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When looking at the folds in that cape and the sheer size it becomes when he spins around, the fabric must be a circle (like circle skirts) almost twice his height!
Okay I'll be honest right now. This music brought me some intense nostalgia because it reminded me of when I was a kid watching Barbie in The Nutcracker and Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses
My mum insists the slightly imperfect synchrony of the snowflakes is a sign of bad dancing, but I think if it was done on purpose it's a brilliant touch! Snowflakes are unique after all :)
+Unicorn Princess of Doom you and i are in the same boat! I love ballet, i started 3years ago, and I was horrible at it, but I didn't stop, because I knew that all of life's biggest regrets are chances left untaken. find a local studio, get started, you won't regret trying. 💓 I can give you my Kik if you're interested in talking more, I have lots of tips and tricks and information to give. I suggest looking up Kathryn Morgan here on RUclips as well, she'll really help you on your way!
Kathlene Daniels That would be pretty amazing. I really should try it out soon. But I cannot right now because life is pretty hectic. I will eventually because of you! And you can give it to me if you want to! :)
+Unicorn Princess of Doom my kik is little.miss.tiger feel free to message me any time! I'm so happy to hear you'll try it when life calms down! I'm very excited for you I know you'll love it
I miss being in The Nutcracker so much. It's my favorite ballet, hands down. The music, the costumes, the magic- everything about it. It's just so fun and a great Christmas tradition.
Thcaikovsky was actually asked to create music to go with the choreography of the Nutcracker. Tchaikovsky said "It's not done this way! First you make music, then you base choreography around the music." But the choreographer insisted that Tchaikovsky come up with a beautiful score, and he did, making history yet again with his creative, ingenious music.
You get so many different kinds of snow in this music. Flakes darting by in a blizzard, flakes falling gracefully. It has the unpredictable spirit of winter in it. And you’ve just heard how to combine a boy’s choir, a harp, and a celesta to create the most Christmassy sound of all time.
My daughter will be singing with other choral members from her school during this part of the Nutcracker this weekend and I am so excited that she will be part of this beautiful, ethereal and mesmerizing performance!
That Clara and nutcracker are so well paired together. His lifts both show his strength and make her seem at light as air, and they dance beautifully in time with one another
when I first watched it I cried at the end of the act one. it so sharply reminded me of my own childhood, those Christmas days, expectations of magic to happen... you, guys, created magic! I'm so grateful to you
@ the OP. i know this is old, but watching these before xmas 2020, i fondly think back to the time i faked my way into dancing in the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy at an xmas play at school when i was a kid....still to this day one of my best memories! got to wear purple tights, borrowed a tutu, and danced my little glittery heart out, to that beautiful music! still enjoy the ballet to this day
My grandmother took me to the nutcracker every Christmas as a little girl, it was one of the few things we could do together. This was always my favorite part.
Really? Lucky you! My grandmother took me to see the same ballet back when I was your age (sorry for sounding like a parent). This scene always goes through me everytime I see it on RUclips. I added this piece to my "Winter party" playlist that I made on Spotify.
Aw what a memory I wrote a song about that using the choir music from this scene check it out and let me know what you think soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
@@suzannalam8932 awhwhwhwhwh wow!!! I love it!!!! I don't always get along well with my grandma, but knowing someone out there can turn our relationship into something beautiful tears me up. thank you so much!
yup agreed it is so beautiful I had to write a song about it. I call it Snowflake Wonderland here check it out soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
Suzanna Lam that’s such cute song! Thank you for writing this because ballet needs to be a part of pop culture more! If I can offer a critique for the album cover, the dancer in the front is not facing the right direction. It’s not that big of a deal but if you do another ballet song make sure you have professional ballet dancer only and that you have a dancer check the picture over for any mistakes. I only say this because people in the ballet community can be very harsh when seeing images/videos of other dancers
@@Squirrelbear5950 I have no idea the girl is not facing the right direction. How would you know if someone is facing the right direction though? Like her feet tilt a certain way? Thanks.
