Nijinsky 1912-L'Après-midi d'un Faune (full version)

[@alainlecarpentier7810]

Гениальное ожившее изображение с греческих древних амфор. Их увидел в музее Нижинский и создал свой шедевр. Он танцует в балете, что длится 9 минут, сам. Редчайшая возможность увидеть запечатлённое чудо таланта гения!

[@Sheffield6688]

Just so no one is fooled, no film was ever done of this at Théâtre du Châtelet or anywhere else at this time. The piece has been tuned downward several steps also and no cinematic sound existed in 1912. Sound (talkies) first were invented in 1927 (including scores). HOWEVER .... the digital creation you did was quite inventive. Nice job.

[@mithrilmoon1]

Thank you so much for creating this glimpse into Nijinsky in motion. Alas there is no known contemporary film footage of him in either performance or rehearsal. This cleverly put-together clip gives the welcome illusion of movement so often craved by all who love the man and his work.

[@theart8039]

Yes, the magical anti gravitational leap that we have all know of

[@L-Ondee]

I don't think that these robotic put together photographies do Nijinsky's memory any favour!

[@Apollo_Blaze]

I am so grateful we have this beautiful film of him, but I wish we had much more...but I am grateful for this. Thank you for posting this..he was so beautiful..

[@andrebourgeoiset2345]

Nijinsky 1912 L'Après-midi d'un Faune, Document archéologique inestimable qui mérite une immense reconnaissance à qui a bien voulu le partager (M.Christian Comte). Cette chorégraphie, inspirée, interprétée de l'Antiquité grecque, continue d'inspirer la chorégraphie contemporaine, d'être admirée et admirable.

[@polarbearsrus6980]

I had never heard of this artist (I'm 71), hard to believe I've never heard of him. I landed here by accident. I'm a big fan of dance, especially ballet. Thanks for sharing!!!🤭

[@theart8039]

I'm 22 and a massive Nijinsky fan, Ballet Russe and you have a huge adventure waiting for you at 71, follow the trail..there is a wonderful movie about him with Alan Bates..it's easily found on the net..How Nijinsky went from beauty to madness in a very short space of time. A bit like Arthur Rimbaud in dance..then you go on the Arthur trail, Poet, and death. Check out his poem called Voyelles (vowels) and tell me if you can sleep at night with the rythm

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

merci pour ces quelques secondes inestimables, c'est tellement émouvant de voir les gestes de Nijinski et sa création qui continuent à étonner encore ! dommage d'avoir si peu d'images de ce ballet à sa première version.

[@CanadianOneiroi]

I am watching a program about this amazing artist and I thought I had to check this out. I am so glad I did, now I want to know everything about him. Thank God for the internet. This is a great video and it makes me want to find out more about this amazing man.

[@missustoad1]

This lovingly restored treasure gives us a glimpse into the expressive power of Nijinsky. Incredible. Thank you.

[@Kaisha.1119]

Чудо,что хоть что-то сохранилось. Даже по этим крохам уже видно как хорош был Нижинский и его Фавна никто не превзошёл.

[@ТаняТишина-б2я]

Мне кажется Нуриев очень близко его повторил

[@bobduvar]

Ces coupures d'images sont insupportables.... Mais on arrive quand même à voir toute la beauté et la modernité de Nijinsky et ses ballets sublimes....

[@kathleensaintesteben]

Magnifique… Magique… Merci mille fois à vous pour ce merveilleux moment 🙏🌿🩵🩵🩵

[@kavalkid1]

Thank you ! Nijisky's legacy shall be reconstructed! Thank you for your work.

[@antoniofdez]

Me quedo embelesado. Nijisnky nos transporta a su mente y hace que la realidad se transforme de repente en un sueño, que por su naturaleza superior, no podríamos encontrar en la realidad ordinaria. La marioneta de Dios, que nos hacía de puente con una realidad superior. No era meramente un bailarín, sino más precisamente, un poeta del baile.

[@ОльгаВолкова-ц8ж1ц]

Отлично сказано ! Нижинский переводит с божественного языка, как и поэты. Мы чувствуем ,, божественное ", оно завораживает, притягивает.

[@ОльгаДуленина]

Это ошеломляет даже в таком скверном видео!!! Что же говорить о тех, кто видел всё это воочию, да ещё и полностью, а не фрагмент, как мы. Нам остается только завидовать этим счастливчикам!

