Величайший танцовщик!Так любить танец!Рудольф в танце-это произведение искусств!Это космос!И когда смотрят его выступление и говорят о болезни....Что-то люди не понимают!Он просто износился физически,такое количество спектаклей никому не по силам ,только ему-Рудольфу Нурееву!Танец-это его жизнь!Он был пророк для себя:в 8лет сказал,что будет танцевать лучше всех в мире,а на вопрос ,что ты будешь делать, когда не сможешь танцевать,сказал:умру.Вот и все.И не надо говорить о какой-то болезни.Нуреев -это танец,это не болезнь!
Nureyev invited Yoko Morishita to take the role of a fairy cupid in his Don Quixote on Broadway which ran for about a month in 1983. Yoko made her appearances a few times as a guest dancer. I saw Nureyev on the stage. He was full of vigor and all smiles. There was not an ounce of rumour about his health in 1983. He came back to Broadway a few times more after that. His Don Quixote on Broadway was a great success. Nureyev died on January 6, 1993. R.I.P. Rudolf Nureyev.
Loved watching him whip those movements around ..he WAS the master ...Even at this stage ,feeling the affects of his illness. And having it starting to show in his face,. There was still one else like him. He had those "commanding" looks,. And stage presence....
Rudolph always presents his partner beautifully, matching her style; she’s quick& very petite, but he’s there, keeping her safe & dancing beautifully. He always watches & aides his partners, ballerinas appreciate that their partner is protecting them too, not going thru motions until their solo time.
Thanks so much for posting this. I've never seen any footage of them together. What a treat. It's always amazing to come upon new video of him. . . . . . . especially with Fonteyn. But anyone will do! Thanks for your diligent work. Keep posting!!!!!!!
He was sick and dying. Not that he was less talented, he was weak from his illness. We should be grateful and admire the effort he made for giving us the pleasure, once again, to see him dancing. Nureyev, the greatest. We will always remember you No es que era menos talentoso. Estaba enfermo y muriendo. Debemos admirar y agradecer el esfuerzo que hizo por darnos, una vez más, el placer de verlo bailar. Nureyev, el más grande. Siempre te recordaremos
He had HIV positive but was not yet into full out AIDs. He had been told he was HIV positive. That came shortly after. By age 55 he was gone. He was already at the end of his career by this time so his dancing was not as good as 20 years earlier.
I don’t get this ! The story about his AIDS was a very political . In this video he about 45 years old !!! I don’t believe that real sic man can so dancing !!!! Maybe he was with this Diagnose after 50 , but not in this video !!!
Nureyev is splendid and Morishita makes a simply lovely partner for him. How nice that he enjoyed dancing with her so late in the game. Since when is it a crime for a dancer to grow older? Fonteyn was stronger at 53 than she was at 23. I know because I saw her and Nureyev live in their prime. The basic integrity, full turn out and beauty of line are all still there in him. Why are people so afraid of age. And if you love him, you wouldn't even be speaking of his illness. Think of the courage it took for him to keep dancing when he was ill. Have some respect.
This version is hard for me to watch. Age had a part in this but by this time, Rudy was ill and started treatment not too long after this was filmed. If you want to see a truly SUPERB version of The Sleeping Beauty PDD, check out the performance with Lynn Seymour. It's breaks my heart in the best ways each and every time. :D I love you, Rudy. Always.
@pediatrapaola I think that's unfair to say. Footage of him doing Don Quixote from the 1970's with Lucette Aldous shows element of brilliance, as a dancer and as a choreographer, and so does The Sleeping Beauty with Veronica Tennant, There will never be another dancer like him. He had the passion and determination like no other, as well as a raw, amazing talent.
