Diana Cuni and Thomas Lund - William Tell Pas De Deux

[@vangel1443]

Congratulations! This is simply wonderful. God bless.

[@spiritcrazy5000]

i was there!!

[@CLASSICALFAN100]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basking_in_reflected_glory

[@r0g3r5m1th]

Why is it impossible to get any DVDs of the RDB apart from Napoli and La Sylphide,surely you can get more than just two in Denmark,I love the danish style of Ballet,but have given up looking now.

[@olgasmoak7861]

Is there a 'La Sylphide" DVD available with Thomas Lund as James? He is one of the greatest Bournonville dancers of this or any genertion?

[@Alexmcgruer3]

FRRom 16 seconds in I think I recall this tune. William Tell EH ??? William is it? LOL A little Scotish humour!

[@CLASSICALFAN100]

Appearing with The Royal Cheese Danish Ballet...(ROFL)

[@edmondscott7444]

I think is the air to A Scottish Soldier by Andy Stewart.

[@Alexmcgruer3]

I think you nailed it and I .... Could not catch that. :) @@edmondscott7444

[@linchris1797]

it is great, but i prefer the ibe andersen & darci kistler version (was on pbs tv early 80's)

[@CLASSICALFAN100]

That's the great thing about great things: it's anybody's choice...

[@Hans6789-j9t]

Why are her elbows always sticking out to the side? No where close to darci

[@r.r.c7692]

it is called epaulement. one of the most important thing in classical dancing especially in bournonville style. no wonder darci lacked of epaulement, she was a blanchinian dancer