Swan Lake pas

[@sole26881]

Nureyev und Fonteyn waren ein absolutes wunderschönes Traumtanzpaar🌺🌺

[@isabeldiezlangre9411]

La pareja más bella del siglo XX, ambos perfectos. Total armonía y sincronización. Eran grandes actores pero su comunicación les salía del corazón y del alma. Eran un solo ser cuando bailaban juntos. Imposible olvidar su baile. Ahora ya no hay ese tipo de bailarines, sólo atletas sin sentimiento.

[@ИРИНАКИРИЧЕНКО-щ8б]

Наконец, вновь наслаждаюсь танцовщиком великим Р Нуреевым!

[@rlatimer10]

Nureyev was an extraordinary dancer, his onstage presence and grace have not been seen lately. He and Fonteyn deserve all the praise they received for the magic they created when they danced together.

[@artwatch-y9j]

Until he got sick, then not good at all and he should have stopped

[@jillwhite6875]

I know but suppose its hard to admit your on a downward spiral and your days are limited. Look at pop stars even if they're well but old they can be embarrassing like mccartney and elton JOHN!

[@0ksanatyutyunnyk585]

❤❤❤❤❤❤. Love him, increadble , unsurpassed . Missing much . Too early gone ... 😢

[@mariachile2368]

No puedes hablar así de Rudy y sobre todo referirte a su enfermedad con esa ligereza, es una falta de respeto.

[@blancakamp3138]

Celosia…

[@rolfingemovimentoporhelena5010]

They always will be the best for me. They were above all dancers. There was something that emanated from them. Besides technique, they interpreted their role like actors. I never get tired of watching them dancing.

[@ИринаКириченко-в1т]

Танцовщики

[@ОлесяМармуровская-н6т]

Браво, брависсимо нашему гению Рудику Нурееву. Как же хорош, не отвести глаз

[@ТатьянаАлексеева-в4т]

Эталоны балета! Лучшие! Непревзайденные! Вечно молодые и влюбленные, как вечная весна! Как эта музыка! Наслаждение созерцать гармонию счастья!

[@anne-veroniquedupart733]

Ouiiiiii LE meilleur ! ❤

[@rmp7400]

The amazing Margot Fonteyn: more performance perfection was demanded of her at 50 than most could deliver at 30 years of age - and, miraculously, she delivered!!! If ever there were a ballerina with a more tragic personal life, i surely do not yet know of her! Margot's autobiography was written with exceptionsl grace, but is a difficult read - because of the cutting tragedies and enduring loneliness. How she kept her mind completely on the roles she danced... amidst personal shocking disappoinments and professional jealousies of quite a few others - could not easily be duplicated by another performance artist (if ever). Margot's most mesmerizing legacy is her breath-taking heroism. Despite relentless heartaches, she offered, consistently, only ethereal beauty in her sensitive performances: why so many were compelled to love Margot. R.I.P., Gifted Ballerina - Beauty of Body and Soul.🙏🌹

[@rosemaryallen2128]

Margot and Rudi were amazing personalities. I recommend the biography of Margot by Meredith Daneman which puts a lot of colour (and how!) into the public myth.

[@drrabner47]

@@rosemaryallen2128A great book about a most incredible ballerina.

[@petitsaule622]

This masterpiece must remain forever in our memories and in our hearts.

[@jillwhite6875]

She had a perfect body, not like some today who look like athletes

[@sedekiman]

Not an ugly movement between them-all in perfect harmony. So very touchingly beautiful.

[@ws8533]

sedekiman r +

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

So well put. Two of the greatest theatrical artists of the twentieth century.

[@vincentmancini6279]

They knew the art of the dance then and they danced it! Two of the greatest!!

[@mariachile2368]

Jamás nadie ha bailado el solo del príncipe Sigfrid como Rudy Nureyev!! Es demasiado, su suavidad, ligereza, musicalidad , sus pordesbras, la cabeza, la expresión.... se me llenan los ojos de lágrimas🥹🌹🌹🌹

[@ГлашаГлафира-г7т]

Какая изумительная законченность. Начиная с кончиков пальцев ног и кончая необыкновенной красотой рук. У обоих. И всё это являет потрясающую чувственность и не поддельную любовь.

