciation. I'm not sure why, because Spain is relatively close to England. However, British don't pronounce Latin, or French (some words) correctly, either.
You are correct and incorrect at the same time in your comment Natalia actually has an almost perfect body type for a ballerina the thing that makes her not very ballerina-esque is her style which sometimes is a bit masculine for a ballerina but I agree with you that her passion and presence for the art is unbelievable, saw her do Swanhilda with ABT and it was utterly breathtaking
oh and Alina Cojocaru has without question the closest thing to a perfect body type for a ballerina and her feet are crazy good so not sure where your getting that from but Natalia and Alina are definitely two of my favorites
Don Quixote the ballet was created by master French choreographer Marius Petipa, hence has always been pronounced dohn ki-shoht by balletomanes. Something like the character Don Jose in the French opera Carmen is pronounced dohn zhozay, not the Spanish dohn hozay -- although the action is set in Spain. The Brits traditionally Anglicize everything so daun kwik-saut is to be expected. Americans are more apt to try foreign pronunciations even if they can only manage very badly.
@balanchinedancer Lopatkina is 37 years old ; Svetlana Zakharova is 32 years old and Natalia Osipova is only 25 years old ... To the good listener half a word is enough...
I think you're right, but Natalia has a greatiful extension! ( let's see the secon shade from la Bayadere) She is so graceful when she dancing! and her fouettés? Let's see don Quixotte coda! (i'm not criticizing you, of course)
brelion96 the only problem I have with her foutees is that she does not like to elevate the leg to more than 90 degrees to make them more visible and more difficult the way others do , may be she does sacrifices that for the speed
I’m sorry but, shouldn’t they send someone to interview world class ballet dances who can pronounce a ballet correctly!!!!! I find that insulting to the dancers who are even speaking a second language! Brilliant dancing , once I got over my shock 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
That is how the English pronounce it, or do you expect everyone to conform to what’s in your head?? That reporter knows more about ballet than practically anyone who watches this interview, so you show your ignorance by trying to correct her.
@MrRight1000 now you are talking about alina somova!!oh ,yeah,somova has extreme extensions she can't control..don't get me laugh!!please buy glasses!!!Natalia is one of the most brilliant dancers now!!
@lanfranco63 What Genius? Wooden arms, sloppy feet, crooked legs... no beautiful upper back, no port-de-bras to speak of. Oh, yeah, Osipova moves real fast and jumps real high.
No los veo haciendo este papel, Juliet es un papel mui dificil, cuanto a Romeo tan poco veo Vladimir haciendo Romeo... Infelizmente los nombres de los dos son mui fuertes en los papeles carater como, Quijote, Spartacus y otros mas y para cambiar eso tendrian que cambiar el estilo de las movimentaciones, Romeo y Juliet es un Ballet de carater especifico y todas las grandes estrellas del mondo que hicieran este papel tendrian que incorporar sitiuaciones de su vida y poner dentro del papel, Usipova y Vasiliev tendrian que estudiar mejor este personage .
Tadheo de Carvalho Ballet Master no todo el mundo nace para estos papeles tan especificos, se requiere de mucho estudio de detalles mas la suavizacion de la technica para que tengan gracia como lo hacia Alessandra Ferri , es Por eso que la Ferri superaba a Sylvie Gullien en estos papeles
Betty Boop British English pronunciation. Foreign words are often "Anglicized" or pronounced as they are written. No attempt at pronouncing words in languages they do not commonly speak.
Ivan Vasasiliev is the same problem as with Osipova, much acrobatic technique takes the "Classical Ballet away" - this is being neglected, They become acrobats for the Cirkus.
Una coppia cosi' nel mondo della danza non si era mai visto.
perfect tecnique, speed fouettè, spectacular jump, amazing extension, muscles of iron, great expressivines, passion...Natalia Osipova!
BEST ballet couple in the WORLD!!!
OK. Natalia Osipova is amazing... the day that anyone saying they dont like her can actually DO WHAT SHE DOES, is the day that they can critique. Osipova brings so much energy and passion and drive with her to the stage. Someone like Somova is nice too but in a completely different way. Dancing isnt all about having a beautiful body or all of this 'bravura'. ITs a form of expressing yourself and I believe that both Somova AND NAtalia do this in different ways.
