Month in the country Part 2

[@Qwerty-db1js]

Love the quartet dance! What a wonderful and delightful choreography 😍

[@doublechatnoir]

Frederick Ashton was a genius, every steps is in accordance with the music and the story This is a real masterpiece, it almost speaks, one can hear the voices, pity it is not available on DVD Thank God ABT is resurrecting this ballet this year in NYC

[@Pachelbel_PaperDarts]

The most magical moment in this ballet is Sir Anthony Dowell's solo dance to Chopin's piano 0:01 - 1:15 at the opening part of this clip. It takes my breath away with his seamless graceful movement, elegance and naturalism. It is a pity that this beautiful ballet is not yet available on DVD.

[@Qwerty-db1js]

I think that's why (the exact full minute) I truly fell for his dancing 😍 So natural, so bashful yet so lively.

[@sallyjdawg]

this is absolutely marvelous - thank you !

[@siegfried923]

This ballet is a real classic and beautifully designed by the late Julia Trevelyn -Oman who also designed a Royal Opera production of Die Fledermaus which is also beautiful

[@siegfried923]

The quartet is both choreographically and technically perfect -danced by a wonderful quartet of dancers

[@seethevolcane]

The RB was, and still is, hopelessly middle-brow.

[@tishhill9561]

And we can only suppose the you were, and still are, hopelessly highbrow

[@judyhauser3344]

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[@tishhill9561]

@@judyhauser3344 Not sure we didn't somehow cross paths here🤔 Highbrow middlebrow browbrow. Don't know about you but Ashton's "Month in the Country" especially with Lynn Seymour and Anthony Dowell and tgorgeous Chopin always moved me deeply.