[@ИринаЗ-х7ь]

Нуреев это наша гордость,это чудо,это невероятный труженник,таких больше нет,он жил,дышал творчеством,его будут помнить и подражать ему...❤❤❤❤❤

[@sedekiman824]

I love how she completes her arm movements with her hands. Such glorious port de bras.

[@nancydionisi9346]

Wonderful performance of the greatest classic couple of all time!, many thanks markie polo for sharing it!

[@victoriac.attorneyatlaw]

What's missing from so many others that is quite evident here, is the intimacy and storytelling. Also, they "look very expensive" together! Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!

[@mariajoseguisado3043]

Que maravilla de pareja, es magia pura, verlos bailar

[@nocomment2468]

Bravissimi!!!! Watching them brings tears to my eyes... they were such exquisite artists

[@lanapola8388]

Великолепно! Такой чувственный дуэт.Гибкие и волшебные руки, Рудольфа Нуриева в мужском танце особо впечатляют. Танец Марго Фонтейн, с ее красивыми пропорциями для балерины,восхитила меня,нежностью исполнения! Спасибо за эту запись!

[@ИРИНАКИРИЧЕНКО-щ8б]

У Рудольфа Нуреева необыкновенная музыкальность и артистичность!!!Так что не только руки

[@lanapola8388]

@@ИРИНАКИРИЧЕНКО-щ8б так что 10 копеек в минус моего мнения,рашка рулит

[@rominanomi]

My god!!!! This couple was so special!!!

[@rlatimer10]

The grace and sheer artistry of these dancers surpasses anything that is being done today with the current emphasis on acrobatics rather than ballet. ❤️

[@Petitsaule]

🇬🇧/🇫🇷 Beautiful. At a time when emotion and expressivity were very important. Perfect harmony, grace, poetry. This poignant Pas de Deux will be remembered forever. The audience made no mistake that night. Technique alone does not make a Ballet. It's knowing how to convey the soul that emanates from this duet to the audience that counts. «I want the audience coming out of a performance of "GISELLE" to be in tears. With the desire to see it again. Like in "Swan Lake". Dance is not acrobatics. It's an Art.» - Rudolf Nureyev 🇫🇷 Magnifique. À une époque où l'émotion et l'expressivité étaient très importantes. Harmonie parfaite, grâce, poésie. Ce poignant Pas de Deux restera à jamais gravé dans les mémoires. Le public ne s'est pas trompé ce soir-là. La technique seule ne fait pas un Ballet. C'est de savoir comment transmettre l'âme qui émane de ce duo au public qui compte. « Je veux que le public qui sort d'une représentation de "GISELLE" soit en larmes. Avec l'envie de la revoir. Comme dans "Le Lac des Cygnes". La Danse n'est pas de l'acrobatie. C'est un Art. » - Rudolf Nureyev

[@АндрейАндреевич-м4т]

Petitsaule Petitsaule Good Morning Petitsaule. Totally in agreement with you. "Grace to your fingertips," that phrase was His leitmotif. He demanded fluidity, suppleness, every movement to the end, He refused to accept "short" gestures, the effort had to be there. Every muscle had to work, every character had to live, the Dancer is a Soul Artist. Expressiveness had to touch the heart of the spectator. There, I recognize a Dancer. A child of Terpsichore...?

[@Petitsaule]

Андрей Андреевич Good afternoon Andrei. You're right. I'm a child of Terpsichore forever...

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

C'est correct, absolutement.

[@garotadagavea]

Oh my, look at that line! And what a relief to see a ballerina with healthy, beautiful legs and not a pair of sticks!

[@latsnojokelee6434]

Yes, pre-Balanchine. When women were allowed to have curves and breasts and still be dancers.

[@Petitsaule]

No words needed... Feeling is enough... Thank You, Madam Fonteyn, Thank You, Mister Nureyev... 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌟

[@marinawilliams7477]

Thank u

[@ИгорьРудольфовичНуриев]

Spasibo.

[@Petitsaule]

Technique is indispensable in Dance, but without expressivity, Art is incomplete. Rudolf Nureyev had that in Him, took the time to live His characters. Emotion is shared, thanks to what comes out of oneself. He had a unique grace, from head to toe. You have to know that this solo was created by Him. He had to fight to impose it. His gestures are slow, which makes the Dance very difficult, everything is supple, untied. The Prince is sad at this moment of the Ballet. He communicates this sadness. He often said to his pupils: «... Be graceful, right down to your fingertips.» He didn't care if a Dancer could raise his leg above his head. If there was no emotion, the performance was worthless to him. Dame Margot Fonteyn had the same point of view, which is why their duets were extraordinary. To take the time to do every gesture, with accuracy, feeling the music, was their way of being. Thank you, Master. These memories are priceless.

