The Art of Baroque Dance: Folies D'espagne from Page to Stage (DOCUMENTARY)

[@ぽるか-o3n]

07:05 5 positions 07:35 basic steps 08:30 arm movements 14:30 coupes 15:15 pas de bourree

[@mushroomedanymore633]

If half of KZbin consisted of documentarie like this it would be a way better site!

[@TheFlyingBrain.]

Very interesting. All of it falls together and makes sense, when you understand that what you are looking at is in reality a diagram, a living map of the origins of today's classical ballet...

[@abanicodemar]

Magnificent! Thank you so much for this great and beautiful documentary🙏

[@user-ol1ib1ss2b]

Superb. thank you!

[@lindawetherby837]

Thank you, Bravo!

[@BboyFarii]

Thank you SO MUUUCH for uploading this awesome documentary !! This helps so much in researching ballet history and technical background ! :)

[@marinasorbelli3681]

Incredible. Can't tear myself off this immense beauty and mastery work.

[@craigplattbgbc2088]

wonderful documentary

[@owenaguilarcellohuman]

Es un documental excelente, muy útil como referencia en estudios tanto de música como de danza de la época. Sugiero que le añadan subtítulos en otros idiomas, en mi caso, me serían útiles en español para poder mostrarlo a mis estudiantes. Tendré que hacer la traducción en directo. Mil gracias!

[@amparoospina562]

De acuerdo

[@saffog]

Thanks for sharing

[@joesolis2]

And remember:if it isn’t Baroque, don’t fix it.

[@RosssRoyce]

On 14:38 on the “coupé” backwards, she steps first with the left foot back, but then when the right foot steps back she points it lifted in the air…? I don’t see anything on the notation that indicates such thing, right foot step is bare of any agréments? Or I’m missing something?

[@thekingshussar1808]

😊👍❤

[@haedien]

[@stephentagg2142]

It's elegant and beautiful, but I don't think I could ever understand it.

[@meekyattsu6576]

Got here because of a REALLY weird (yet extremely funny) webtoon called New Life Project lmaoo

[@romikim4548]

Baroque dance

[@kkallebb]

She mentioned five "positions" but did not name them (or show them)?

[@JenniferMeller]

They are shown at about 7:10 and they are the same 5 positions we use today in modern ballet - I know it's been a year but I hope that's helpful!

[@albaida8539]

JAJA los franceses siempre copiando a los españoles, para saber quienes crearon con sus mezclas la zarabanda, la chacona, la jácara, la petenera ...tienes que ver bailar a los hispanos

[@kkallebb]

She left out the courante in her list of dances.

[@Contrapuntalist]

It would be nice if your french accent were better, because dance students will pick up your not quite correct accent and perpetuate it.

[@TheFlyingBrain.]

Thank you. Glad someone mentioned that. The English narrator's accent demonstrates the typical American habit of flattening and broadening all the vowels, while also eliminating the delicate nasal and epiglottal aspects of the language. It lends a flatfooted quality to the language that is really unpleasant, which doesn't exist when it is spoken properly.

[@mbsfa8000]

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