@@pediatrapaola Великий и непревзойденный Нуреев не нуждается в вашей жалости. Жалостью к нему вы обесцениваете себя. Ваши повторяющиеся комментарии о его технике после 1979 года никоим образои не относятся к Нурееву. Они характеризуют только вас. Смысл их понятен - вам больно смотреть на Гения и чувствовать его превосходство. Нуреев помимо виртуозной техники, которая восхищала, заставлял души зрителя откликаться и сопереживать, потому что был не только великим артистом и великим танцовщиком, но и очень интеллектуальной, глубокой личностью. Техничных танцоров много. Ваши любимые Васильев, Лавроский, Сергеев обладали прекрасной техникой, но они не обладали харизмой, красотой, пропорциями, привлекательностью и если хотите сексуальной энергией, которыми обладал Нуреев. Он стал легендой, как А.Павлова и Нижинский. Другие блестящие и техничные танцоры легендами не стали. Поэтому после 40 лет он мог быть более ли менее виртуозным, но это не имеет абсолютно никакого значения.
El desgaste fisico de Rudolf era tan notorio que obvio ya mucha gente sabia que estaba enfermo de algo, pero todavia aguanto diez años mas el hombre ¡¡¡¡
This Is a wonderfull meister classe in P d D .just look it is so good . ofcouse I understand all of you that have never been in professional ballet . but this Is a lot better then we see to day. I was very lucky to be at Covent Garden London on that same stage. and I got him to come to Wiesbaden for one of his very last time he dance. It was raining and cold not one left as we all understand that it was to say thank you and. he was fabuleux. Edward Arckless
A lot of foolish comments being made on here and mostly by people who have no profile picture of their own face on display. What's all that about, eh? Unlike Mr Nureyev, they are clearly too afraid to step out in public and to show their face to the world while making their negative crticisms about an art they have little or no experience of performing in public at this level of excellence. Rudolf Nureyev himself set the standard in the beginning for others to follow afterwards, so it counts for nothing for jumped-up self-styled 'experts' to come along much later and to state 'how it should be'.
I find the pdd incredibly moving, his partnering is actually exemplary in this clip. Morishita really sparkles here, reminiscent of the Dame herself...Saw him in SB a few years prior to this (1981, Coliseum in London) Yes, his dancing was sadly diminished...bit of a shocker, really...
Everything I have read about RN states he was diagnosed in 1984, but the doctor who treated him (and made the diagnosis) estimated that Nureyev contracted aids as early as 1979. So even if he didn't know it yet in 1983, his body did. And it shows - sad. It was in 1979 that the medical profession started to recognize an unusual anti-immune disease, which seemed only to affect homosexuals. So if Nureyev's doctor is correct about when Rudolf contracted, what was to become known as Aids, then Nureyev WAS one of the first to be infected! He also had copious sex with multiple (anonymous) partners. That he lived as long as he did is an indication of how strong his Will Power was. Even when he was extremely ill, he continued to travel for performance engagements - if not to dance, then to conduct orchestras, or to choreograph ballets. I have clicked on this video many times, but couldn't watch. This is the first time I've been able to watch the whole clip. Truly sad... Even so, thank you for posting this bit of history
and hideo fukagawa despite so few was filmed about him but l saw him live in early 70's and he was a true phenomenon whose nickname THE FLYING JAPANESE was fully deserved
Sadly, Rudi danced another 10 years after this and it got way, way worse (especially when AIDS impacted his body). He really should have retired in the late 70s and left his legacy intact. He had already danced far more frequently than any other male ballet dancer, had been incredibly hard on his body and had nothing to prove... but he loved the glamor, the stage and the money.
l saw so bad performances from him already in 1979 in london during the nureyev festival ,he was already ver y bad imo .he was so good in his prime l stopped going to see him in 1982 or so ,was too sad.
And what else did he really have? No family-Dame Margot was already dead. Rudy longed for a son, but it was too late for that. He did have a couple of long term relationships from this era but he was still searching for something. His entire life was onstage. There was nothing for him but the dance by this point.
