@alybean4211 in the second act there's different gifts represented by different national dance styles, Arabian is for coffee, Chinese for tea, Spanish is I believe chocolate, and there's a few others that I'm missing
@DaaaAmmnnn Ballerinas are well known to have to stay under a certain weight to be able to do the things they do. Many do suffer from eating disorders even once they are too old to perform professionally. *Edit: Looks like I need to edit so people understand my comment properly. By saying that ballerinas need to keep under a certain weight to be able to do the "things they do" I was meaning that generally in order for a ballerina to become "successful" in that world, they are expected to keep appearances and to stay underweight. Not that they physically need to be small in order to dance. Generally speaking, anyone can dance at any size with proper training. The difference is that for a ballerina who has spent their entire life training for a professional career, they would obviously feel the need to adhere to the guidelines in order to "make it" and will transform their body however they need to be successful and get the parts they want.
@@DaaaAmmnnn @cherloe please relax, if someone is skinny and work out, the abs/core are going to show up and so is the rib cage. Ballerinas need a lot of core strength and a person can be skinny and healthy you know?
I think he means people who are not familiar with ballet. Many do not know the difference between dancing and consider it unnecessary and a luxury. @SkatingScenes
Saw Russian ballet when I was 19. Still my favorite version I've ever seen! Ballet west in utah is second. I've seen 12 years of nutcracker and I'm obsessed with the Arabian dance.
I love arabian! This year I got the part for arabian and it's my dream part! Edit: Thank you so much for all the support! I just had my nutcracker today and it went very well!
Arabian has to be one of my favorites to dance! I was cast in marzipan core twice and marzipan lead making that a total of three years and as much as I love it I’m over it 😭
@@Julia-07-n7s бесспорно, что русский балет ценят в мире Но он не лучший. Как бы прискорбно это не звучало, нам навязали это после «железного» занавеса
@@Petersburgian3427 прошу Вас следить за словами, если сможете назвать мне три разницы между: американской, русской и французской школой. Я извинюсь, что начал этот разговор
The fact that the female dancer has a navel piercing works so perfectly with her costume One of the most controversial comment section I've ever created with a comment
@@trinitywood08I don't believe that's quite right, a naval piercing isn't exactly cultural. This is the Arabian nights dance in the nutcracker ballet performance, and I believe they took advantage of her belly button piercing to add a bit more pizzazz to her costume. That's my best guess though, don't quote me on it.
BTW, the word you are looking for is "navel" ("naval" means "having to do with the Navy"), not that we didn't all know exactly what you meant. Just thought you might like to know.
This is my dream role...as a solo of course, Not a pa de deux! The original Balanchine film had her as a trapped peacock, and in the midst of the merriment and fun she just CRASHES the party and weeps and is just sad and beautiful and it feels sort of meta ironic and out of place and I absolutely love it 🦚💙
Fun fact: the choreography from that movie (the 1986 one) is actually by Kent Stowell. That production of The Nutcracker was performed at the Pacific Northwest Ballet in Seattle from 1983 to 2014. I lowkey prefer Stowell's choreography to Balanchine's lol
Of course, we all are rightly focused on the lovely and talented dancing. But can we take just a moment to appreciate the fantastic costuming here? Both the man's and the woman's costumes are glorious.
I fully agree. He was also a wonderful dancer and a truly magnificent costumed inspired no doubt by León Bakst, from Ballet Russe 1900. The ballarina danced in front with a simple costume showing her body so very thin I thought she would faint any moment. The Ballet Russe demanded slimness to a degree but not to this degree . They were muscular and graceful .
This is so beautiful! At the same time, though, to see her ribs and spine jutting out like that makes me worried about if she's neglecting herself for the career. I don't know her, though, maybe she prefers that level of thinness. Either way gorgeous woman, gorgeous dance!
30+ dancers usually start to look like that. The subcutaneous fat underneath the skin diminishes with age. It’s no different then the way older joggers tend to look.
I mean to maintain that kind of muscle mass while being thin you do have to eat. It’s incredibly difficult to be muscular without proper nutrition. Especially working out and practicing for hours on end daily.
