SWAN LAKE pas de trois solo - LEARN IT with Maria Khoreva

[@MishaSkripach]

A unique young dancer with so much to give to her audience.

[@michaellittler2617]

You explain everything so well and with a natural empathy toward your audience. You are charming, and a pleasure to watch and listen to.

[@liahn412]

My teacher yesterday told me to learn this variation and you has just made a video teaching it You saved my life 💕✨

[@MishaSkripach]

Ваш английский убийственный - в самом хорошем смысле!!! Это что-то невероятное! Разговариваете лучше, чем многие лингвисты тут в Англии, иммигранты после ин язов!! Педагогический талант очевидный! Преподаете просто, емко, по-дружески, очень понятно, очень вдумчиво. Как здорово, что есть интернет, и даже карантин не обидно! Красотища, как Вы показываете!

[@vitachamilueva8248]

Вот взяли и унизили лингвистов 😅

[@tjrobinson2462]

How lucky are we to be watching this? Thank you Maria!

[@71thamiresfreitas]

It's so beautiful to see step by step the choreographic construction of variation. When we see it on stage it's beautiful, but behind it there's a lot of hard work.🔥

[@marquisevirginie]

MARIA KHOREVA YOU ARE AMAZING

[@lisax5947]

Love your dancing and thank you for teaching us. I definitely will follow your classes. Your posture is so graceful!

[@lisax5947]

Bravo. So graceful. I enjoyed following along! Thank you !

[@rs9247]

Thank you for teaching from my heart! I've learned much about noble port de bras&head position.

[@vitaBlack12]

Мария, большое спасибо за прекрасный и доступный показ вариации! Я очень рада, что нашла Ваш канал! Отдельное спасибо за упражнения на пуантах по методике Вагановой! Желаю дальнейших творческих успехов и процветания канала 👏👍👍👍

[@MishaSkripach]

Это будет новая Ваганова, современная, международная :)

[@rosesanchez3795]

You dance so grateful and beautifully.

[@cezannne61]

Lovely! You are a wonderful teacher!! And of course, a wonderful dancer! Thank you!

[@くにまつ-t5l]

Tomorrow I will dance this variation with my Daughter! Thank you so munch you teach me a lot of beauty 💓

[@kaykomckayface1097]

Sometimes I feel relieved in such crisis thanks to dancers like you sharing helpful and inspiring content that lightened the world up. I'm doing all your videos recently even that it gives my so much muscle pain lol. Thank you sincerely. Wish you and all the dancers would be able to go back to normal soon! ❤️💐

[@susanneklickerklacker866]

Wonderful! Thank you for showing us, and breaking it down to the single movements. Not that I could follow along :D it just helps to identify the steps and learn how they are combined to create the dance. I like this part of Swan Lake, I always wonder why the Prince cannot fall in love with one of the beautiful, very elegant, and REAL young women that are present in these scenes. Why, oh why fall in love with the impossible woman that is out of reach? Well, I guess there wouldn't be much of a ballet in that case ;)

[@TresaTB]

Thank you very much for your class! You are a great ballerina and teacher!👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Lost-In-Blank]

Just tuning in now, at the end, last few minutes have been very interesting. Normally I don't watch videos longer than 20 minutes. But this seems worth it.

[@MadyLooul]

Oh my gosh, wonderful, thank you!!

[@nataliewong3694]

Thank you so so much for your tutorial!!! Please do more you truly saved me!!! And you're exquisite!

[@橋口文直]

Wonderful and always beautiful lesson❤Thank you ❤

[@橋口文直]

Beautiful home with color dried flower❤

[@ailinh911]

thank you so much for these classes! you're one of my favorite dancers. 🤗

[@papahovanatakonst]

Талант преподавателя!

[@PaulinaValenzuelaMunoz]

Thank you!!! I love this variation, I'll try to learn it, great explanations!! Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱😊

[@2023gtv]

Me encantó el video, muy buena explicación, muchas muchas gracias 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@summerain]

hahaha i’ve no ballet experience but i’m attempting to learn this :D your teaching is making it so much easier!

[@a.phillips6892]

I love, love, love this dance but never got to perform it. It's great to see the choreo and get to learn it anyway, thank you so much💓

[@ИринаЖаворонкова-г7х]

У Марии, несмотря на юный возраст, очень хорошие задатки педагога. Грамотно и с юмором !!!😍💛🥞

[@voyagered507]

Обожаю эти уроки!

[@DeviVanhon]

Thank you so much for this! You explain it so well. I would looooove to see more repertoire tutorials.

[@transmutemineralore]

I'm never gonna dance this as I'm not a dancer, but this is a joy to watch

[@magdazul5543]

Oh maria, i love this variation and even more if i learned from you

[@charc3345]

This is awesome Thank You!

[@ArtisticAsian1014]

---Chassé en tournant is what I am reading from people who are commenting on the french term for term you're asking about. If I remember my french correctly it literally translates to "chase in turns"...which makes sense as you are turing. It's like each turn is chasing the turn prior to it. .. ----Maybe the term in Russian being pancakes references the making of a pancake...the mixing of the batter or at least that's how I interpret it as i mix the batter pretty fast when i mix the ingredients

[@AnastasiaKravitz]

Hello Maria, Amazing video. Thank you! Could you please show how to property execute tire-bouchon, renverse, and entrelace?