According to Wikipedia, he "tested positive for HIV in 1984, but for several years he simply denied that anything was wrong with his health. Nureyev began a marked decline only in the summer of 1991 and entered the final phase of the disease in the spring of 1992." In other words, this performance was a year before he found out he was HIV-positive. And yes, he's definitely not at his best: in the solo that starts at 6:17 he looks like he's forcing himself through the steps. :-(
Rudolf was furious with his partner, and let it know once the show was over. She had the technique, but no sense of her role and was smiling mechanically, as if frozen. Dancing is also about expressing, communicating emotion, which is what Rudolf has always done on stage. But here, with a robot, nothing was working. They had rehearsed for a long time, and in the end, nothing happened... Hence his closed expression and his way of leaving the stage, after greeting the audience. Mariska Khametovich Noureïev
I don't see it. There are other videos of them dancing together in different ballets. It was more likely he was feeling really ill but decided to dance anyway. You can see that she is worried for him. She keeps checking on him. The abrupt end was that he had to get off the stage and rest. He couldn't leave her on the stage alone, so he took her with him. It looks abrupt.
I saw him with the Paris Opera in the early 90's or thereabouts and he should not have been dancing. Or done a character role only. Ballet and a reckless life took a terrible toll on his body and his health.
Yoko Morishita is the same erea of Elyzabetta Terabust : no word when Terabust is dead , principal Star of Roland Petit and the partner of Patrice Bart at Scala de Milan .
I don`t think he was sick then... AIDS was only discovered around that time. Of course I could be wrong but I don`t think he was one of the first people to be infected and he did die 10 years after this performance. I saw him dance that same year with the Paris Opera Ballet in Raymonda and he was awful...he even insulted the audience at the end of his solo by doing very rude gestures because they booed him.
Painful... He should have stopped dancing Beauty before hitting the wrong side of 40. Maybe better that the variation wasn't aired. I was never sure why he danced classical roles so long pas his prime... Did he made an effort for his fans or couldn't he cope with the idea of leaving the stage for good? Stunning costumes.
@@kaythomas8521 she was good l saw her live in more occasions back in late 70's with her usual partener shimitzu with bujones and the same nureyev l am sorry but in this video his dancing is awful as already was since some years .he fooled people for so long time....
Как могли его сестры претендовать на наследство, показалось мало, что даже отсудили недвижимость в Париже, правильно поступил Нуреев, завещав все фонду
It was more likely he was feeling very ill. She looks worried. And Nureyev, being Nureyev, decided to go ahead and dance anyway. He really should have allowed an understudy to perform.
Rudolf Nureyev, a normally breath-taking dancer, isn't impressive in here. he looks like a rookie that didn't practice enough before the show. is this his worst performance?
blackrobi84 pediatrapaola Rudolf was furious with his partner, and let it know once the show was over. She had the technique, but no sense of her role and was smiling mechanically, as if frozen. Dancing is about expressing, communicating emotion, which is what Rudolf has always done on stage. But here, with a robot, nothing was working. They had rehearsed for a long time, and in the end, nothing happened... Hence his closed expression and his way of leaving the stage, after greeting the audience. Mariska Khametovich Noureïev
@koeniginreina rudy was a good dancer untill end of 60's west did him famous but surely not a better dancer ,in his first 40's saw him many times ,and alas he was already a very bad dancer,but people seemed not seeing this,he was rudy ,and they loved him despite his awful dancing.but anyway he deserves respect for his contribution in general to ballet development in west.surely never was the best ,this should be out of discussion.