Какие красивые у балерины глаза, и какой завораживающий у неё взгляд, невозможно оторваться! Музыка, движения, костюмы, тайна востока, - всё донельзя зачаровывает❤
Такое восхитительное чувство возникает при просмотре ✨ В какой-то степени исполняемые движения не столь мудрённы, но будоражат. Есть в них скрытая мощь, да и ещё в сочетании с музыкой!
Love the theme **•and I wish I could see more of the male dancer , he was a wonderful dancer and had an exquisite costume much inspired by the Russian ballet costume designer Léon Bakst who was brilliant . Her costume though a wonderful dancer could have been equally artistic , but dancing so nakedly and so very very thin , I thought any moment she would faint from self imposed starvation .
Эх, а для меня болезненно вспоминать как нас распределяли по группам уже в детстве. В русском балете не мало важную роль играет амплитуда прыжка, и уже в детстве отсеивались и уходили на втрой план те кто имел низкую амплитуду. Я помню эти слезы девочек и как они с завистью смотрели на нас у кого прыжки были высокими и скользящими😢 Русский балет ценится своей красотой и легкостью балерин и балетмейстеров, но цена высока ибо уже в детстве тебе дают понять будешь ли ты блистать или нет. Я занималась балетом с 3 лет до 14, входила в тройку лучших учениц но ушла в бокс😊 меня всегда тянуло в др степь😅и не жалею, что ушла из балета, я не готова была посветить этому всю жизнь.
As a cellist I can say that this piece is a pain to play, not because it's difficult but because it's the same bar throughout the whole piece! Love it tho❤ (my arms did not)
this is not authentic at all, if you think this is how arab culture actually looks like then you'll be dissapointed. still beautiful in it's own way but this version is really watered down
This is, by FAR, my most favorite dances in the Nutcracker Ballet. So mesmerizing!😮
Stupid question but why is it in this show? Like can you dumb it all the way for me or do I need to just watch it to understand
@alybean4211 in the second act there's different gifts represented by different national dance styles, Arabian is for coffee, Chinese for tea, Spanish is I believe chocolate, and there's a few others that I'm missing
@@jacobgarofalo635Russian is in it no idea what it symbolizes tho
@@SupppppppThe Russian one is for sugar)
@Suppppppp and marzipan is french I belive there's also mother ginger but I have no idea what that represents
i've never seen the view of a ballerina's core muscles while she's dancing before, god damn that's metal af i can't imagine the strength she has
Bones are brittle though due to being underweight. Can see her spine 😢
I noticed that too, I was wondering if it’s an eating disorder or if she’s being deliberately deprived of food.
@DaaaAmmnnn Ballerinas are well known to have to stay under a certain weight to be able to do the things they do. Many do suffer from eating disorders even once they are too old to perform professionally.
*Edit: Looks like I need to edit so people understand my comment properly.
By saying that ballerinas need to keep under a certain weight to be able to do the "things they do" I was meaning that generally in order for a ballerina to become "successful" in that world, they are expected to keep appearances and to stay underweight. Not that they physically need to be small in order to dance.
Generally speaking, anyone can dance at any size with proper training.
The difference is that for a ballerina who has spent their entire life training for a professional career, they would obviously feel the need to adhere to the guidelines in order to "make it" and will transform their body however they need to be successful and get the parts they want.
@@Zilla-r3h it's a different kind of strength, i highly doubt you have the core strength to hold a ballet move
@@DaaaAmmnnn @cherloe please relax, if someone is skinny and work out, the abs/core are going to show up and so is the rib cage. Ballerinas need a lot of core strength and a person can be skinny and healthy you know?
Музыка потрясающая....!!! Такая чарующая и пряная, как сам Восток..!!! Браво гению П. И. Чайковскому!
I love ballet...the russian ballet is the best school in the world... amazing... big hug from 🇵🇹
Жаль, что многие этого не понимают(
Cheers from 🇷🇺
@@полнолуние-н9ъвесь мир это знает
❤❤❤
I think he means people who are not familiar with ballet. Many do not know the difference between dancing and consider it unnecessary and a luxury. @SkatingScenes
まさに10頭身！神々しさすら感じる美貌と踊りのうまさですね。
Красивый танец, великолепная музыка, роскошные наряды, браво!!!👍🎉🔥🌟
Как красиво и завораживающе танцуют балет !