I always thought ballet was mamby pamby nonsense for whimps, until I was invited by a good friend to watch The Nutcracker.....and my goodness I’ve never watched anything so beautiful. I was completed mesmerised. So enchanting ❄️😀
I’m glad you liked it! The Nutcracker is underrated because the music is so familiar and often overplayed every Christmas but it really is just beautiful perfection and a timeless holiday story. If you liked The Nutcracker, Swan Lake is also a masterpiece with some of the best music on earth!
It snowed in my hometown last night and I listened to this song while I watched the snow fall. The music matched the snowfall perfectly! It was amazing!! Tchaikovsky was truly a GENIUS! 🥰
you could just see the amount of work and dedication and passion when the camera zooms into their face. Those sweats shows ballet is a hard ass talent to have
Weird to say that but it's the first time I'm watching ballet and honestly it's just so BEAUTIFUL I didn't want to blink cos u I didn't want to miss a second of this I literally had my mouth opened from how amazingly wonderful that was
I'm glad you like it! Ballet is not just beautiful art, but each and every dancer there has worked extremely hard for 15+ years to get into the Royal Ballet which adds a deeper level of appreciation at least for me.
There's truly something wonderful about the Nutcracker. It just is able to make me cry in a way nothing else can It just evokes such nostalgia, transporting us to a marvellous, magical world...
How beautiful. I watch this all the time (especially in the Summer when it's too hot and there's thunderstorms and tornado warnings) Usually puts my mind at ease knowing Winter will be around once again. So much more calmer if you ask me.
I love the way they choreographed this, the formations aren't quite perfect and they aren't quite perfectly together, just like snowflakes falling to the ground. This is some of the best choreography I've seen, it's so fluttery and light. I would love to be in waltz of the snowflakes someday.
1. THESE COSTUMES!!!! 2. I love that some of the stage sound is audible - there's just something about the quiet thump of all the pointe shoes or the gentle swish of the "tattered" layers that's just magical.
i remembering singing as part of the snow chorus and even tho it was cramped and stuffy down in the orchestra pit, i loved every second of it and i miss it so much! can’t wait to do it again after covid is over!
i miss this so much!! in my last year of ballet, i was casted as the snow queen and it was an absolute dream dancing that and it was the most unreal experience performing it on stage. i miss those days so much
Lol I sang in this very performance! It’s cool seeing how our voices match the dancing, you have no idea what it looks like or what’s going on, down there in the pit.
Definitely not as exciting from a visual perspective. It’s cramped, everyone is wearing black, and your noisy neighbors upstairs are doing who-knows-what while you’re trying to play.
It's so fun to see it from a different perspective, as a performer who knows the visual and audio cues for things it's more like seeing the dance without everyone in your face all of a sudden))
I'm very impressed of Meaghan Grace H. She looks so natural in this role. And R Cervera of course is in one of his best roles. The whole piece is a beauty.
It just won’t be the same this year! The crunching of rosin backstage while listening to the ever distant chattering of the audience and pre show music. The exiliharting feeling when you’re almost done with snow and it just starts pouring down magically ...
this has always been my favorite dance in the ballet. I grew up watching the Milwaukee version and recently they got rid of the choir. it brings tears to my eyes to know that this company also does the choir. its so beautiful.
yes I hear ya, I was so impressed I even wrote a song with the melody taken from this piece check it out here soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
The amount of people that say they wish they did ballet in performance videos is so big, it makes me sad. You've still got time to begin! Don't let people crush your dreams, because it's your life and you should do what makes you happy. It's better to try it and then leave, than to live with the regret of having never tried at all
My little dream that will never be fulfilled is so beautiful, so elegant. I'm always gazing in awe every time I watch ballet, as if it's the first time.
This was the first ballet I ever saw in person as a kid, and I absolutely loved it. ❤ This and Celtic Woman are what got me into classical music and violin, which I'm very proud to say I've played for 10 years.
