Good job on sneaking a camera into the ballet!!! Its usually pretty hard to get away with!!! And Alina is AMAZINGGG as usual. I would give almost anything to dance like her!
It is probably the quality of the clip. Uploading to You Tube can be tricky. If you do not use the right settings the sound can be a bit off. She is beautiful and brilliant. It has taken hundreds of years to bring ballet technique to this state. The dancers of today are so well trained. They do things that I thought were never possible. WE are so lucky to have them . Perhaps you should only watch ballets on commercail DVDs after all you get what you pay for!
@@Jay-dz1qy many. I like Natalia Osipova, Svetlana Zakharova, Diana Vishneva, Alina Somova (for some performances), lauren cuthbertson, Sylvie Guillem, Cynthia Gregory, Uliana Lopatkina (some performances), Evgenia Obraztsova and I’m sure there are others that I cannot think right on top of my head right now. But these ballerina tend to have much better techniques than Cojocaru as well as being very artistically expressive in their own ways.
@@luceafarul579 I love many of these dancers also! Alina Cojocaru has been my favorite since I began so I'm biased toward her dancing. Thank you for taking the time to share some of your favorites :)
@@brianr.3085 the fundamental ones. She’s not as light on her foot, doesn’t finish her rotation fully here and there, lines are not as perfect, etc etc.
Good job on sneaking a camera into the ballet!!! Its usually pretty hard to get away with!!! And Alina is AMAZINGGG as usual. I would give almost anything to dance like her!
She is the ultimate ballerina.
she could be one of the best! ever!!
She is!
@@fionaerleigh As Aurora, definitely.
Alina is truly a wonderful ballerina.
I saw her first in the great PDD waltz with J.Strauss music.
Enchanting!!
So musical and expressive. I love her
Superb! best ever!
It is probably the quality of the clip. Uploading to You Tube can be tricky. If you do not use the right settings the sound can be a bit off.
She is beautiful and brilliant. It has taken hundreds of years to bring ballet technique to this state. The dancers of today are so well trained. They do things that I thought were never possible. WE are so lucky to have them .
Perhaps you should only watch ballets on commercail DVDs after all you get what you pay for!
Iconic.
AMAZING!
THE BEST
1:09 what are this steps called?
i think they are two coupé fouetté raccourci’s whilst turning, with a soutenu after them :)
Very expressive dancer but also very technically flawed amongst the world class ones.
Hey! Is there another ballerina you favor?
@@Jay-dz1qy many. I like Natalia Osipova, Svetlana Zakharova, Diana Vishneva, Alina Somova (for some performances), lauren cuthbertson, Sylvie Guillem, Cynthia Gregory, Uliana Lopatkina (some performances), Evgenia Obraztsova and I’m sure there are others that I cannot think right on top of my head right now. But these ballerina tend to have much better techniques than Cojocaru as well as being very artistically expressive in their own ways.
@@luceafarul579 I love many of these dancers also! Alina Cojocaru has been my favorite since I began so I'm biased toward her dancing. Thank you for taking the time to share some of your favorites :)
"Technically flawed" in which respect specifically?
@@brianr.3085 the fundamental ones. She’s not as light on her foot, doesn’t finish her rotation fully here and there, lines are not as perfect, etc etc.