Saw Russian ballet when I was 19. Still my favorite version I've ever seen! Ballet west in utah is second. I've seen 12 years of nutcracker and I'm obsessed with the Arabian dance.
Русские любят смотреть Щелкунчик на Рождество 🎄 ❤ привет из России Сибирь 😊
@@manumission2895 привет из Москвы мы тоже любим щелкунчика смотреть на "новый год".😊🎉👌🏼👍🏼
Шикарно, красиво, молодцы ребята.
фантастически красивый образ
I love arabian! This year I got the part for arabian and it's my dream part!
Edit: Thank you so much for all the support! I just had my nutcracker today and it went very well!
Congrats!
I'm sure you'll be great!! Go get 'em!😊
Arabian has to be one of my favorites to dance! I was cast in marzipan core twice and marzipan lead making that a total of three years and as much as I love it I’m over it 😭
Awesome! Hope it goes well!
Congrats!
Обожаю великого русского композитора Петра Ильича Чайковского! Русская школа балета- гордость и неповторимость❤
Абалдеть какая красота,смотрела бы вечно!!!
Жаль ролик короткий😢
Лучше посмотрите весь балет " Щелкунчик", тогда вы действительно полюбите балет на веки вечные ❤❤❤
Обожаю балет! Как всегда лайк
Some is better than none. Even a glimpse is a treat. Thank you!
М. б. вы и Абалдеваете но все остальные просто Оболдевают🙊😉😇
@@Anat447научитесь сами писать грамотно, а потом других поправляйте!
Просто сказка волшебная!, Какие костюмы, какие движения!
Наш русский балет,самый лучший❤
Да, движения красивые. Но выражение лица при этом 😢😢😢...
Какая грация у балерины, точеная
Потрясающе!!!! Какая грация , чёткость ,владение телом ,просто красота и великолепие !!! БРАВО !!!❤❤❤
Espero tener la oportunidad de mirarlo en persona y en Rusia❤. Tremendo espectáculo.
Это не шоу, это искусство
Господи! Какое великолепие в каждом движении!!❤
Cuanta elegancia hermosa amo el ballet 💞💞🤗
Моя душа млеет от такой красивой музыки и танца❤
А оркестр позорный...😅
Лучше русского балета ничего нет ❤, самая лучшая школа
Я бы с Вами поспорил, каждая школа лучшая в своём критерии
@@Misha_Zhirnov13зачем спорить, русский балет признан во всем мире
@@Julia-07-n7s бесспорно, что русский балет ценят в мире
Но он не лучший.
Как бы прискорбно это не звучало, нам навязали это после «железного» занавеса
@@Misha_Zhirnov13кому нам ? Он признан во всем мире ,не тупите
@@Petersburgian3427 прошу Вас следить за словами, если сможете назвать мне три разницы между: американской, русской и французской школой.
Я извинюсь, что начал этот разговор
Огромный труд и прекрасный результат!
Как это прекрасно!
The fact that the female dancer has a navel piercing works so perfectly with her costume
One of the most controversial comment section I've ever created with a comment
Probably a cultural thing
@@trinitywood08I don't believe that's quite right, a naval piercing isn't exactly cultural. This is the Arabian nights dance in the nutcracker ballet performance, and I believe they took advantage of her belly button piercing to add a bit more pizzazz to her costume. That's my best guess though, don't quote me on it.
It's just a piersing, dancers took out their piersings when on stage, but they are often allowed to keep it when it matches the theme
BTW, the word you are looking for is "navel" ("naval" means "having to do with the Navy"), not that we didn't all know exactly what you meant. Just thought you might like to know.
Uh actually the torso section is a mesh and the 'piercing' is, actually, part of the costume.
The Arabian part is the most beautiful and mesmerizing part of the 🥜 cracker!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🩰🩰🩰💃🪩♥️❤️🌹♥️❤️🌹🩰❤️♥️🩰🩰♥️♥️❤️
Maravilloso gracias por su talento y esfuerzo para preservar el arte de la danza clásica
Какая красота .Люблю.балет .Исполнителям браво!
