This is just fantastic🎉

Thank You, John!!!

What a beautiful filming! Thank you Mr. Clifford. Who are the dancers in the past de deux? What year?

I know Mr. B. did not particularly like the German films of his ballets, but I think this one is very beautiful. The lighting emphasizes the spirituality of the piece especially. Surprised that Mazzo did not "let down her hair." I wonder when that touch was added.

Who are these original dancers? Can’t tell from the filming. Thank you Mr. Clifford!

Atriz e bailarina juntas na mesma pessoa.... Tão perfeita interpretação, que me faz derramar lágrimas de emoção ❤

What year was this?

Love this- fast. The chore - amazing. Lots of movement I never moticed before. Wow

Este video corresponde a una grabación que hizo la televisión cubana en la puesta completa del lago de los cisnes está vez en tres actos y un epílogo la versión anterior era de Mary Skyping pero esta versión era completa de Alicia . En esta ocasión fue para un Festival de Ballet donde se estrenaron Mirta Plá y Josefina Mendes en el rol titular. Mirta Plá hizo una sola función de su estreno pues estaba embarazada y las funciones restantes todas las fueron entre Alicia y Josefina alternándose en el rol titular

Who are the stars in this performance?

I also saw Lavery dance with Farrell at NYCB as a last-minute replacement for an injured Ib Anderson in MOZARTIANA, & he was *brilliant* that night...nervousness may have given him an extra edge. And that's a HARD male part for someone w/ legs as long as his were. I don't know if he ever danced it again after that night.

Also, as much as I liked Merrill Ashley's dancing, I saw her in CHACONNE after Suzanne retired & thought she was a very wrong choice...she didn't have at all the abandon that Suzanne brought to this role. I just don't think NYCB is going to see an artist like Farrell again soon. They don't come along like that much, with that level of soul & daring. Her dancing changed my life!

JC, you may have seen my remarks on the other link of this perf that you posted. I said there, in short, that I LOVE this perf, & while I think Sean's beats aren't as clean/sharp as Martins's, his dancing is so much more expressive & musical, & his longer legs look lovely here even w/ his not-great feet. Suzanne as always is just gorgeous, & riskily off-balance here. My ques to you is: how did she always manage to dance these hard ballets & keep her mouth closed? That's HARD!

so great to see the slight differences in her performance and the one with Martins. you really see how she made each performance so authentically in the moment. a grand artist like Callas

I saw him perform this in Louisville ky He is magnetic On stage 6:22

What year was this?

So happy to have read what you wrote about Mathias, John. For me, he is the most complete, classical dancer I've ever seen: gorgeous body, superb, clean technique and such astounding and delicate musicality. I may be wrong; but I think, in order to achieve this level of artistry, you have to approach the work with humility and leave your ego " en dehors, out the door." I''d love to see you choreograph something for him.

Who are you partnering with? Was this New York City Ballet?

Who are the Principals in this dance?

What is the music. Please?

Interference on my drive had signally hampered my experience of your performance. May we live in a culture where beauty not be held hostage to malevolent and even criminal agents of suppression..

Who is in the ensemble/corps de ballet that would eventually become well known?

What year were they performing this dance? So beautiful

Great. Here's looking at you 😊kid!

I just love it ❤❤❤!

Wonderful thank you

Don't worry, I'm watching!🎉Bravo! Nice!

The caller is actually calling the real movement. I never saw it this way- amazing!

Ce film est est magnifique , Fred Aster , et Cid Charisse .( Formidable son rôle de femme rigide Russe, j'ai Adoré.) Quelle classe , elle à aussi énormément de talent .

Buenazo el chaval , y viva Cuba Asere!

Die fender fer long lines gd times

Wonderfully eclectic selection. I especially liked Once Upon a Time from All American. Can anyone tell me what the second song is from?

I remember watching this on television when it first aired, and it was the first time I had ever heard this man sing. I was completely blown away! I had no idea that he had such a voice and such a talent.

This TV production was arranged for Seymour by a wealthy backer of hers. She was rapidly sliding downhill.

She came to the University of Oklahoma School of Dance in 2008 - I was a junior ballet faculty member there. She taught our dancers for a week. I picked her up at her hotel everyday and took her to the studios. Little did she know in Corpus Christi in the 1960’s my Grandmother had picked her up at the airport and had driven her to her dance studio in her new white Mustang, which my Grandmother said Violette loved and commented on. Ms. Verdy was in Corpus Christi assessing the ballet studios there as they were applying for “civic ballet status.” My Grandmother said the area was denied the status a civic ballet at the time. I was too embarrassed in 2008 to even bring it up. I thought she wouldn’t remember and I didn’t want her too feel bad that they had been denied. Anyways, I just thought it was funny that my Grandmother and I had both driven Violette in our cars with a 50 year gap. History sure does have a way of cycling back again! Her ballet classes were PERFECTION, she was one of the most ATTENTIVE and UPLIFTING teachers I’ve ever had the pleasure of taking from. Even though I was on faculty I took her class as I felt if I didn’t, I would seriously regret it. I knew there was a genius dancer in front of me and I must experience her class firsthand. NO regrets!!! The sparkle in her eyes, her wit, her quickness, her humor, and her perfected dancing was a wonder to behold, and I’ll always treasure and remember her!!!!!🩷🩰🩷 Thank you Violette! Also after watching this video, now at 45 years old, I’m able to execute a gorglliade correctly!!!! Watching her somehow unlocked something within me with that step!🩰🤗

More teaching please!!!!!!!

Sooo good to watch you teach! I wish I could learn from you! Would you consider wearing a mic? It’s pretty hard to understand you with the echo and I’m trying to hang on your every word- but I’m losing every 4th word. Thanks!

Плисецкая живет в Танце!Мощная энергетика.Талант и Артистизм!Ангел наяву!

Now I want to see the full film even more! Where can I find the rest?

Thank so much for this!

Superb! Thanks! A real treat!❤

Clear, clean choreography a la Balachine and exquisitely simple, but appropriate costumes- elegance par excellence!❤

An incredible visual religious rendition of Ave Verum Corpus - incredibly beautiful!❤❤❤❤❤

It's a beautiful video, Mr Clifford, and thank you for sharing ❤.

6:14 It’s prerfect

I love me some act II of the nutcracker!!! thank u ^^

This is absolutely wonderful dancing. And your bows are exceptional-setting the standard for all? Heartfelt, sincere.

He was great but not a nice man and after Suzanne Farrell blanked him and married another dancer he made sure they couldnt perform his works. He also said he wanted to see the bones in the females chest and disapproved of any relationships unless of course they involved himself.mind you im sure in those days abuse was pretty common.

maia siempre maia

Utterly exquisite. Music from another world finds acceptance with balletic mastery swept away into ecstasy.