[@ТатьянаКравченко-ф2ц]

К сожалению, современники совсем не оценили этот танец. Был полный провал. Гений открыл новую страницу в балете, к которой общество еще не было готово.

[@giusettynaaa]

Grazie per la grande emozione!

[@sydparrott8552]

its too bad his manager wouldnt allow him to be filmed, it would be amazing just to see footage of him

[@edenblack2290]

Aha!...I knew there had to be a reason. Thanks for the info.

And why his manager did so?

[@belbras]

Because he thought a motion picture would not show the true essence of this art. On the contrary, it would rather denigrate its quality.

[@yelloworangered]

Isadora Duncan felt the same way, so we have no footage of her dancing. I think she was right that part of her performance was a mesmeric union with her audience, performance genius as well as dancing skill. However, it still would be so wonderful to have those films.

[@ВалентинаИзтитова]

@ This is a tragic and ugly story, described many times in memoirs and films. Diaghilev wanted the public to forget about Nijinsky. And he consistently destroyed, as he could, ALL the recordings of Nijinsky's dances! Because of personal hostility - jealousy and greed, after Nijinsky, his dancer and lover, cheated on him and ran away from him with a woman. Nijinsky's wife Ramola also wrote about this in her memoirs.

[@waldonunez8311]

Arqueología de la danza , maravilloso....gracias desde Sudamérica 🌈🌴

[@eldalanza]

la misteriosa dolcezza della musica di Debussy e l'aspra consapevolezza della poesia di Mallarme', insieme: un capolavoro d'emozioni. Grazie, el

[@anabeatrizcordeiro4498]

Très émue en voyant ces images! Merci de les avoir partagées.

[@TheVineyarder]

thank you for that rare glimpse into the past

[@pedroa.cantero9449]

Nijinsky fue el antes y el después de la danza escénica europea; de un brinco rompió el molde del ballet clásico -un tanto frígido y sobrevalorado por las élites “reinantes”- saltando hacia las estrellas. El bailarín genial, del que Alexandre Benois diría: «mitad gato, mitad serpiente, diabólicamente ágil, femenino y, sin embargo, temible », fascinó y aterró como el ángel de Rilke. Sus saltos pasmaron como los de un felino que brincara de su jaula. Impresionaba verle alzarse en el aire y flotar en el vacío. El mismo Paul Claudel se extasiaría: «Nijinsky apportait autre chose, les pieds enfin ont quitté la terre ! Il apportait le bond, c’est-à-dire la victoire de la respiration sur le poids. Comme le chanteur ou l’acteur ne fait qu’amplifier par le mouvement de ses bras l’ascension de la poitrine soulevée qui s’emplit d’air, ainsi l’inspiration du danseur et cet élan de notre désir vers la vie est assez forte pour le détacher du sol, ce n’est plus qu’un tremplin qu’il foule triomphalement sous ses pieds ! [...] Il retombe, à la manière d’un roi qui descend, et de nouveau il s’élance comme un aigle et comme une flèche décochée par sa propre arbalète. L’âme pour une seconde porte le corps, ce vêtement est devenu flamme et la matière est passée transport et cri ! Il parcourt la scène comme l’éclair et à peine s’est-il retourné, qu’il revient sur nous comme la foudre. C’est la grande créature humaine à l’état lyrique, il intervient comme un dieu au milieu de notre bamboula ! ».

[@rominanomi]

pedro a. cantero perdon pero nose francés y no me deja copiar el enlace para poder traducirlo mediante otros medios. Podría ud traducir la crítica de Paul Claudel al castellano? O indicarme donde podria encontrarla en español o húngaro? Ya que son mis lenguas maternas. Muchas gracias

[@davidmehnert6206]

One certainly pardons Paul Claudel- Man’s easily pardoned for writing well!

