Drumming / Rosas

[@DianneReid]

saw this work live in Adelaide, Australia in 2000...love this woman, these dancers, this piece...I felt at home

[@TheRealNativeSun]

Breathtaking. Salut.

[@KC2022]

The woman in orange is a fantastic dancer. Elliot Field used this piece by Steve Reich, too. I searched Field's version within KZbin but couldn't find it.

[@jeanpierreraouljallet9108]

La grâce féminine dans ce qu'elle a de plus émouvant !

[@benjamincuevaseninde]

-- Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker est une chorégraphe majeure. --

[@TariqKhan-np2wx]

That is the whole point of her choreography!!! Is it not meant to synchronize with the music.Steve Reich himself says that is what is wonderful about her choreography!!!

[@vereda61]

Fantastic!!!

[@mariahomicron2000]

Beautiful

[@59dimitris]

υπέροχη χορογραφία Αντριανα σε ευχαριστώ πολύ πολύ...

[@Geinnemontz]

What is the name of her?

[@xxxslayerxxx666]

this was great....but i think she should teach herself the drums so she could have this choreographed perfectly....there were time when she did the next phrase a bit too early....like at :19 and :23, those parts should have begun at :24(well it's like in between :23 and :24) there are several other parts that came in too early....it's still an amazing display of skill, the interpretation was just off (it was great interpretation, just as i said before, certain moves came in way too early!)

[@baletxxx]

it's not meant to synchronize with the drums. The whole point of her choreographies to the music of Steve Reich is to show the shift in synchronization that happens with his music through dance.

[@malgray2]

In Lyon from 7 - 11 April 2015

[@saulodr]

Cosmic Art