Boy, ARROGANT exit at the end!! He literally walks in front of her while pushing her upstage and behind him. Just to be in front of her for the applause. Horrible!! The dancer always showcases his ballerina as he escorts her offstage!! He knows better! And she is such a tiny thing! I wonder if she smacked him in the wings!!
pediatrapaola Rudolf was furious with his partner, and let it know once the show was over. She had the technique, but no sense of her role and was smiling mechanically, as if frozen. Dancing is about expressing, communicating emotion, which is what Rudolf has always done on stage. But here, with a robot, nothing was working. They had rehearsed for a long time, and in the end, nothing happened... Hence his closed expression and his way of leaving the stage, after greeting the audience. Mariska Khametovich Noureïev
150センチとは思えない、おおきな動き。森下洋子さん、ヌレエフさんという素晴らしいダンサーとパドドゥ踊れたなんて、なんとすごいことでしょう。貴重な映像ありがとうございました❤
すごいパフォーマンスだ。鳥肌がたった..演劇を見てるかのようなふたりのドラマティックな世界は一時も目が離せない。ヌレエフは全盛期の鋭さがないかもしれないがそんなことはどうでもよくなってしまうほど有無を言わせない圧倒的な存在感は健在。最近海外で活躍している日本人ダンサーが増えているとはいえ、森下さんほど強烈な印象を残す華麗で説得力のあるバレリーナはいない気がする。
I have never seen any footage of Rudolf Nureyev dancing with Yoki Morishita before, so beautiful. Thank you for posting this.
What a lovely performance!, many thanks for sharing this jewel!
Величайший танцовщик!Так любить танец!Рудольф в танце-это произведение искусств!Это космос!И когда смотрят его выступление и говорят о болезни....Что-то люди не понимают!Он просто износился физически,такое количество спектаклей никому не по силам ,только ему-Рудольфу Нурееву!Танец-это его жизнь!Он был пророк для себя:в 8лет сказал,что будет танцевать лучше всех в мире,а на вопрос ,что ты будешь делать, когда не сможешь танцевать,сказал:умру.Вот и все.И не надо говорить о какой-то болезни.Нуреев -это танец,это не болезнь!
Nureyev invited Yoko Morishita to take the role of a fairy cupid in his Don Quixote on Broadway which ran for about a month in 1983. Yoko made her appearances a few times as a guest dancer. I saw Nureyev on the stage. He was full of vigor and all smiles. There was not an ounce of rumour about his health in 1983. He came back to Broadway a few times more after that. His Don Quixote on Broadway was a great success. Nureyev died on January 6, 1993. R.I.P. Rudolf Nureyev.
You can see and feel his weakness, still such a graceful dancer, I just love him.
Loved watching him whip those movements around ..he WAS the master ...Even at this stage ,feeling the affects of his illness. And having it starting to show in his face,. There was still one else like him. He had those "commanding" looks,. And stage presence....
愛らしい少女にしか見えない（そこがまたすごい）のに、鉄のバランスと美しいポジション！！森下洋子様、まさに宝ですね！！
Rudolph always presents his partner beautifully, matching her style; she’s quick& very petite, but he’s there, keeping her safe & dancing beautifully. He always watches & aides his partners, ballerinas appreciate that their partner is protecting them too, not going thru motions until their solo time.
Thanks so much for posting this. I've never seen any footage of them together. What a treat. It's always amazing to come upon new video of him. . . . . . . especially with Fonteyn. But anyone will do! Thanks for your diligent work. Keep posting!!!!!!!
He was sick and dying. Not that he was less talented, he was weak from his illness. We should be grateful and admire the effort he made for giving us the pleasure, once again, to see him dancing. Nureyev, the greatest. We will always remember you
No es que era menos talentoso. Estaba enfermo y muriendo. Debemos admirar y agradecer el esfuerzo que hizo por darnos, una vez más, el placer de verlo bailar. Nureyev, el más grande. Siempre te recordaremos
He had HIV positive but was not yet into full out AIDs. He had been told he was HIV positive. That came shortly after. By age 55 he was gone. He was already at the end of his career by this time so his dancing was not as good as 20 years earlier.
I don’t get this ! The story about his AIDS was a very political . In this video he about 45 years old !!! I don’t believe that real sic man can so dancing !!!! Maybe he was with this Diagnose after 50 , but not in this video !!!