[@pedroa.cantero9449]

«Nijinsky aportaba algo más, ¡al fin despegan los pies de tierra! Aportaba el salto, es decir la victoria del soplo sobre el peso. Como el cantante o el actor que, al tomar aire gracias al movimiento de sus brazos, amplifica la ascensión del pecho, así la inspiración del danzante y ese impulso de nuestro deseo hacia la vida es tan fuerte como para levantarle del suelo, ¡poco más que el trampolín que pisa bajo sus pies triunfalmente! […] Cae, a la manera de un rey que desciende, y de nuevo se avienta cual águila y flecha arrojada de su propia ballesta. Por un segundo, el alma lleva al cuerpo, ¡ese vestido se vuelve llama y la guisa transporte y grito! Recorre la escena como el fulgor y, apenas se retorna, vuelve sobre nosotros como el rayo. Es la gran criatura en estado lírico, ¡interviene como un dios en mitad de nuestra zambra! ».

[@ОльгаВолкова-ц8ж1ц]

@@pedroa.cantero9449 Спасибо ! Прекрасно написано, изумительно, великолепно !!!

[@alvaroriccardi]

Artapante, eterno y misterioso Fauno... Nijnsky poético. Gracias!

[@JamesRaetz]

Simply AMAZING thank you so much. Just these few glimpses into the past shows the preternatural fluidity of his motion and mastery of his craft, I will have to imagine the rest but can do it now that I have seen the essence of his movement, so ironic this art heralded the modern age with all it's visual everything yet this is all we have of this seminal event, yet we can see. Thank you again.

[@катявогезова]

Это гениально,. И слава Богу, что сохранилась запись❤️

[@dianabadikova]

Это не запись,анимация на основе фотографий

[@itgetseasierlessitry]

christiancomte I was fooled which is to your credit, because what you have done has the effect of a cinematic seance. Bravo!

[@Twig-The-Wonder-Kid]

Nice to see this homage but damn Diaghilev !

[@godislove8740]

Indeed, Nijinsky's biography is very interesting.

[@Briciola-x5m]

Невероятно! Волшебно и удивительно!!! Вацлав был гениален.

[@mariellarocha]

Amazing!! Thanks for sharing!

[@deericcio3379]

Can one believe studying the life of Freddie Mercury has lead me to Nijinsky ?

[@ОльгаВолкова-ц8ж1ц]

Очень интересно ! Ничто не случайно.

[@annabelej8021]

Were you intrigued by the clip from video -I want to break free ? Freddie is dressed as a faun from that ballet.

[@mcintron43]

BEAUTIFUL!

[@Helena_Harper99]

Какое невероятное волшебство!

[@emtee4564]

A million thanks for this✨

[@Лариса-ф1ц1в]

Неужели это сам Нижинский? Считается, что хроник его танцев не сохранилось. А всё-таки он прыгнул, хоть и невысоко, но как легко, без разбега, действительно, невероятный прыжок!

[@-511]

У него нереальная пластика, невероятный прыжок. C одной ноги.. Даже не отталкиваясь ... Вот еще видео с прижком. l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DIakbiekfH14%26index%3D35%26list%3DPL1U6myACxjKjPCrIW1K5T_9ZmkkECktnX%26t%3D0s%26fbclid%3DIwAR0ftlEWCKQ1ZdyFzO-bKDkEA-lnkFLldpd0FBCq5xNog8B0zkUbOcjU2EU&h=AT06tcm36JzY1m9LXuW4g7jrytyVOou4v3npmv2IMs_dxCJ3_ZHMtmSoNzSnukwOhjaU3FNdFLznIeDo0IZgr8O-Ieyhs61Ia4S1hqNOVyAfTnGuKSDljq87nB095rGaRjmB

[@HelgaMaq]

это фотомонтаж

[@andrebourgeoiset2345]

M.Comte, je m'aperçois de mon erreur. Elle ne modère pas mon enthousiasme pour votre film. Je vous prie de l'agréer comme un compliment. J'observe de plus que je n'ai pas été seul à la commettre.

[@LylyaMusic]

Very beautiful and exciting!

[@sickaydaurantiajedidiah9416]

WOW!!! wonderful animation, I love this!! and the music is so beautiful!

[@re.markak3201]

Уникальная запись ,живая история ,воплощённая гением В.Нижинским. Восторг и восхищение.

[@tinabaranet6946]

It was Diagilev who forbade the filming of Nijinsky, not Nijinsky.Also there IS some footage of Nijinsky taken by Charlie Chaplin in Hollywood when they met there.

[@VeracityLH]

If you know where one can view this footage, please share. Cheers.

[@mn4169]

He was amazing

[@peachmelba16]

I never thought I would be able to see this..

[@AnaKosta]

Not real footage. Just morphing...