[@АндрейАндреевич-м4т]

Petitsaule Good Morning Petitsaule. Totally in agreement with you. "Grace to your fingertips," that phrase was his leitmotif. He demanded fluidity, suppleness, every movement to the end, He refused to accept "short" gestures, the effort had to be there. Every muscle had to work, every character had to live, the Dancer is a Soul Artist. Expressiveness had to touch the heart of the spectator. There, I recognize a Dancer. A child of Terpsichore...?

[@Petitsaule]

Андрей Андреевич Yes...for Eternity.

[@artwatch-y9j]

I kept coming back to enjoy. She is the real ballerina, unlike the “ballerinas” nowadays, who are just acrobatic jumpers.

[@TheDivayenta]

Such delicateness and grace from these two. Fonteyn floats like a dandelion.

[@ИринаНикитина-й5ъ5о]

Удивительное, прекрасное, идеальное и завораживающее исполнение

[@tamei7006]

No other male dancer had so much passion and love for ballet like Nureyev... he is sublime.

[@susannabonke8552]

Everybody seems to forgive how difficult to work with he was... So Genius is an excuse for bad behavior? Of course I admired him as a child...

[@tikitorchgamin1842]

@@susannabonke8552 you are insulting a legend you should be ashamed of yourself.

[@susannabonke8552]

@@tikitorchgamin1842🤔🙄😄

[@tikitorchgamin1842]

@@susannabonke8552 😁😁😁🖕🖕🖕🖕😘

[@alainspiteri502]

@@susannabonke8552 j can you say that Noureev did'not for him the shame ; j saw Noureev in live on stage erea 1965-1985 j can write and more when he was Principal at Paris-opera some great ballerinas had not worked with hiim to dance in others Theaters he was very bad against several dancers and ballerinas ; of course great dancer 1965-1975 for me no after in Don-Quichotte Paris-Opera he was a calamity

[@doriswoelfl368]

Margot Fonteyn natürlich, sie darf man nicht vergessen. Sonderklasse der Ballerinas....

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

Exquisite timing and style - the two together harmonise so beautifully, you can feel how fond they were of each other and in tune.

[@НурсияПавловна]

Caroline Brook Boysen соловьев в полметки не годится нурееву

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

@@НурсияПавловна Sorry, I don't undertstand, don't speak Russian!

[@ТатьянаАлексеева-в4т]

Где она позицую теряет? У вас в голове, наверное Они едины и ненаглядно лучшие!

[@felomena2538]

Как они прекрасны ))) каждое движение можно воять в скульптуре , каждая позиция фотоэтюд ...спасибо интернету )) спасибо ютюб.

[@margomazzeo1680]

No one will ever convince me that these 2 artists did not love each other..you can see it in every movement..every expression..every nuance..Superb and Lovely..🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘💝💝

[@kaythomas8521]

Absolutely......they were crazy about each other......I'm sure he made her feel 20 years younger than what she was. . I don't care how much of a bastard he might of been.....I thought he was drop dead gorgeous....and he basically was a good soul.... And heck. He was a TATAR. Wasn't his personality rather typical ?

[@lindildeev5721]

It never was love, it was friendship. They were best friends ever, until Margot died (but God knows how much Rudolf tried to help her).

[@lindildeev5721]

@@kaythomas8521 Of course, he had many liaisons but only one true love, Erik.

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

@@lindildeev5721 Of course they loved each other - sex does not equal love in a friendship.

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

@@kaythomas8521 I do not remember stories of his being a bastard. This is a smear against a brilliant artist who can no longer defend himself although I suspect he rarely felt obliged to do so.

[@maryjackson8819]

I was so fortunate to see Margot Fonteyn live as a teenager in Christchurch NZ in the 60s .I thought it was definitely her destiny to find Nureve.They are wonder people and dancers.

[@anniegaybis3744]

unbelievable...brought tears to my eyes...

[@Noodles-ik6vh]

It is amazing how in sync they were with one another. And Margot was going through hell at this period in her life. Rudy really was her rebirth.