I’m a ballet dancer, if you’ve ever been in marching band its similar to that! like how you memorize your spot on the field, you memorize the spot on the stage and what moves correspond with that. also, it just takes a lot of practixe
it is breathtaking and that’s what I wrote in my pop version of this score, check it out and let me know what you think, would love to hear your input soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
Nothing makes you appreciate the work that goes into a performance than the personal touches exhibited in your wonderful shows,Ty all for your dedication and love that you all display for your art!
Oh this brings tears to my eyes. Every year my mother and grandmother and I go to see the Nutcracker and this will be one of the first years that we won’t be going. I look forward to a time when we can all be together again.
God all of them are incredible. Sometimes I get a little sad I never took up dancing, but maybe I just wasn’t meant to. These three women were clearly meant to dance. The way they embody each movement is breathtaking.
Of all the three ballets by Tchaikovsky, the Nutcracker is the best work. It is just full of beautiful tunes, especially the Waltz of the Flowers. I enjoy seeing the ballet during the Christmas season every year.
I saw this as part of the cinema screening back in 2012! First time seeing the Royal Ballet perform. I loved it all; it is a great Nutcracker. Wish this was on DVD!
+nmjscot The DVD has a different cast than the one shown here (except for the guy playing out Drosselmeyer; he is on the DVD in the same role). The DVD cast has Miyako Yoshida as the Sugarplum Fairy, Steven McRae as her Cavalier, Gary Avis as Drosselmeyer (which he plays out in this video clip), Iohna Loots as Clara, and Ricardo Cervera as the Nutcracker (who plays out that same role in this video clip). So, overall, the only difference you see here in this video clip is that Hinkis plays out Clara, not Loots. And this was from a cinema screening that was not released on DVD. The DVD is of the same production, but it was filmed back in 2009. This was filmed in 2012 and, I repeat, was not released on DVD. The 2009 DVD release is the latest version of the Royal Ballet's Nutcracker that you can find on DVD.
I am from Brazil and The Nutcracker is not a part of Christmas traditions here. But I used to watch Barbie in The Nutcracker a lot as a child and this music has had an impact on me since then. Wow! It takes me back and it feels like magic. It makes me want to start dancing. This is very special!
in the summer holiday my ballet company had a performance and i danced in the waltz of the snowflakes and it was probably the best experience of my life
My very first English teacher was Walt Disney and his hobby for Tchaikovsky expressive music of snowflakes dancing on ice, unforgettable fans, the childhood input remains forever, like a computer settings, the return to childhood is always this fluffy fluffy cute harmless and lovely
All we see is how beautiful and talented they are. But we aren't aware of the blood, sweat and tears it must've took them to get this far. I'm learning to play violin, and God is it the most frustrating thing in the world. But looking at videos like this, of people becoming this good at something they love, motivates me to master the fu** outta violin. Seeing ppl play violin like it was so effortless, just makes me go, I WANT THAT. Work hard y'all. Hope u get where u wanna be.
Ugh this is arguably the most evocative and magical parts of the ballet. There’s nothing like that feeling in the twilight when the first flakes catch you off guard!
Beautiful! I've loved the Nutcracker soundtrack since I was little, It has always been my favorite, but I never watched the ballet. I got chills! I love this!
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Man his cape is so magnificent! Looks so pretty when he spins.
YESSS, THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING, I WANT THAT CAPE SO BAD
When looking at the folds in that cape and the sheer size it becomes when he spins around, the fabric must be a circle (like circle skirts) almost twice his height!
That cape might be my favorite part of the whole production--it's so gorgeous!
Kudos to costume design
The gorgeous Gary Avis!
Okay I'll be honest right now. This music brought me some intense nostalgia because it reminded me of when I was a kid watching Barbie in The Nutcracker and Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses
Omggg I was thinking the exact same thing-
Awwww me too.
