Что мне не нравится:...."ленинградские руки" где? Закругленная II позиция рук (а ронди)??? Эта традиция идёт, ведь, ещё со времён французских преподавателей, а исходно от индийского классического танца. Ленинградцы гордились, что именно они сохранили эту традицию, а руки-плети - это в Москве. Жаль, Николай Максимович, видимо, постарался.
I don't quite understand your comment. What do you think is wrong with their arms ? While some traditions have of course been retained, specially from the french school (which St. Petersburg has always had stronger french influence, while Moscow has always gotten stronger italian influence), Agrippina changed the whole arm system, and almost surely, made the first modern arm system. Prior to her, there were many different variations that didn't reach our modern days (from all sources, russian teachers, french teachers, italian teachers, english teachers, etc., there are books and texts that depict and term different arms positions: Kosloff, Adice, Mascagno, Zorn, Charbonnel, etc.)
Ой, красотка в середине, какие сильнющие ноги и выворотность. Гениальный педагог.
❤❤❤ Фантастика!!!!!
Gracias!!!❤
What is the name of the girl in the center?
What level is this? Fantastic as usual!
This was 8/III year
why we do not see the third student and what language the teacher speak
Russian probably
The teacher is Lyudmila Kovaleva, she speaks russian of course.
If this is the Vgan Academy, it is located in St. Petersburg. Well, of course it's Russian. Ну естественно, простите, откуда вы такие чудики😂
@@julijaagniа ты откуда чудик
@@simonaperez1475 из балетного класса 🤣🤣🤣
Do you know what happened to the russsianballetvideos2 channel?
Sorry but don't know
it was shot down
Что мне не нравится:...."ленинградские руки" где? Закругленная II позиция рук (а ронди)??? Эта традиция идёт, ведь, ещё со времён французских преподавателей, а исходно от индийского классического танца. Ленинградцы гордились, что именно они сохранили эту традицию, а руки-плети - это в Москве. Жаль, Николай Максимович, видимо, постарался.
I don't quite understand your comment. What do you think is wrong with their arms ?
While some traditions have of course been retained, specially from the french school (which St. Petersburg has always had stronger french influence, while Moscow has always gotten stronger italian influence), Agrippina changed the whole arm system, and almost surely, made the first modern arm system.
Prior to her, there were many different variations that didn't reach our modern days (from all sources, russian teachers, french teachers, italian teachers, english teachers, etc., there are books and texts that depict and term different arms positions: Kosloff, Adice, Mascagno, Zorn, Charbonnel, etc.)
Who are they?
Россия. Академия Вагановой
@@user-bv6tl8fr5fof course, but I meant their names ;)