[@cristinanasta4451]

Nureyev magnífico y bellísimo ,ninguno como el

[@kaythomas8521]

He was hot 🔥 sexy and gorgeous

[@christinelintondoyle7400]

How brilliant they were together.

[@linhiril664]

This 13 minutes changed my life.

[@ЛарисаСанько-ж3и]

Lin Hiril ! Искусство балета меняет наши жизни. Это правда!

[@kaythomas3171]

Ballet perfection,,,especially Nureyev's body extentions, and body "holds" and "pauses" and his arms just "floated weightlessly" timed with the music,,,,,,,,he had incredible "feet"......most unusual flexibility in his feet for a man...Adored his body "stances" .(let alone his gorgeous face) .......similar with Margot....BUT it was more "arms" and "head" movements with her....unusual arm length......truly a mesmorizing duo

[@paolag6661]

The fact is that Rudolf and Margot are a real couple on stage: the one enhances the artristy of the other with every single gesture. Thanks!

[@AlejandroGarcia-ek3uy]

Great, especially, Nureyev was superb here. Great work from the cameraman, something rarely seen today👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@oldoperafan_in_London]

A wonderful film - whether it has been here before or not, it should be watched again and again by anyone who loves ballet or wants to love it. Their musicality is rare. Thank you!

[@pediatrapaola]

+oldoperafan a still handsome and good rudy

[@kathymyers7279]

What is musicality? Isnt that what all dancers should have? Isnt that what it's all about?

[@frankfarrar4877]

@@kathymyers7279 yes it is but unfortunately not many do

[@ЖеняЖук-д5о]

Прелесть дуэт ! Браво.

[@malcolmwhitehead7225]

Was ever man more beautiful? And Margot.. nearly twice his age! What a pair! Matchless! MW

[@nanny7996]

Margot Fonteyn, sheer talent and brilliance,

[@user-vn7sj5ig8w]

Just watching them dance you can see and feel their passion and love for each other.

[@shiva72945]

Sure. 10.41 She kisses him. Or tries to.

[@nataliedelagrandiere4022]

No they were great actors.

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

And the way she takes his hand at the very end!

[@margomazzeo1680]

@@nataliedelagrandiere4022 Sorry..they arent acting..

[@tanyanelson8780]

Oh what a beautiful pair. Even if only on stage. What ability to dance so well together. Also I appreciate that Margot was a athletic toned woman who wasn’t trying to be a twig. She looks beautiful as does Rudi. Great job by both immense talents!

[@sana11sana19]

Какие руки пробежки,голова лицо у Нуреева!!!💖💖💖Фонтейн чудо как индивидуальна,чудо балерина такой больше нет!💖💖💖

[@kaythomas8521]

And what a Body, too. He was very sexy at this, age.......drool

[@emilycorwith1119]

We are blessed this is preserved on film. What could surpass the magnificence of this performance?

[@chantalsimoneau3931]

Absolutely pure artistry. The English school at it's best then plus the Russian one integrated in one hair raising performance. No need to comment more but to thank you for posting this.

[@irinadiachkova4397]

Прелестно!браво!!!

[@veronicamatsulis4527]

The meaning of ballet: Nureyev-Fonteyn. Such a love, such an artistic partnership is unrepeatable.

[@1401JSC]

Imagine the excitement when this pair came to dance in... Darlington Civic Theatre in about 1973 ! WOW.

[@0ksanatyutyunnyk585]

Hope You dancing with Angels on the sky and the best Legends all the times near you ❤❤❤❤. Unsurpassed , Unusual , Genious gone too early !!! Missing much

[@oxanateacher3838]

Божественно!!!

[@marktwain380]

Every, and I mean every student of classical ballet should watch this!

[@lanafoley7390]

So fluid, tender and beautiful! One can see the chemistry and caring between them. I am so grateful to be able to see this on film. Thank you!

[@quetiomasbueno]

This is a jewel for the posterity.The best ballet dancer couple of the last 50 years.All extraordinary!

[@alainspiteri502]

And you have Seen Fonteyn-Noureev in 1950 ? How old are you ? People like and don't saw her on stage , it's very funny

[@Caridad420]

@@alainspiteri502 What is wrong with you? Can you not read?

[@alainspiteri502]

@@Caridad420 of course : M Damian did not see Fonteyn in live on stage because since 1965' she was a " Princesse Aurore " calamity !

[@alainspiteri502]

@@Caridad420 Fonteyn in live on stage j repeat was a calamity !