Смотреть бесконечно хочется Нуреева Рудольфа .Любимый танцор.❤❤❤
Соглашусь, Нуреев -лучший танцор всех времен и народов и нет ему равных! Это космос, это легенда, непревзойденное мастерство! Вечная память❤❤
Согласна с вами полностью. Очень жаль, что он так рано ушёл из жизни. Светлая ему память и вечное браво. ❤❤
Rudy ❤ the greatest male ballet dancer in the history, legendary
Вчера смотрела все фото Нуреева с Фонтейн, я не могла смотреть без слез, какая же была у них любовь. Осталась под сильным впечатлением
Yoko Morishita is such an elegant dancer !
With hindsight, we should be glad we are seeing this.
20 años han pasado desde que se nos fue el, posiblemente, mejor bailarín de todos los tiempos.
People are comparing young Nureyev with an older version. Both are great. He knows much more when older - and it shows He is ALWAYS great.
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Yes, he is always great, beautiful and unforgettable.
今は亡きヌレエフのサポートの素晴らしさ、若き日の森下さんは素晴らしいです。 しづか
Nureyev was brilliant, in any age, in any state. I would pay just to watch him lift his hands in a port de bras.
На Нуреева можно смотреть бесконечно!
Nureyev is splendid and Morishita makes a simply lovely partner for him. How nice that he enjoyed dancing with her so late in the game. Since when is it a crime for a dancer to grow older? Fonteyn was stronger at 53 than she was at 23. I know because I saw her and Nureyev live in their prime. The basic integrity, full turn out and beauty of line are all still there in him. Why are people so afraid of age. And if you love him, you wouldn't even be speaking of his illness. Think of the courage it took for him to keep dancing when he was ill. Have some respect.
you only know where he is splendid here
Profound. For me this was beautiful to watch..Yoko stunning as usual, Rudi full of life humbling presence!
Yoko Morishita is beautiful. Decent, and perfect in technique.
They make these very difficult movements look natural and easy!
Very good enjoyed very much
Sowonderful❤YokoMorishitaismyfavoriteballerina❤
Боже мой какая замечательная балерина!Неповторимый Нуреев ее еле ловит,она вычкальзывает из его рук😯🤩💖💖💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This version is hard for me to watch. Age had a part in this but by this time, Rudy was ill and started treatment not too long after this was filmed. If you want to see a truly SUPERB version of The Sleeping Beauty PDD, check out the performance with Lynn Seymour. It's breaks my heart in the best ways each and every time. :D I love you, Rudy. Always.
This was a treat!
it was 1984, 21~23 Sep. Thanks for posting this.
IN 1979 I WAS IN LONDON ,AND SAW MANY PERFS OF THE NUREYEV FESTIVAL,AND HE WAS ALREADY PAINFUL TO WATCH
New to me. This one is difficult to watch. Rest in Peace, dear Rudy. 💔
ほんと森下さん素晴らしい。日本のバレリーナの源流ですね。
Stunning beautiful until the end!
Maravillosos
EL MEJOR BAILARÌN DE TODOS LOS TIMPOS NO HABRA OTRO IGUAL, RESPETANDO IGUA A SU COMPATRIOTA Mijaíl Barýshnikov (MISHA)
For anyone interested to see this variation and costuming, this is now the staple design in Toronto since the 70s.
When he was 45yrs old...
