Description |
1 online resource (66 min.) |
Series |
Academic Video Online |
Contents |
Exercise 1, Soutenu, pas de bourrée suivi en tournant -- Exercise 2, Pas de bourrée dessus-dessous, simple & en tournant -- Exercise 3, Échappé, sous-sus, tombé relevé arabesque -- Exercise 4, Fondu relevé développé a la seconde & quatrième devant, pas de bourrée -- Exercise 5, En de hors pirouette from fourth position -- Exercise 6, Chaînés, blanchés, piqué pirouette en dehors -- Exercise 7, Continuous pirouettes from fifth position |
Summary |
Reviewing Michele's debut as the ballerina in Balanchine's Theme & Variations at The Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, Jennifer Dunning of the New York Times said "Ms. Wiles tore through the demanding ballet like a colt, newly released and running free ... her big open torso and appetite for space were a pleasure." Now, we're talking Balanchine, which is the fastest pointework on earth. How does Michele do it? What enables her to dazzle the audience and critics? This video shows you the "secrets." You'll be amazed when you see what Michele does in slow motion, close-up, and freeze frame. The beauty and precision of her pointe work is riveting and eye-opening. Finis analyzes all of her movements, so that you can understand and apply what you see and hear. Tobi Tobias of New York Magazine said that Michele is "a big, bold blonde on her way to stardom." If you'd like to get reviews like that, I'd study this video seriously |
Notes |
Title from resource description page (viewed August 24, 2017) |
Credits |
Music by Scott Killian |
Performer |
Demonstrated by Michele Wiles |
Notes |
In English |
Subject |
Ballet -- Study and teaching.
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Ballet -- Study and teaching.
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Genre/Form |
Dance films.
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Instructional films.
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Instructional films.
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Films de formation.
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Form |
Streaming video
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Author |
Jhung, Finis, instructor, producer
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Wiles, Michele, dancer
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