Шаг как у кошечки. Красотища❤
ОБОЖАЮ БАЛЕТ.
НЕ СМОТРЯ НА ТЯЖЕЛЫЙ ТРУД, ТАНЦЫ БЕСПОДОБНЫЕ!❤
C'est vraiment magnifique, quelle beauté ❤
Блин .как красиво.
This is my dream role...as a solo of course, Not a pa de deux! The original Balanchine film had her as a trapped peacock, and in the midst of the merriment and fun she just CRASHES the party and weeps and is just sad and beautiful and it feels sort of meta ironic and out of place and I absolutely love it 🦚💙
Fun fact: the choreography from that movie (the 1986 one) is actually by Kent Stowell. That production of The Nutcracker was performed at the Pacific Northwest Ballet in Seattle from 1983 to 2014. I lowkey prefer Stowell's choreography to Balanchine's lol
My family would go to see it every year! Spurned my love for both ballet and the nutcracker specifically. @@kikihappy54
@@kikihappy54The Maurice Sendak art was a masterpiece and the PNWs nutcracker hasn’t been up to par since they did away with stowell and Sendak
Bro what song did you use here???
I thought I was remembering wrong bc I’ve only ever seen this one performed solo!
Love this too much, we watched the whole show, and everything was adorable, fun, and amazing! Unforgettable moments! Thanks for the video 👏👏💓★🎄
А Костюмы! Красота!!!!
Of course, we all are rightly focused on the lovely and talented dancing. But can we take just a moment to appreciate the fantastic costuming here? Both the man's and the woman's costumes are glorious.
I fully agree. He was also a wonderful dancer and a truly magnificent costumed inspired no doubt by León Bakst, from Ballet Russe 1900. The ballarina danced in front with a simple costume showing her body so very thin I thought she would faint any moment.
The Ballet Russe demanded slimness to a degree but not to this degree . They were muscular and graceful .
Perfeição ❤
Love that the costumes and choreography are so unique for this scene
Как же вы прекрасны!
Style unique de haut niveau ! Ils sont incomparables. Ils dégagent beaucoup de charme et de grâce. 👏 🙌 🎉 ❤❤😊
Красота необыкновенная! Дай Бог Вам здоровья, знаю,какой огромный труд за этим стоит.
Coffee Arabian Dance is like my favourite piece from the Nutcracker bc of how it sounds :) I’m so excited to play this at my concert
I very much would have loved to see this in its entirety! Very beautiful!! And my favorite piece from The Nutcracker!
The most beautiful dance I've ever seen 😍
как красиво!!!!
love how they/she did her makeup, and how she locks eyes with the people ❤️
Какой красивый костюм и исполнение😂❤🎉
Her lines are so beautiful
Her hands!! They are as bendy as her feet!!❤️
А во дворе у нас медведи бегают.....
Это правда, все движения плавные, пластика и грация!!! Но танец Лебедя в исполнении Майи Плисецкой, это просто чудо, её руки - крылья..
Beautiful! And one of my favorite pieces of music as well
Великолепно! 🙏
They undergo rigorous training right
from the tender age. I love ballet
dance so graceful in moves.
Very slim ballerina. ❤❤
Как же это прекрасно
Wow. I’d love to see that in person one day. The primary dancers were stunning and moved with such precision. Breathtaking. 👏🏻🤗 🩰
Боже, как же это прекрасно!
superb dancers
This ballerina is both beautiful and Graceful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The arabian dance has always been my favorite since I was little, idk why, I just loved it so much
This is so beautiful! At the same time, though, to see her ribs and spine jutting out like that makes me worried about if she's neglecting herself for the career. I don't know her, though, maybe she prefers that level of thinness. Either way gorgeous woman, gorgeous dance!
Painfully thin for her art 😢
No non è anoressica si vede che è in forma
Se dovesse dimagrire di più allora dovrebbe preoccupare ma ora è in gran forma
30+ dancers usually start to look like that. The subcutaneous fat underneath the skin diminishes with age. It’s no different then the way older joggers tend to look.
it definitely seems so. unfortunately so many dancers struggle with disordered eating especially with ballets standards. so sad to see.
I mean to maintain that kind of muscle mass while being thin you do have to eat.