I would love to see them do R&J. They are both fantastic ballet dancers. Their performances in Corsaire at the Met this season were the most exciting I've seen in a long time. Thanks for posting.
Two great STARS interviewed by someone who had no right to be there.
They are my favourite dancers atm! Beautiful.
Anche attorialita ' in questo balletto che contempla una velocizzazione d' acchito dei passi sulle punte attuati anche in moto circolare ed una impressione di levità fluente fatta tensione elanista e facilità esecutiva sorprendente.E' solo da immaginare il grande lavoro che sottende a questa impressione di naturalezza esecutiva. MOLTO BRAVI.BIGHIN GIULIO RENZO .
I saw the show twice, on the 11th and 12th of July, and it was absoluetly amazing. These two are by fa the most credible Romeo and Juliet I have ever seen. Osipova's interpretation of Juliet is modern, less suave but more drama-infused. He emphasis is on communicating Juliet's passion, fear, desperation and hope, and she does in in a way that brought me to tears. And Vasiliev's Romeo is a vision of lyricism, so young, fresh and exuberant, yet so pure! There is so much sincerity in their dancing!
I love that they are married. love it. its perfect.
His wife is another star
This didnt age well
@@sergiugirati486 really didn’t 😅
@@sergiugirati486 I thought she didn't look very happy when their relationship was mentioned, and I didn't even know they'd been in a relationship, let alone been married.
I think it would be very difficult to be in the same ballet company and paired as a dancing couple, as well as being married. You'd be flung together almost 24 hours a day with no time off, no breathing space from each other...not healthy.
Perfect couple. He is as spectacular as she is.
@lanfranco63Yes, that's it! I totally agree with your comment.
RUclips has millions of videos posted each day and people who don't like the couple should look for pages according to their interests.
BOTH ARE GREAT DANCERS, still very young, a happy and beautiful couple, undeniably well known worldwide, rewarded with numerous prestigious international awards and I think... making lots of money.
Unfortunately their success makes some people envious... C'est la vie!
@MamzeilleLili I'm agree with you, people thinks that a good ballerina is just a pair of long and flexible legs, and high arched feet, a real ballerina has inner power, passion and soul, and osipova has all of this!
don "quick-sote"!? "quijoté", surely??
The British-English pronunciation. I'm not sure why, because Spain is relatively close to England. However, British don't pronounce Latin, or French (some words) correctly, either.
she's a stunning dancer... the best I've seen since Gelsey Kirkland
Oh,it means that you never saw soviet stars- Kolpakova,Komleva,Maksimova ,
and other super stars from Soviet Union
Seriously, Sylvie Guillem, Diana Vishneva?
AllThingsBeautiful ... I am in adoration and love with her!!!!
Genios los dos!!!
God Bless Him, He Is Straight!!!!!!!
sorry mate, I am going with the russian way of saying it and the fact it is set in spain, to me this makes it Don Qui-ho-te :)
splendidi ballerini! ma soprattutto artisti...
Stop hating on Osipova people, fact of the matter is she is great at what she does regardless of whether you do or do not like her... Chill out.
@akil3120 agree 100%! and it's funny how she's a principal dancer at the bolshoi and these haters are not, Natalia wins!
You are correct and incorrect at the same time in your comment Natalia actually has an almost perfect body type for a ballerina the thing that makes her not very ballerina-esque is her style which sometimes is a bit masculine for a ballerina but I agree with you that her passion and presence for the art is unbelievable, saw her do Swanhilda with ABT and it was utterly breathtaking
oh and Alina Cojocaru has without question the closest thing to a perfect body type for a ballerina and her feet are crazy good so not sure where your getting that from but Natalia and Alina are definitely two of my favorites
Don Quixote the ballet was created by master French choreographer Marius Petipa, hence has always been pronounced dohn ki-shoht by balletomanes. Something like the character Don Jose in the French opera Carmen is pronounced dohn zhozay, not the Spanish dohn hozay -- although the action is set in Spain. The Brits traditionally Anglicize everything so daun kwik-saut is to be expected. Americans are more apt to try foreign pronunciations even if they can only manage very badly.
@balanchinedancer Lopatkina is 37 years old ; Svetlana Zakharova is 32 years old and Natalia Osipova is only 25 years old ... To the good listener half a word is enough...
Don "Quicks ott"???!!!
It's just her PronouciATION.
