Walking Mad - Finnish National Ballet

[@davidgurarie6712]

Bolero is popular among choreographers, but this is a new take on it. Interesting ideas, great performance

[@viuhkeli]

One of my favorites in the gala :)

[@عزفقانون-م2ن]

very nice

[@passionparade]

Wonderful post

[@CamilleNadia]

I saw Alvin Ailey do this last night. SPECTACULAR

[@MarcusMartn]

Camille McKenzie I love watching the Ailey dancers do this ballet

[@Scandilady]

Maya Plisetskaya does Bolero, Sylvie Guillem does Bolero, Finland too, fabulous.Kiitos.

[@koenigmoo]

+Tuula Westra The choreographer is Swedish, and I believe he created this piece originally for the Nederlands Dans Theater... so it's not particularly Finnish. But someone should definitely do Bejart's Bolero in Finland!

[@DreamsInWhite]

Mr Inger has such a good flair for the absurd. I have also great memories of his BRISA, set to songs by Nina Simone, I was fortunate to see in the Hague. Intense, emotional, absurd and funny.

[@palmereldritch7777]

It's amazing how no choreographer understands how to properly use a piece of music, (and this includes Bejart). they just think, ow i'm gonna sex on a table or do funny walks/ jokes and look i can use Ravel as wallpaper. Choreopgraphers don't be lazy, don't abuse classical music (or any other piece of music as a matter of fact) as a cheap metal wirehanger to hng your cooky ideas on..... It becomes very disrespectful, and not as funny as you think it is. You wanna do something funny, commission a funny score. You wanna portray something erotic or sexual, plenty of music made for that too. No use to trample on Ravel's grave.....

[@Валерка-ч2ц]

Очевидно,хореографа вдохновили слухи,что во время сочинения композитор страдал лобно-височной деменцией... Во всяком случае классик обтанцован блестяще...