[@larissabortoleto5474]

So amazing❤ i wiil dance this variation in this year❤

[@Sangnamja-d3h]

So beautiful.

[@pinjaintke]

could you do video about ballet technique?🥰

[@jjkpjm]

Love this❤👍👍

[@grfanaticolympi2]

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@turtleinred]

Thank you so much!!!

[@taliovoulgari913]

OMG you are sooo good I can't😦😦😦😦😳😳😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘

[@guadalupe9731]

I love you! You're mi idol Maria

[@esstown]

And yes! I remember now my Russian teacher calling them pancakes! I cannot remember the reason though - maybe because it pancakes the tutu - or something to do with swirling dough in pan for pancakes - those are my two guesses!!!!

[@morrincho6344]

Amazing 🤗⚘

[@davidg858]

Hi Maria, Brilliant! How about teaching the pas de trois from Corsaire?

[@larbon2032]

👍Круто, интересно, спасибо!! Буду ждать Венгерскую вариацию Раймонды (не очень понимаю о чем там), а вдруг.. 😊

[@user-nq7og8cu7f]

日本語と英語とロシア語入れててすごいです！

[@stellaqian1645]

Thanks so much for the video. May I ask where did you get the Marley floor?

[@michelleto2012]

This is amazing! Thank you so much I love watching you :)

[@daniellebraasch9581]

Very difficult for me since I am a beginner to pointe, but very fun class! Could you do a beginner pointe variation?

[@luciabalado9141]

Thanks you so so so much !!!!!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩

[@soph5701]

Please could you teach us the dying swan variation 💕

[@helloyolloy1826]

Can you teach us Don quixote act 3 please!!! I love ur dancing❤️

[@marquisevirginie]

YOU ARE REALLY GREAT

[@computerhelpservices]

My Queen

[@ingevansand9180]

Hi Maria, at 18 minutes it’s called chassé tourner ☺️

[@viorica531]

Well done. But I wonder when did the position of the arms disappeared from demonstrations. I see my students use (misuse) the arms like Maria does, I wonder if it’s a new generation ‘thing’.

[@geovanavale3768]

♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@andrearomanofitaly4115]

You are a Princess :x

[@conniesanhueza8379]

Sugar plum fairy 💕🙏🏻

[@AnastasiaKravitz]

Was it a sissonne and pas de basque in a diagonal or a sissonne soubresaut and sissonne ouverte?

[@xandrinekristianne]

Hii! Video about pointe shoe preparation please, thank you

[@junkodiana]

You are always so beautiful & cute🥰 I’ve never heard “pancake “ for “chassé en tournant ” May be it’s comes from “pancake landing” of the airplane💁🏻‍♀️I’m not sure🤣

[@joy4427]

In russian people call the movement "blinchiki" which is a type of thin russian pancake which is ubiquitous in russian culture. I think she just made a direct translation.

[@giselle4192]

👍👍🌹🌹🥰🥰

[@yasmineahmed3264]

❤❤

[@УважаемыйПользаватель]

❤

[@esstown]

In "English" it's called "chasse en tournant." Which is French, lol.

[@zannabertaite9202]

Positions and movements in ballet are in french. And she said about pancakes

[@sophierichardson8910]

In Russian it would be called блинчики which means pancakes. So yes there is a difference!

[@isabelleorsini1476]

I'm pretty sure they're called pancakes because the first motion is flattening your foot and pressing it onto the floor like a pancake? At least that's what my teachers would tell me

[@sourgrapes716]

My ballet teacher growing up who was a Bolshoi dancer said it was because your body should be completely flat like a pancake while you turn, especially sucking your booty in, no arch in back, everything in line.

[@curriepederson2141]

i teach the step as a chasse saute en tournant - pancake??????

[@GezerGirl00]

In Israel we also call them Blinches /blintzes! I didn't know it's russian .. Lol

[@hannahfriedrich1738]

We in Germany call it “blinchiky” too😅

[@Margosher]

"Блинчики" по аналогии с "блинчиками", которые получаются на воде, когда ты кидаешь плоский камешек, и он летит рикошетом, оставляя за собой множество кругов на воде. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5rXdneFaqaZp68

[@maoiyeye9335]

Do you speak spanish? Is that l only know spanish and l want yo tell you a few things but in spanish because if l write in english l have a translator if you know please write yo me

[@estherwong2385]

U only know Spanish but u type this comment in English? (No offense just a joke)

[@ЗухраИльясова-ч7и]

Your sissonne tombee en efface (блинчики)

[@ЗухраИльясова-ч7и]

Извините опечатка, tour sissonne tombee en efface (блинчики)

[@jesuscerrato4568]

Hi María 💐❗, when I was young , I danced this paso de trois, it's very kind, and about The last step on diagonal I think that it can calls ," chasse turns", thanks you'll be a graet Teacher💐💐❗

[@sissidew6619]

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