Everytime i hear a nutcracker number i feel very nostalgic
My studio is doing Barbie and the 12 Dancing Princesses this year, I’m the cobbler
Me too jeje I used to watch the nut cracker with my cousin
My mum insists the slightly imperfect synchrony of the snowflakes is a sign of bad dancing, but I think if it was done on purpose it's a brilliant touch! Snowflakes are unique after all :)
I agree with you, this choreography is very nice and the dancers very good. :)
I was gonna make an MCR joke, but I shall resist the urge 😂
@@zzzzzzzzzz2952 but what is MCR? 🤔
@@Lalegendaire My Chemical Romance, they have a song called "every snowflakes different just like you" that they did for a kids program
I agree with you 100% they're supposed to be unique.
god this makes me cry... It's so beautiful. I want to do ballet so bad...
you should try! its never too late. if it makes you so happy, whats to stand in your way? :)
Kathlene Daniels Im just so afraid. I want to sing opera and be a ballet dancer, wouldnt that be an amazing show?
+Unicorn Princess of Doom you and i are in the same boat! I love ballet, i started 3years ago, and I was horrible at it, but I didn't stop, because I knew that all of life's biggest regrets are chances left untaken. find a local studio, get started, you won't regret trying. 💓 I can give you my Kik if you're interested in talking more, I have lots of tips and tricks and information to give. I suggest looking up Kathryn Morgan here on RUclips as well, she'll really help you on your way!
Kathlene Daniels That would be pretty amazing. I really should try it out soon. But I cannot right now because life is pretty hectic. I will eventually because of you!
And you can give it to me if you want to! :)
+Unicorn Princess of Doom my kik is little.miss.tiger feel free to message me any time! I'm so happy to hear you'll try it when life calms down! I'm very excited for you I know you'll love it
I miss being in The Nutcracker so much. It's my favorite ballet, hands down. The music, the costumes, the magic- everything about it. It's just so fun and a great Christmas tradition.
Tina Spence I'm the same way. I have a tradition where I go with my dad every year. I've been doing this since I was six and I'm 13 now.
Im currently doing nutcracker in my studio, and the music just makes me feel so happy xD!
@@xxcherii_8549yeah I bet and that’s amazing and I would love to audition as Clara or the sugar plum fairy
Beautiful, the longing in Tchaikovsky's music and the gorgeous choreography.
Reply to rune-chan: in fairyland, all are in harmony ;)
+adrian wallen
I like fairyland.
+Kimmy Beyah That's disgusting, won't be seeing you again, since I reported you. Bye
He came up with the Tetris theme lol
Thcaikovsky was actually asked to create music to go with the choreography of the Nutcracker. Tchaikovsky said "It's not done this way! First you make music, then you base choreography around the music." But the choreographer insisted that Tchaikovsky come up with a beautiful score, and he did, making history yet again with his creative, ingenious music.
You get so many different kinds of snow in this music. Flakes darting by in a blizzard, flakes falling gracefully. It has the unpredictable spirit of winter in it. And you’ve just heard how to combine a boy’s choir, a harp, and a celesta to create the most Christmassy sound of all time.
My daughter will be singing with other choral members from her school during this part of the Nutcracker this weekend and I am so excited that she will be part of this beautiful, ethereal and mesmerizing performance!
Tchaikovsky was the first composer to use the Celesta in a ballet
That Clara and nutcracker are so well paired together. His lifts both show his strength and make her seem at light as air, and they dance beautifully in time with one another
The choreography, the music, the set, the costumes - it's just perfect.
my heart flutters every time i watch this. its so coordinated and in sync an also extremely beautiful
Samia Huq Me too! 😊
Samia Huq Oh my !! I am too
Go watch igor moiseyev on yt, they are really great
when I first watched it I cried at the end of the act one. it so sharply reminded me of my own childhood, those Christmas days, expectations of magic to happen... you, guys, created magic! I'm so grateful to you
I've been doing ballet for about 15 years, and I NEED to be in Snowflakes one day!! It's been my dream for quite some time!
Hope your dream will come true.😊
Did it happen?
Did you do it??
@ the OP. i know this is old, but watching these before xmas 2020, i fondly think back to the time i faked my way into dancing in the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy at an xmas play at school when i was a kid....still to this day one of my best memories! got to wear purple tights, borrowed a tutu, and danced my little glittery heart out, to that beautiful music! still enjoy the ballet to this day
We need update! ❤️
My grandmother took me to the nutcracker every Christmas as a little girl, it was one of the few things we could do together. This was always my favorite part.