[@Caridad420]

@@alainspiteri502 How do you know and who cares? She said they were the best in 50 years. She was completing them.

[@ElectronicsTech09]

They dance divine together.

[@jennifers6435]

So happy to see again....last time was in the 70’s..I think...the heart swells

[@soohyunnam]

Nureyev is a poet.

[@shainstodt9976]

Breathtaking beauty.

[@larisateplykh4800]

Браво!❤❤❤❤❤

[@Linda-iw7bk]

Beautifully filmed and danced. Thank you for uploading.

[@kavalkid1]

Absolute magnificence! Love you Rudolpho for ever!

[@comentadoraification]

Beautiful, i cant stop watching again and again.

[@cathyobrien5363]

Nor I. And still weep each time, especially her solo, when she feels the air on her skin and becomes a woman for the first time.

[@mananahvedelidze1608]

Watching them you uderstand what words like "divine" or "heavenly" mean. If only these two parts of one absolutely harmonious whole hadn't been born two decades apart!

[@cathyobrien5363]

My feeling is unrequited love. Although they were 2 decades apart, they died within 2 years of each other. He said of her, “At the end of Swan Lake, when she left the stage in her great white tutu I would have followed her to the end of the world.”

[@musicworld4002]

Just brilliant!

[@ЖеняЖук-д5о]

Нуреев и Фонтей великолепны!!!

[@margomazzeo1680]

Classic Beauty and Romance..🌹🌹💐💐🌺🌺🌻🌻🌷🌷🌸🌸💝

[@adelastratila9593]

Fenomenale!

[@walterbenjamin1386]

This was an appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, May 16, 1965. Fonteyn is exquisite.

[@nataliedelagrandiere4022]

Yes. And Nureyev is sublime.

[@marywhite1363]

Can I watch the whole of Swan Lake please ?

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Divine. Sublime.

[@kaythomas8521]

I think.his gorgeousness mesmorized her into becoming a ballerina far beyond her own consciousness....lol. He hypnotized her.....he hypnotises me just watching him.....he's like a dream from a fairytale

[@lindahenderson5645]

Given that Margot was on the verge of retirement when Nureyev defected from the USSR their partnership was absolutely divine.

[@nataliedelagrandiere4022]

Magnifique et tellement émouvant !! Merci.

[@ai51inn]

Oh so beautiful, the symmetry and lines sublime. Thank you for sharing x

[@nataliedelagrandiere4022]

Magnificent! as Ed Sullivan said.

[@svitlana5552]

Ніжно, м'яко, граційно!

[@neoswan6784]

気品と優雅さを湛えたバレエはこのお二人以外考えられません💕あるバレエ教師が脚を高く上げるのは下品と言ったことがわかります。ﾏｰｺﾞのﾊﾞﾚｴを見るとつくづくそう思います😊

[@donnalesboutiqueszurichles8223]

Being a great dancer does not imply Human greatness. Dancing on this level means working, just physically working

[@raymonda5476]

I have seen many wonderful Odettes. But no one ever danced Sigfried like Rudolph. And no couple ever danced Swan Lake like Fonteyn and Nureyev.

[@giuliorenzobighin8165]

Un moto danzante attuato con un pathos ed un'expressio che da sola è l'anima e l'armonia della danza con figuralita ' mirabili ed una riconduzione dei passi all'euritmia melodica sorprendente. Rimarranno sempre come esempio dell'essenza del bello e dell' armonia.Bighin GIULIO RENZO

[@НатальяН-з8л]

Она дала ему ИМЯ .он продлил ее молодость в балете

[@ЛарисаСанько-ж3и]

Звезды такой величины не гаснут!

[@kaythomas8521]

Epitome of the meaning of "Ballet" 🩰❤️

[@yasminzimnowodzki5357]

This is sublime.

[@НинаОрлова-ч3х]

Здорово!Просто космос!

[@ИринаМустафина-б4и]

Марго Фонтейн , это - сам балет !!! Такие совершенные движения и так все грациозно... Великая балерина ))).

[@kaythomas8521]

She had the best "arms and hands, fingers" of all ballerinas ........ Her head positions. Were exquisite..... especially dancing with HIM....loved watching him lift and walk around with her in the air.....he was such a turn-on..