VASILIEV the GREAT!
She's got to be good if people feel the need to voice their dislike like haters tend to do.
You pretty much already indicated your staunch belief in all that. I merely suggested why others think differently. Cheers.
Хрупкая малышка и такая мощная энергетика!
Don What Now ? i see you all heard that too..
I think you're right, but Natalia has a greatiful extension! ( let's see the secon shade from la Bayadere) She is so graceful when she dancing! and her fouettés? Let's see don Quixotte coda! (i'm not criticizing you, of course)
brelion96 the only problem I have with her foutees is that she does not like to elevate the leg to more than 90 degrees to make them more visible and more difficult the way others do , may be she does sacrifices that for the speed
@MrNocco I lol'd at that part!
osipova was mugged while returning from a performance in New York
very nice, but the choreography is fairly different from what I've seen. My favorite would have to be the one danced by Fonteyn & Nureyev
Love them both but how does Natalia put her hair in a bun??
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Je n ai plus la traduction en francais
I’m sorry but, shouldn’t they send someone to interview world class ballet dances who can pronounce a ballet correctly!!!!! I find that insulting to the dancers who are even speaking a second language! Brilliant dancing , once I got over my shock 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
That is how the English pronounce it, or do you expect everyone to conform to what’s in your head?? That reporter knows more about ballet than practically anyone who watches this interview, so you show your ignorance by trying to correct her.
Quick sote...... yeah
@MrNocco HOW!! WHY!!! What motive could pollute the mind to hate her?
Слышу музыку Прокофьева - перед ґлазами Уланова,...
My thoughts exactly.
Hate who? Natalia or Judith?
I don't believe it, Natalia Osipova has haters?
@MrRight1000 now you are talking about alina somova!!oh ,yeah,somova has extreme extensions she can't control..don't get me laugh!!please buy glasses!!!Natalia is one of the most brilliant dancers now!!
Follow up from the comment below, the look on Osipova’s face signals total lack of respect for the stupid, pretentious questions.
I understand they were a number, why did they split up? Maybe he did not like her four dogs....
kak on gavarit rusiya y natacha ne dalaet?
@MrNocco I don't and forgive me for reading your comment wrong that thinking that you hated natalia... :l
@lanfranco63 What Genius? Wooden arms, sloppy feet, crooked legs... no beautiful upper back, no port-de-bras to speak of. Oh, yeah, Osipova moves real fast and jumps real high.
I know that russion pronunciation is like " Don Quihot"..
@balletbabe1999 I wonder if the sad individual who posted this comment has actually seen the show. No sign that s/he has...
@loulie1997 if you pronounce don quixote the same that she does, then do yourself a favor and ********************
please don qui-ho-te, for god sake women !!!
No los veo haciendo este papel, Juliet es un papel mui dificil, cuanto a Romeo tan poco veo Vladimir haciendo Romeo... Infelizmente los nombres de los dos son mui fuertes en los papeles carater como, Quijote, Spartacus y otros mas y para cambiar eso tendrian que cambiar el estilo de las movimentaciones, Romeo y Juliet es un Ballet de carater especifico y todas las grandes estrellas del mondo que hicieran este papel tendrian que incorporar sitiuaciones de su vida y poner dentro del papel, Usipova y Vasiliev tendrian que estudiar mejor este personage .
Tadheo de Carvalho Ballet Master no todo el mundo nace para estos papeles tan especificos, se requiere de mucho estudio de detalles mas la suavizacion de la technica para que tengan gracia como lo hacia Alessandra Ferri , es Por eso que la Ferri superaba a Sylvie Gullien en estos papeles
Экскьюзе муа, же не парле па эспаньол или что-бы это ни было.
Alina is beautiful of course, but I think they mean her bunions make her feet look very wide, so they're not 'perfect' as such
Wait wait wait!!!! Did the interviewer just say "Don Quicksot"!!!!!l Is that a Russian pronunciation??!!??
Betty Boop British English pronunciation. Foreign words are often "Anglicized" or pronounced as they are written. No attempt at pronouncing words in languages they do not commonly speak.
you obviously don't know anything of ballet,this is so untrue
she should eat some thing
@ilia0708
Ivan Vasasiliev is the same problem as with Osipova, much acrobatic technique takes the "Classical Ballet away" - this is being neglected,
They become acrobats for the Cirkus.