Really? Lucky you! My grandmother took me to see the same ballet back when I was your age (sorry for sounding like a parent). This scene always goes through me everytime I see it on RUclips. I added this piece to my "Winter party" playlist that I made on Spotify.
Aw what a memory I wrote a song about that using the choir music from this scene check it out and let me know what you think soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
@@suzannalam8932 awhwhwhwhwh wow!!! I love it!!!! I don't always get along well with my grandma, but knowing someone out there can turn our relationship into something beautiful tears me up. thank you so much!
@@Stickthedogboy You're welcome.
This is possibly one of the most beautiful scenes in classical ballet, it just goes to show how important the corps de ballet is
yup agreed it is so beautiful I had to write a song about it. I call it Snowflake Wonderland here check it out soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
Suzanna Lam that’s such cute song! Thank you for writing this because ballet needs to be a part of pop culture more! If I can offer a critique for the album cover, the dancer in the front is not facing the right direction. It’s not that big of a deal but if you do another ballet song make sure you have professional ballet dancer only and that you have a dancer check the picture over for any mistakes. I only say this because people in the ballet community can be very harsh when seeing images/videos of other dancers
@@Squirrelbear5950 I have no idea the girl is not facing the right direction. How would you know if someone is facing the right direction though? Like her feet tilt a certain way? Thanks.
I love his little reach back at 7:03, like, "thanks, I owe you big time"!
never forget the time my sister was part of the choir in the orchestra pit i was so frickin proud of her
Oh my goodness! This upcoming week I’ll bring singing in the pit for this show!!! ❤
I always thought ballet was mamby pamby nonsense for whimps, until I was invited by a good friend to watch The Nutcracker.....and my goodness I’ve never watched anything so beautiful. I was completed mesmerised. So enchanting ❄️😀
It's very difficult as well
@Stinky Pete what's wrong with using emojis? It isn't hurting anyone🗿
thelaurels13 that’s what everyone may think at first but when they realize how beautiful the movement and skill they will understand...
I’m glad you liked it! The Nutcracker is underrated because the music is so familiar and often overplayed every Christmas but it really is just beautiful perfection and a timeless holiday story. If you liked The Nutcracker, Swan Lake is also a masterpiece with some of the best music on earth!
@@carolinepowell3297 extremely difficult
One of the hardest sports in the world too
It snowed in my hometown last night and I listened to this song while I watched the snow fall. The music matched the snowfall perfectly! It was amazing!! Tchaikovsky was truly a GENIUS! 🥰
I do the same thing whenever it snows where I live. That and the Pas de deux - So beautiful.
In a ballet score crowded with eternal classics, "Waltz of the Snowflakes" has never quite gotten it's "due". Beautiful piece of music.
Exquisite evocation of the magical nature of the snowflake; breathtakingly beautiful dancing and perfectly choreographed. It’s just beyond exquisite
you could just see the amount of work and dedication and passion when the camera zooms into their face. Those sweats shows ballet is a hard ass talent to have
Beautiful, the costumes are lovely!
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I was just going to say the costumes are pretty. The whole ballet is pretty though
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Weird to say that but it's the first time I'm watching ballet and honestly it's just so BEAUTIFUL I didn't want to blink cos u I didn't want to miss a second of this I literally had my mouth opened from how amazingly wonderful that was
I'm glad you like it! Ballet is not just beautiful art, but each and every dancer there has worked extremely hard for 15+ years to get into the Royal Ballet which adds a deeper level of appreciation at least for me.
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It'y first time too
IT'S INCREDIBLE I DON'T EVEN HAVE WORDS TO DESCRIBE IT
IT'S JUST...WOW
I wish I could be part of such a joyful and lovely scenery. It almost looks like a dream where everything is good and beautiful.
There's truly something wonderful about the Nutcracker. It just is able to make me cry in a way nothing else can
It just evokes such nostalgia, transporting us to a marvellous, magical world...