[@ogorodniza1088]

@@kaythomas8521 нет, лучшей была Мая Плисецкая

[@kaythomas8521]

@@ogorodniza1088 They both excelled in their own expertise

[@yanrsk]

@@ogorodniza1088Майя была хороша но не лучшая. Она была лучшая в ссср но не в мире

[@СветланаТомаля-щ5у]

​@@kaythomas8521и у нее (Марго) был самый лучший партнер!!!❤❤❤

[@thelmaanleu1315]

No habrá otro Nureyev ni otra Fonteyn que se acoplaran tan bien. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️

[@jackiem3740]

she slays....and together they have some sort of magic

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

They were in love - around this time she was about to divorce Tito and Nureyev had asked Margot to marry him!

[@giovaneitalia8312]

@@carolinebrookboysen1945 how you can you say this? He was gay and She also 19 years older than him. They were very good actors.

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

@@giovaneitalia8312 You obviously don't know the story! See below:

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

@@giovaneitalia8312/: Royal Ballet dancer AVRIL BERGEN claims the world's former leading male and female dancers had a passionate sex life and were desperate to marry - but Fonteyn's devotion to her wheelchair-bound husband ROBERTO ARIAS forced them to shroud their romance in secrecy. Bergen makes the shocking claims in an interview for British TV programme THE SOUTH BANK SHOW, which will be broadcast on UK station ITV1 next month (AUG05). She explains, "Margot was a woman who really needed sex. She and Nureyev had sex together. Unfortunately she lost their baby." TONY PALMER, the director of the South Bank show, says, "I have no doubt that Nureyev was the love of her life and that both of them wanted children." Nureyev's former personal assistant, JOAN THRING adds, "Rudolf was in love with Margot and wanted to marry her." 17/07/2005 02:34 Contactmusic

[@giovaneitalia8312]

@@carolinebrookboysen1945 ok, but what about he was gay? I can't understand. These people who speak about the life of 2 dead artists i can't understand too. May be they were well payed for these interviews, I don't believe them.

[@marynazario174]

Her performance still breath taking

[@joliannebaum7206]

Always sublime.

[@aliciasarramida]

OMG!! No words ♥

[@mr_selfdestruct]

The reason I love my Ballet teacher is because she says "technique goes beyond stretching. Your flexibility comes later" shes so proud of me everytime I get a move right, even if my extensions are poor. These days everything is about going as high as you can, which I think can make a performance look mechanical and forced. These dancers may not reach the full 100%, but at least they are having FUN. And isn't that what dancing should be about?

[@Haerton]

Yes, well said.

[@margomazzeo1680]

Yes..I can remember being in ballet class at the studio in Santa Monica..and being aware..Hey..Im dancing..not just practicing..it was a very wonderful feeling..if being free and light..💝💝🌺🌻🌷😘🎈

[@deirdreholden8279]

They were wonderful together

[@Linda-iw7bk]

I love the way she uses her neck so expressively to almost melt into Nureyev I like this choreography very much and having given up that gymnastics will ever be as graceful again as the Soviet gymnasts and choreographers in the 1980 have started looking at dance on the internet used to just get glimpses on TV. Even the Russian versions are disappointing as far as expression for Swan Lake -- need to go back in time and watch Maximova again.

[@davidsands789]

Yes, the neck gesture, so touching.

[@Petitsaule]

Linda Right... Both were unbelievable. Today, I've seen good Dancers. Alessandra Ferri and Massimo Murru, Roberto Bolle,... Svetlana Zakharova, who is a very talented and sensitive artist, (very humble also) Mikhaïl Kryuchkov... Thank you for posting This, this is a real Treasure. Mariska Khametovich

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

@@Petitsaule Alysia Novikova.

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

The acrobatics of modern ballet dancers has conversely drained the artistry and expressiveness out of their work. And audiences clapping at the tricky bits as if they were at the circus.

[@gwynethgrove772]

Saw her in London in 1976, she was crippled with arthritis but still so elegant.

[@alainspiteri502]

always elegant in Society ok but people mixed always Society with ballet , they are two differents worlds

[@mckavitt13]

@@alainspiteri502 What do you mean, exactly? Care to voice an opinion?

[@LuLu-fc1hl]

Ma che meraviglia!😍❤

[@AlejandroGarcia-ek3uy]

What an extremely beautiful man Nureyev was!

[@toyotakahashi5018]

Fantastic !!!

[@evangeliakaratza-styliara4413]

Absolutely divine....!