[@ninjutsuyoga]

me neither. it's a masterpiece

[@stuartreevephotography2587]

Better footage here, not digital re-creation kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6bCdJiZqrNjh6M

[@waldonunez8311]

Increíble lo que estamos viendo....es como arqueología visual de arte ....desde Sudamérica gracias,...🌈

[@danielmewald751]

dommage,a l'epoque on ne pouvait pas bien filmer son danse et plus tard il etait deja malade...

[@ghostinthewaves2130]

This is so fascinating but sad there isn't more

[@susanlloyd7395]

Nijinsky's brother in law was one of Gene Kelly's ballet instructors in Chicago, and I can see the influence.

[@susanlloyd7395]

@Cheryldee Huddleston Yes. In July 1912, Nijinska married a fellow dancer, Alexander Kotchetovsky, and the following year their first child, Irina, was born. Bronislava and her family spent the war years in Russia where her son Leon was born.

[@gokhansayram]

My dear friend. With due respect, I don’t agree with you on your opinion that a work of art should not be filmed. Some performances should be recorded for posterity. Whit this, I rest my case.

[@corinnellucia4002]

Magnifique ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@francescaemc2]

grazie

[@billbailey7193]

This is spooky as f***. Those movements are freaking me out. They are like ghosts gliding above the floor, half human, not on this earth although of it, in some place beyond where the past relives itself as best it can. I would say this film represents what was in Nijinsky’s head for the last 30 years of his life. A little, bald man, sometimes locked away in an asylum, mostly wandering the leafy British countryside not knowing who he was but for some reason knowing he could dance but no longer wished to.

[@Hung895]

Spassiba Christiancomte!!!! Spassiba Gepetto!!!! Vaslav Nijinsky the most surreal dancer ever!!! (the second'll be Michael Jackson?,lol!)

[@maryoleary5044]

Feckin' weird..but the Fawn is gentle,beautiful and hopefully innocent

[@urbanosilvestreignaro4907]

Gracias a quienes hicieron posible que yo viera este documental. Ese brinquito de Nijinsky es de otra dimensión

[@ИренаЛишик]

СПАСИБО ЗА ВИДЕО.

[@HC-ic7vw]

A pitty that we cannot fully enjoy Nijinsky out-of-this-world perfomances. A pitty for art...

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

Pretty well done

[@storystory81]

Heureuse d'avoir vu cette version originale dansée par le "grand" Nijinsky !❤

[@personaking7844]

Brilliant

[@barbaraaudiberti2028]

Meraviglioso

[@ferdinandof2003]

MARAVILLA!!!!!!!

[@rudigerschwarz5181]

.....GENIUS!!!!...

[@willieluncheonette5843]

“It is said about Nijinsky, one of the greatest dancers in the world, that there were moments when he would take jumps, and he would come back so slowly that it was almost impossible. He would fall back featherlike, as if gravitation had lost its power over him. Scientists were worried: “This should not happen, it cannot happen” - but it was happening. No other dancer has been capable in that way. And of course, Nijinsky went mad; he became a Baul. His is one of the madnesses which has not yet been understood. And because he was in the West, it was impossible to comprehend what had happened to him. He was confined to a psychiatric hospital, forced, given electric shocks, insulin shots. Had he been in the East he would have become one of the greatest Bauls. His madness was nothing to be treated, it was something to be revered. But how did he become mad? He became mad through his dancing. When he was asked what happens to him, he said, “It happens only when I am lost, so I cannot say anything about it. If I am, then it never happens. I have tried it. If I am there, deliberately trying it, consciously trying, it never happens. But there are moments when I am lost. Then simply, I don’t know who jumps - and then it happens. I am also surprised. I have no explanation for it, but it happens only when I am lost.” That is what Bauls say: when you dance and you become a whirlwind and, by and by, you are completely lost in your dancing, it happens. Something breaks down inside you. The barriers are lost. You become one unity. A great orgasm spreads all over your being. You are in tune with existence in those moments.”

[@illuminati2015]

Very beautiful, fantastic video.

[@willthbeast2227]

FANTASTIQUE

[@LM-vk5il]

Full?