How beautiful. I watch this all the time (especially in the Summer when it's too hot and there's thunderstorms and tornado warnings) Usually puts my mind at ease knowing Winter will be around once again. So much more calmer if you ask me.
I love the way they choreographed this, the formations aren't quite perfect and they aren't quite perfectly together, just like snowflakes falling to the ground. This is some of the best choreography I've seen, it's so fluttery and light. I would love to be in waltz of the snowflakes someday.
This is so beautiful.... so magical!!! I love Gary Avis, he's amazing and so flawless!!! The whole dance just takes your breath away.
1. THESE COSTUMES!!!!
2. I love that some of the stage sound is audible - there's just something about the quiet thump of all the pointe shoes or the gentle swish of the "tattered" layers that's just magical.
Everything The Royal Ballet choreographs is magic!
Not evrything but a lot really ARE
The greatness of Tchaikovsky is demonstrated in this piece of music . There is energy , powerful expression and beutiful melody .
i remembering singing as part of the snow chorus and even tho it was cramped and stuffy down in the orchestra pit, i loved every second of it and i miss it so much! can’t wait to do it again after covid is over!
every time i hear the snowflake chorus it brings me nostalgia of the pit loved it
i miss this so much!! in my last year of ballet, i was casted as the snow queen and it was an absolute dream dancing that and it was the most unreal experience performing it on stage. i miss those days so much
The moments of the dancer playing Clara are so impossibly light!!! I sound like a heard of elephants just walking up stairs
Those pointe shoes are loud af when you don't have concert music playing over it. Watch any rehearsal footage. They squeak too.
Lol I sang in this very performance! It’s cool seeing how our voices match the dancing, you have no idea what it looks like or what’s going on, down there in the pit.
Definitely not as exciting from a visual perspective. It’s cramped, everyone is wearing black, and your noisy neighbors upstairs are doing who-knows-what while you’re trying to play.
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Well done!
How’d you get into singing for this company?
@@vgacoralreef There’s a choir that the opera house hire. You just have to be a child in that choir
It's so fun to see it from a different perspective, as a performer who knows the visual and audio cues for things it's more like seeing the dance without everyone in your face all of a sudden))
Breathtaking💖 Every time I watch it, and I watch it very often. The Corps’ hard work always shines through.
I'm very impressed of Meaghan Grace H. She looks so natural in this role. And R Cervera of course is in one of his best roles. The whole piece is a beauty.
Pure perfection. Svetlana and Roberto the most perfect duo in ballet history!! Their performance simple unbeatable!! GOAT!!!❤❤❤
this is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!! It made me tear up, it was so wonderful!
The ending to this gives me chills every time! 🙌🏽❤️❤️
Tchaikovsky's most beautiful score brought to life once again by one of the very best companies. ✳✳✳ The choreography is OUTSTANDING!!
this is one of my favorite videos of all time. every now and then i come back to watch it. it's so hypnotizing and magical...
The reason I love The Nutcracker Ballet so much is because the story is so Magical and Enchanting. It is my favorite Christmas fairy tale.
It just won’t be the same this year! The crunching of rosin backstage while listening to the ever distant chattering of the audience and pre show music. The exiliharting feeling when you’re almost done with snow and it just starts pouring down magically ...
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful
4:46 the chills I got there holy shit man I'm crying what a magnificent choreography and orchestra
this has always been my favorite dance in the ballet. I grew up watching the Milwaukee version and recently they got rid of the choir. it brings tears to my eyes to know that this company also does the choir. its so beautiful.
Clara is so perfect!!!!!!
im sorry you cant appreciate art ***** or maybe your just jealous
Right!? That smile of wonder as she wanders through the snowflakes tugs at the heart! Not to mention her beautiful dancing.
She looks like Lady Gaga!
This dance is absolutely hypnotizing when seen in person. My favorite.
There’s always the guy in the audience who coughs lol
For me, this is the most beautiful ballet. Especially for the winter. But, have you seen "The Nutcracker - a christmas carol"? It's even better.
