And each dancer makes the movements his. That's part of the charm. There is no explanation for the beauty of this piece. A simple series of replications and it is heavenly.
It's glorious...it contains dozens of excellent aspects all done supremely well, and all at once. And of course, as an ode to a recently deceased inspirational artist cherished by all of these dancers, no better way to pay your respects is there, than to embody her choreography with a genuine smile.
Gedreht wurde auf der Halde Haniel. Eine großartige Szenerie bietet dieses Relikt aus den Zeiten des Bergbaus... Fast unwirklich... die Steelen wirken wie Totempfaehle... Dieser Ort hat etwas magisches.. und die Tänzer haben ihren Spaß daran ihn noch mehr zu verzaubern.. Grüße aus Lüneburg... auch hier gibt es einen Berg, den Kalkberg auf dem früher eine Burg gestanden hat...
The funny thing is that on that day of Wenders' filming the air temperature, with the addition of the wind, was near freezing and the dancers were totally bundled up against the cold up until the time of the shooting. So here, when they enact the "winter" part of the dance, you can bet they're really feeling it!!
Answering my own question - and following a suggestion below: sounds like the Tin Roof Blues by Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five.....but a semitone up and a bit faster. help!
www.google.com/maps/@51.239425,7.033656,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m5!1e2!3m3!1s41164149!2e1!3e10 The filming location resembles pictures of the Osterholz quarry near Wuppertal. All other outdoor shots are also made in and around Wuppertal.
Hendrik Rood and the location is Bergtheater Halde Haniel, Germany www.google.com/maps/place/Bergtheater+Halde+Haniel/@51.550448,6.876518,501m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x47b8eb73ff0fa043:0x7dc8a3ed9a22a108!6m1!1e1
i don't even know why this is so great. it just is. i smiled the entire time.
d´accord .. sourires de la joie .. de la bonheur ...
And each dancer makes the movements his. That's part of the charm.
There is no explanation for the beauty of this piece. A simple series of replications and it is heavenly.
It's glorious...it contains dozens of excellent aspects all done supremely well, and all at once. And of course, as an ode to a recently deceased inspirational artist cherished by all of these dancers, no better way to pay your respects is there, than to embody her choreography with a genuine smile.
Gedreht wurde auf der Halde Haniel.
Eine großartige Szenerie bietet dieses Relikt aus den Zeiten des Bergbaus... Fast unwirklich... die Steelen wirken wie Totempfaehle...
Dieser Ort hat etwas magisches..
und die Tänzer haben ihren Spaß daran ihn noch mehr zu verzaubern..
Grüße aus Lüneburg... auch hier gibt es einen Berg, den Kalkberg auf dem früher eine Burg gestanden hat...
Pure poetry in motion, beautiful.....
Me encanta!! Pina es genial.
I Absolutely Loved PINA!!! :)
My dance class just ended and this is final video she made us watch... one of the best classes I've taken in life "Dance Appreciation"...
le bonheur, c'est simple comme cela !
I still do this four years after I saw the documentary lol
one the best choregrapher with one the best filmmaker.... so goooood ! thank you !
Me too :))) I saw this movie in the Hague 2011 and I couldn't resist dancing like this .
Dit bind ik nog steds de mooiste uitvoering. I love it.
The song is called West End Blues
WoW... Amazing
The funny thing is that on that day of Wenders' filming the air temperature, with the addition of the wind, was near freezing and the dancers were totally bundled up against the cold up until the time of the shooting. So here, when they enact the "winter" part of the dance, you can bet they're really feeling it!!
Isso é lindo, emociona, impacta, é maravilhoso
Spriiiiiiiiiing! Summah! Autummmn! Vintaaaaah!
Amazing!
Merveilleux!
Just found it!
Louis Armstrong - West End Blues
If an anthem to Planet Earth could be translated into a dance, it would be this.
Genoten van de muziek in combi met
Talking to myself - Louis Armstrong - West End Blues - but a different key.
This scene haunts me in my dreams
So seemingly simple, yet so complex. The end result: lyrical beauty.
4 ever….♥️
Thanks RCapper8! Now that I know the name of the song I can start looking to see who did this particular version!
me recuerda a 8 y 1/2
You are right @MrMusiquemonamour
It's Louis Armstrong's West End Blues.
Answering my own question - and following a suggestion below: sounds like the Tin Roof Blues by Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five.....but a semitone up and a bit faster. help!
C'est prodigieux
what is it that is so giddy delicious joyous about the gestures they are making? does any one have idea
we did too :)
Me too..!!
I see several that interpret it but who are this one touching "West End Blues"
Everything is wonderful in Pina's dance, so beautiful
And I keep on wondering, where is that place?
Gigantic slag heaps from decades of mining...western Germany. With a sculpture by a well-known artist on the ridge-top.
I love you
what is the name of the song playing???
Anyone know the actual location of this scene? I'm curious about the line of posts they are dancing around...
www.google.com/maps/@51.239425,7.033656,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m5!1e2!3m3!1s41164149!2e1!3e10
The filming location resembles pictures of the Osterholz quarry near Wuppertal. All other outdoor shots are also made in and around Wuppertal.
Hendrik Rood and perhaps you know who made the "totem" sculptures
found it myself: agustin ibarrola
Hendrik Rood and the location is Bergtheater Halde Haniel, Germany www.google.com/maps/place/Bergtheater+Halde+Haniel/@51.550448,6.876518,501m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x47b8eb73ff0fa043:0x7dc8a3ed9a22a108!6m1!1e1
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Where is it?
Hi: Could anyone identify the music for me, please. Thanks.
me too ahahah
The music is: ruclips.net/video/AvDZMArcyss/видео.html
Does anyone know the song used for this piece? I've been trying to find it everywhere
How is the song called? It rocks! xDD
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it's NOT Pina Colada - it's Pina Bausch!