森下洋子さん、本当に美しい😮
@pediatrapaola I think that's unfair to say. Footage of him doing Don Quixote from the 1970's with Lucette Aldous shows element of brilliance, as a dancer and as a choreographer, and so does The Sleeping Beauty with Veronica Tennant, There will never be another dancer like him. He had the passion and determination like no other, as well as a raw, amazing talent.
unfair or not unfortunatly l am old enought to have witnessed many awful performances from him already since after half 70's belive me
@@pediatrapaola Великий и непревзойденный Нуреев не нуждается в вашей жалости. Жалостью к нему вы обесцениваете себя. Ваши повторяющиеся комментарии о его технике после 1979 года никоим образои не относятся к Нурееву. Они характеризуют только вас. Смысл их понятен - вам больно смотреть на Гения и чувствовать его превосходство. Нуреев помимо виртуозной техники, которая восхищала, заставлял души зрителя откликаться и сопереживать, потому что был не только великим артистом и великим танцовщиком, но и очень интеллектуальной, глубокой личностью. Техничных танцоров много. Ваши любимые Васильев, Лавроский, Сергеев обладали прекрасной техникой, но они не обладали харизмой, красотой, пропорциями, привлекательностью и если хотите сексуальной энергией, которыми обладал Нуреев. Он стал легендой, как А.Павлова и Нижинский. Другие блестящие и техничные танцоры легендами не стали. Поэтому после 40 лет он мог быть более ли менее виртуозным, но это не имеет абсолютно никакого значения.
@@chriskov3633 yes .now look for a psychiatrist and a good one by
Какой прекрасный комментарий вы оставили!
Замечательный ответ злопыхателям и завистникам
@@chriskov3633 this is just your opinion and just an opinion
hermoso bailan!!
El desgaste fisico de Rudolf era tan notorio que obvio ya mucha gente sabia que estaba enfermo de algo, pero todavia aguanto diez años mas el hombre ¡¡¡¡
Ma.. qualche preoccupazione un po più elevata, che i fatti privati(intimi) degli altri.... c'è l,hai.?! 😮
for me that saw him years before is so painful watching this
Pra mim é sempre um prazer.❤❤❤
Yuko Morishita is simply luminous.
This Is a wonderfull meister classe in P d D .just look it is so good . ofcouse I understand all of you that have never been in professional ballet . but this Is a lot better then we see to day. I was very lucky to be at Covent Garden London on that same stage. and I got him to come to Wiesbaden for one of his very last time he dance. It was raining and cold not one left as we all understand that it was to say thank you and. he was fabuleux. Edward Arckless
A lot of foolish comments being made on here and mostly by people who have no profile picture of their own face on display. What's all that about, eh? Unlike Mr Nureyev, they are clearly too afraid to step out in public and to show their face to the world while making their negative crticisms about an art they have little or no experience of performing in public at this level of excellence. Rudolf Nureyev himself set the standard in the beginning for others to follow afterwards, so it counts for nothing for jumped-up self-styled 'experts' to come along much later and to state 'how it should be'.
Amen!
Rudolph Nureyev is magnificent
Well said.
Rudy looks very ragged & on the edge of collapsing. This performance looked like it took every effort he had. Thank you, Rudy.
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I find the pdd incredibly moving, his partnering is actually exemplary in this clip. Morishita really sparkles here, reminiscent of the Dame herself...Saw him in SB a few years prior to this (1981, Coliseum in London) Yes, his dancing was sadly diminished...bit of a shocker, really...
Everything I have read about RN states he was diagnosed in 1984, but the doctor who treated him (and made the diagnosis) estimated that Nureyev contracted aids as early as 1979. So even if he didn't know it yet in 1983, his body did. And it shows - sad.
It was in 1979 that the medical profession started to recognize an unusual anti-immune disease, which seemed only to affect homosexuals. So if Nureyev's doctor is correct about when Rudolf contracted, what was to become known as Aids, then Nureyev WAS one of the first to be infected!
He also had copious sex with multiple (anonymous) partners. That he lived as long as he did is an indication of how strong his Will Power was. Even when he was extremely ill, he continued to travel for performance engagements - if not to dance, then to conduct orchestras, or to choreograph ballets.
I have clicked on this video many times, but couldn't watch. This is the first time I've been able to watch the whole clip. Truly sad...