This is SO wonderful! Brings me to tears too! What a class act. So exquisite!!!!!!!!!
yes I hear ya, I was so impressed I even wrote a song with the melody taken from this piece check it out here soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
The amount of people that say they wish they did ballet in performance videos is so big, it makes me sad. You've still got time to begin! Don't let people crush your dreams, because it's your life and you should do what makes you happy. It's better to try it and then leave, than to live with the regret of having never tried at all
Seeing this makes me wish I could learn ballet so bad.. This always brings tears to my eyes.
Teeheehee.. I'm in a ballet class now.. >w>
@무나 BTS ARMY For Life wonderful I would say! I've gotten to learn a lot and even had the opportunity to perform on stage! Thanks for asking!
Hinkis dances like a feather! So beautiful and graceful!
I love the imperfect synchronicity so much it really makes it feel like flurrying snowflakes
My little dream that will never be fulfilled is so beautiful, so elegant. I'm always gazing in awe every time I watch ballet, as if it's the first time.
This was the first ballet I ever saw in person as a kid, and I absolutely loved it. ❤ This and Celtic Woman are what got me into classical music and violin, which I'm very proud to say I've played for 10 years.
Fabulous. How on earth do they remember all the many twists & turns & positions to be in? Beautiful and the music so Christmassy and full of magic. ❤️
I’m a ballet dancer, if you’ve ever been in marching band its similar to that! like how you memorize your spot on the field, you memorize the spot on the stage and what moves correspond with that. also, it just takes a lot of practixe
It’s magical almost beyond belief... Really breathtaking
it is breathtaking and that’s what I wrote in my pop version of this score, check it out and let me know what you think, would love to hear your input soundcloud.com/urbanfusemusic/snowflake-wonderland-official
Nothing makes you appreciate the work that goes into a performance than the personal touches exhibited in your wonderful shows,Ty all for your dedication and love that you all display for your art!
The choreography is so beautiful and dynamic!! Probably my favorite Snow
I'm tired just watching them.🤣 It's one of the most strenuous numbers for the corps de ballet, and you'd never know it from watching them. So lovely!
What a beautiful red jacket :D
Honestly, adore music and movement on stage. Every part of performance look so natural and easy done.
コールドバレエで一番好きなシーンです。ロイヤルバレエのくるみの雪のシーン。音楽と踊りがこんなにもマッチしているシーン他に知りません。何度観ても感動です。いつか生で観たい。
it's so good to watch this now that the nutcracker season is over and I don't have to struggle to dance this anymore
Oh this brings tears to my eyes. Every year my mother and grandmother and I go to see the Nutcracker and this will be one of the first years that we won’t be going. I look forward to a time when we can all be together again.
Those snowflakes must feel so beautiful. Visually, they were stunning!❤️
I’ve been doing ballet since I was 4 and I’m 12 now and ballet is gonna be my life forever and I’m having a Christmas concert soon.
I swear I heard someone coughing every 2 seconds IM JUST LIKE SHUT UP IM TRYING TO ENJOY THIS
anime bigbois
Yes......I don’t know why people suffering from tuberculosis are so fond of attending these beautiful theatrical events....
Guillermo Garraton that's so sad and funny in the same time
I think it was the thumping after jumps and stuff, the noise probably came from their pointe shoes all hitting the floor at the same time.
Fatima Chavez You’re ruining this comment section with your lack of gratitude and inside voice...🤦♂️
Fatima Chavez hahahaha
God all of them are incredible. Sometimes I get a little sad I never took up dancing, but maybe I just wasn’t meant to. These three women were clearly meant to dance. The way they embody each movement is breathtaking.
You can start dancing at any age, even if it's just for fun ❤️
I LOVE this piece, it is the reason I started ballet lessons as an adult. Please keep this video up, I come back to it often!
Of all the three ballets by Tchaikovsky, the Nutcracker is the best work. It is just full of beautiful tunes, especially the Waltz of the Flowers. I enjoy seeing the ballet during the Christmas season every year.
I'm no ballet expert but those snowflakes were perfectly chaotic! I loved it!
My dad passed away last month, he loved this bit.