[@daigreatcoat44]

Very well done - particularly the flickering light. I'm surprised, though, that anyone was fooled, since the dancer looks nothing like Nijinsky apart from the costume, and also because the credits are pretty clear. I think it was worth doing, and if anyone is annoyed at being fooled, that's too bad. What's next, I wonder: perhaps a film of the world premier of one of Aeschylus' plays ?

[@cliffhughes6010]

@M. N. This is Freddy Mercury, breaking free...

[@geniablum]

It's fantastic, how you've done this.

[@Concy060]

In one way, he reminds me Freddie Mercury...

[@annabelej8021]

The official video - I want to be break free- uses this ballet. I mean the set design and costume. You can even see the flute.

[@DaniFKM]

Agora sim dá pra se ter uma ideia da expressão da dança de Nijinski

[@HelenaHild]

Oiseau sans ailes Qu'est-ce qui vous rend triste? Il ne peut pas voler? Ou sait le paradis existe? Oiseau sans ailes Ne pas vous cacher de moi. Je peux vous prendre les mains Et vous montrer le ciel bleu infini. Oiseau sans ailes Laissez-moi voir look doux. Ne sois pas triste Je vous aime, vous étiez ce que vous étiez. Ailes ou sans ailes Je peux prendre soin de vous, bel oiseau Parce que même sans le vol Vous trouverez dans mes yeux l'infini. [Mariana Siqueira]

[@jamjalll]

Increíble ! mejor k lo k se hace ahora ! tanta técnica tanta técnica y se pierde lo mas importante....

[@karinebuinier8351]

✨

[@JenniferCabreraFernandez]

Poetry!

[@gab363]

Genius,

[@srothbardt]

Watch the Nureyev VHS video. At least he's probably close to the original. Maybe they'll release it on DVD one of these days?

[@lourdesm3818]

...no es "POR LA TARDE"...es "LA SIESTA"...

[@willthbeast2227]

PERFECION

[@marioriospinot]

Nice.

[@ТатьянаК-ь7г]

Фантастическая хореография! Как будто рисунки на вазах ожили

[@mesut4162]

Video müziği etkileyici ama şaşırdım gôrüntü çok ilkel teknolojik gelişim 2000' den sonra çok hızlanmış.

[@cal820]

Cameraman: Jiminy Cricket.

[@dirigiblegraff2519]

am i the only one who has seen it? wear belt to stay sustained in the air! his famous jump has trick?

[@AnyaV]

Legend

[@TheOirottiv]

"... e guardavamo con le facce assenti la grazia innaturale di Nijinsky"

[@adlibitum9120]

Він літає, а не стрибає😍

[@luciavitale5903]

Cari amici ucraini sono con voi

[@zamyrabyrd]

I may be obtuse, but what is the Faun picking up in the beginning? thanks!

[@devyani347]

Grapes!

[@jphanse1]

Is this real? It doesnt t look like Nijinsky's body from photographs.

[@barbaraaudiberti2028]

Bellissimo

[@Nitesh_tailor]

God Nijinski as a human

[@juemon]

Why is the music transposed down by 4th?

[@certifiedamerican985]

Who is the lady?

[@normajidahmohamedlop5828]

Good job...even though it wasn't Nijinsky in the video!!!

[@usernamemadness]

It is Najinsky. The guy who produced this used photo stills to create this video. So whilst it's not really movement it provides us with the next best thing given that no video footage exists. Such a shame about that but love watching these creations.

[@normajidahmohamedlop5828]

+usernamemadness Thank you for the explanation, would be great if we could see more of Nijinsky, but of course, it was not allowed to be filmed those days. Anyone knows why filming was prohibited?

[@HaraldSjellose]

NOR MAJIDAH MOHAMED LOP his manager, diaghilev, didn't allowed people to film his dance.

[@BB-yv5bp]

such a shame!!!

[@ParukiadeBolivar]

That was probably because the two were having a bit of an affair

[@silvialanzi269]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@accelo4]

nice job

[@ГульнараХалитова-й1б]

Удивительная музыка

[@re.markak3201]

Музыка Клода Дебюсси , * Послеполуденный отдых Фавна *.

[@Mrphilharmonic]

It's in the wrong key!!!!

[@TheCaptainShow]

nice1

[@ЛюдмилаМоскалёва-х2е]

Да-а-а... Современные потуги - просто чихня!

[@devchauhan963]

C in slow mode

[@tanzfabrikeutinkrisztinaho7837]

Wauu