It’s incredibly difficult to be muscular without proper nutrition. Especially working out and practicing for hours on end daily.
Какие красивые у балерины глаза, и какой завораживающий у неё взгляд, невозможно оторваться! Музыка, движения, костюмы, тайна востока, - всё донельзя зачаровывает❤
Волшебно! Пересмотрела несколько раз, не оторваться!
Beautiful ❤
The Russian ballet 🩰 is truly life changing to watch
Завораживающая красота!! Молодцы! ❤❤❤
Wow !! Unique and fun to watch! Please do more different cultural 🕺🏻 💃🏼
Изумительно!!!❤❤❤
What amazing commitment to the gestalt of this dance. Everything is just perfect!!
Волшебство 👏👏👏👏можно смотреть бесконечно долго 💝❤️🥰👍👍👍
Её руки стоят отдельного восхищения!❤
Absolutely beautiful.
Такое восхитительное чувство возникает при просмотре ✨
В какой-то степени исполняемые движения не столь мудрённы, но будоражат. Есть в них скрытая мощь, да и ещё в сочетании с музыкой!
I got goosebumps.. this is mesmerizing
Прекрасный выпуск, многое очень в тему мне: консоль лулу прекрасна, камин-полка, ж столики. Делайте такие подборки почаще))
Прекрасная балерина и ее образ!!!!!
Слава богу что у меня такое тело как у неё а мне уже 50 лет а на вид только 35 лет ❤❤❤
Какая красивая танцовщица , ещё и такие движения ❤🎉
Боже, как это красиво 😍
Невероятная легкость ,прелестно ,нежно .
Божественно красиво 😍❤❤❤
Боже, как красиво и завораживающе!
Это потрясающе🎉
Красотища невероятная! ❤ Загляденье!
Русский балет самый лучший!❤️
Beautiful
Look at that POINTE!!! LOOK AT THAT POINTE!!!! 😮😮😮😮
Wow 😮Stunning 🥰 So beautiful ❤️ I just love this 😍 never seen anyone dancing so elegant amazing 🤩
Love the theme **•and I wish I could see more of the male dancer , he was a wonderful dancer and had an exquisite costume much inspired by the Russian ballet costume designer Léon Bakst who was brilliant . Her costume though a wonderful dancer could have been equally artistic , but dancing so nakedly and so very very thin , I thought any moment she would faint from self imposed starvation .
The costumes are so beautiful!!
Шикарная пара
that was so cool and mesmerising
Che bellezza è lo schiaccianoci un balletto più particolare
she is hardly ever off her toes. amazing.
Это нереально красиво.❤Браво
I would love to watch the full performance ❤
Drop dead gorgeous!! So poised ughhh, gave me my life♥️
There is nothing as painful as dancing en pointe. After decades and decades I can remember the pain
Эх, а для меня болезненно вспоминать как нас распределяли по группам уже в детстве. В русском балете не мало важную роль играет амплитуда прыжка, и уже в детстве отсеивались и уходили на втрой план те кто имел низкую амплитуду. Я помню эти слезы девочек и как они с завистью смотрели на нас у кого прыжки были высокими и скользящими😢 Русский балет ценится своей красотой и легкостью балерин и балетмейстеров, но цена высока ибо уже в детстве тебе дают понять будешь ли ты блистать или нет.
Я занималась балетом с 3 лет до 14, входила в тройку лучших учениц но ушла в бокс😊 меня всегда тянуло в др степь😅и не жалею, что ушла из балета, я не готова была посветить этому всю жизнь.
Глаз не оторвать, до чего красиво!
As a cellist I can say that this piece is a pain to play, not because it's difficult but because it's the same bar throughout the whole piece! Love it tho❤ (my arms did not)
Such a peaceful dignity❤❤❤
Beautiful dance 💃🏽 love Arabian culture ❤❤❤
this is not authentic at all, if you think this is how arab culture actually looks like then you'll be dissapointed. still beautiful in it's own way but this version is really watered down
Она просто восхитительно прекрасна, 🎉настолько шикарная, что и слов не найти.
Now that’s a Nutcracker !!! 🤗🩵
As a russian muslim I 10000000% Approve of it 👏👏👏👏