I saw this as part of the cinema screening back in 2012! First time seeing the Royal Ballet perform. I loved it all; it is a great Nutcracker. Wish this was on DVD!
It is on DVD :-) Enjoy!
www.roh.org.uk/products/the-nutcracker-dvd-the-royal-ballet-2009
The DVD you reference is of a production 25 years old with different dancers not the one that this is an extract from.......Correct?
+nmjscot The DVD has a different cast than the one shown here (except for the guy playing out Drosselmeyer; he is on the DVD in the same role). The DVD cast has Miyako Yoshida as the Sugarplum Fairy, Steven McRae as her Cavalier, Gary Avis as Drosselmeyer (which he plays out in this video clip), Iohna Loots as Clara, and Ricardo Cervera as the Nutcracker (who plays out that same role in this video clip). So, overall, the only difference you see here in this video clip is that Hinkis plays out Clara, not Loots. And this was from a cinema screening that was not released on DVD. The DVD is of the same production, but it was filmed back in 2009. This was filmed in 2012 and, I repeat, was not released on DVD. The 2009 DVD release is the latest version of the Royal Ballet's Nutcracker that you can find on DVD.
I am from Brazil and The Nutcracker is not a part of Christmas traditions here. But I used to watch Barbie in The Nutcracker a lot as a child and this music has had an impact on me since then. Wow! It takes me back and it feels like magic. It makes me want to start dancing. This is very special!
Love this scene, the music is just amazing and the choir are glorious. Makes me well up every time!
Ahhhh reminds me of when I used to dance... I go and see the nutcracker every year and it always makes me remenise...perhaps one day I can dance again
Stunningly brilliant and wonderfully inspiring. The "Angus Young" step is definitely my favorite moment in both the dance and the score.
I'm kind of new to ballet. I have enjoyed the ones I've been to like The Nutcracker and Cinderella. Ballet is a lovely form of art.
I'm gonna cry... This is so beautiful 🥺
in the summer holiday my ballet company had a performance and i danced in the waltz of the snowflakes and it was probably the best experience of my life
My very first English teacher was Walt Disney and his hobby for Tchaikovsky expressive music of snowflakes dancing on ice, unforgettable fans, the childhood input remains forever, like a computer settings, the return to childhood is always this fluffy fluffy cute harmless and lovely
When they're dancing ballet, all of them look sosooooooo happy!
The costumes and the music and the dancing and the setting omg it's so perfect
I cry tears of joy everytime i see this dance ! Truly a wonderful piece i'd love to dance it myself someday with my studio :)
I was fortunate to have seen the Nutcracker Live in Boston many years ago
All we see is how beautiful and talented they are. But we aren't aware of the blood, sweat and tears it must've took them to get this far. I'm learning to play violin, and God is it the most frustrating thing in the world. But looking at videos like this, of people becoming this good at something they love, motivates me to master the fu** outta violin. Seeing ppl play violin like it was so effortless, just makes me go, I WANT THAT. Work hard y'all. Hope u get where u wanna be.
The dynamic between Clara and the cavalier is so beautiful
When you have a slumber party with the squad and you go downstairs for a midnight snack without waking your parents: 0:38
Ugh this is arguably the most evocative and magical parts of the ballet. There’s nothing like that feeling in the twilight when the first flakes catch you off guard!
Literally so jealous of his butt ;__;
Noticed that too xD
+ShirtlessRex Basically the best reason to do ballet. To either gain one of those butts or get to look at them all the time with no shame.
Shyla Streeter truuuuu
+ShirtlessRex Like two pressed hams.
They don't call them ballerina buns for nothing.
This is really great! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! I've loved the Nutcracker soundtrack since I was little, It has always been my favorite, but I never watched the ballet. I got chills! I love this!
It is not a soundtrack..it is a BALLET score.
Drosselmeyer's cape is gorgeous!!
The snowy alpine set is wonderful, not to mention the dancers!
It's snowing😍😍
And the nutcrackers contouring was on point
I NEED THAT CAPE.
Those dancers make it great and and I believe he's a magician and his cape is moved by wind and that snowflakes swirl in .