Even so, thank you for posting this bit of history
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Morishitawas an outstanding dancer and good chemistry with Nureeiev. Japanase has great dancers as Tetsuya Kurakawa
and hideo fukagawa despite so few was filmed about him but l saw him live in early 70's and he was a true phenomenon whose nickname THE FLYING JAPANESE was fully deserved
Sadly, Rudi danced another 10 years after this and it got way, way worse (especially when AIDS impacted his body). He really should have retired in the late 70s and left his legacy intact. He had already danced far more frequently than any other male ballet dancer, had been incredibly hard on his body and had nothing to prove... but he loved the glamor, the stage and the money.
l saw so bad performances from him already in 1979 in london during the nureyev festival ,he was already ver y bad imo .he was so good in his prime l stopped going to see him in 1982 or so ,was too sad.
And what else did he really have? No family-Dame Margot was already dead. Rudy longed for a son, but it was too late for that. He did have a couple of long term relationships from this era but he was still searching for something. His entire life was onstage. There was nothing for him but the dance by this point.
I find his intelligence on how to change some movement to accommodate age intriguing, he didnt know how to live without it as many dancers dont!
According to Wikipedia, he "tested positive for HIV in 1984, but for several years he simply denied that anything was wrong with his health. Nureyev began a marked decline only in the summer of 1991 and entered the final phase of the disease in the spring of 1992." In other words, this performance was a year before he found out he was HIV-positive. And yes, he's definitely not at his best: in the solo that starts at 6:17 he looks like he's forcing himself through the steps. :-(
In this video he is 45 years old )))) and you in age 12 can’t do what he can in age 45 !!!!!
He was diagnosed that year with the virus.
Rudolf was furious with his partner, and let it know once the show was over.
She had the technique, but no sense of her role and was smiling mechanically, as if frozen. Dancing is also about expressing, communicating emotion, which is what Rudolf has always done on stage. But here, with a robot, nothing was working.
They had rehearsed for a long time, and in the end, nothing happened... Hence his closed expression and his way of leaving the stage, after greeting the audience.
Mariska Khametovich Noureïev
I don't see it. There are other videos of them dancing together in different ballets.
It was more likely he was feeling really ill but decided to dance anyway. You can see that she is worried for him. She keeps checking on him.
The abrupt end was that he had to get off the stage and rest. He couldn't leave her on the stage alone, so he took her with him. It looks abrupt.
Exquisite dancer but the tutu could be more flattering 😮❤
che differenza di espressione e partecipazione con i balletti con margot manca l attrazione si vede e si sente nel cuore
I saw him with the Paris Opera in the early 90's or thereabouts and he should not have been dancing. Or done a character role only. Ballet and a reckless life took a terrible toll on his body and his health.
sad that he was so I'll hear xx
Yoko Morishita is the same erea of Elyzabetta Terabust : no word when Terabust is dead , principal Star of Roland Petit and the partner of Patrice Bart at Scala de Milan .
@pediatrapaola Yes, this was in 1983, his later age so he wasn't brilliant as before. I was shocked when I saw his first entrance in act 2...
Why keep showing them just from the waist up?
He was a MAN.
was not my intention being unfair ,but alas here is painful to watch being the ghost of the man he was.
身長差が丁度良い、だからヌレエフさんも洋子さんと踊りたがったのだと思う。バレリーナの身長が高いと男性も困ることが多いからね。
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ヌレエフがポジションが入っていなくて・・ペトルーシュカと比較すると 舞台に上るべきではないかな 森下洋子さんがとてもレッスンされているのがわかるので リフトの許可を出した森下洋子さんのスタッフに驚きました 洋子さんの技術は本当に素晴らしい 日本の宝だと思います
I don`t think he was sick then... AIDS was only discovered around that time. Of course I could be wrong but I don`t think he was one of the first people to be infected and he did die 10 years after this performance.
I saw him dance that same year with the Paris Opera Ballet in Raymonda and he was awful...he even insulted the audience at the end of his solo by doing very rude gestures because they booed him.
leave the stage before the stage leaves you told tamara karsavina ,unfortunatly rudy didn't take seriously this precious advice
I think he was depressed.
videos salein sin volumen que pena son encantadores
nureyev fooled people for long time ,imo he was good in russia and in his early period in west ,so so until late 70's awful later.
Painful... He should have stopped dancing Beauty before hitting the wrong side of 40. Maybe better that the variation wasn't aired. I was never sure why he danced classical roles so long pas his prime... Did he made an effort for his fans or couldn't he cope with the idea of leaving the stage for good?
Stunning costumes.
This is from sleeping beauty right?
It is not aired, not sure why..
l read somewhere that probabily took infection in 81 more or less but don't know whn was realized being aids
He certainly seems ill here - his hands are trembling half the time he's partnering her and the heavy make up can't disguise his gaunt face.
@@kaythomas8521 she was good l saw her live in more occasions back in late 70's with her usual partener shimitzu with bujones and the same nureyev l am sorry but in this video his dancing is awful as already was since some years .he fooled people for so long time....
Как могли его сестры претендовать на наследство, показалось мало, что даже отсудили недвижимость в Париже, правильно поступил Нуреев, завещав все фонду
É ALGO INEXPLICAVEL A PERFEIÇÃO DE NUREYEV !
YOKO MORISHITA E EXCELENTE , GOTSYO MAIS FO QUE MARGOT FONTAIN
They dance like they had an argument before coming onstage. They're suppose to be in love, so this falls flat for me, despite each dancers grateness.
It was more likely he was feeling very ill. She looks worried. And Nureyev, being Nureyev, decided to go ahead and dance anyway. He really should have allowed an understudy to perform.
@pediatrapaola Basically he looks like he hasn't taken class for a year, and only took part time classes the years before.
Unfortunately he was not really good in this performance, his technical skill were ablittle weak, he seemed tired.
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l was a great fan of the young rudy ,and is contribution to maledancing is priceless ,but here is awful,sorry but is the true.
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Здесь ему 45 и он ещё не осознает, что смертельно болен.
Rudolf Nureyev, a normally breath-taking dancer, isn't impressive in here. he looks like a rookie that didn't practice enough before the show. is this his worst performance?
He was already sick 1983.
he kinda looks sad.....
blackrobi84 pediatrapaola Rudolf was furious with his partner, and let it know once the show was over.
She had the technique, but no sense of her role and was smiling mechanically, as if frozen. Dancing is about expressing, communicating emotion, which is what Rudolf has always done on stage. But here, with a robot, nothing was working.
They had rehearsed for a long time, and in the end, nothing happened... Hence his closed expression and his way of leaving the stage, after greeting the audience.
Mariska Khametovich Noureïev
@koeniginreina rudy was a good dancer untill end of 60's west did him famous but surely not a better dancer ,in his first 40's saw him many times ,and alas he was already a very bad dancer,but people seemed not seeing this,he was rudy ,and they loved him despite his awful dancing.but anyway he deserves respect for his contribution in general to ballet development in west.surely never was the best ,this should be out of discussion.
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Boy, ARROGANT exit at the end!! He literally walks in front of her while pushing her upstage and behind him. Just to be in front of her for the applause. Horrible!! The dancer always showcases his ballerina as he escorts her offstage!! He knows better! And she is such a tiny thing! I wonder if she smacked him in the wings!!
really bad ,i undrestand he was sick ,but....
pediatrapaola Rudolf was furious with his partner, and let it know once the show was over.
She had the technique, but no sense of her role and was smiling mechanically, as if frozen. Dancing is about expressing, communicating emotion, which is what Rudolf has always done on stage. But here, with a robot, nothing was working.
They had rehearsed for a long time, and in the end, nothing happened... Hence his closed expression and his way of leaving the stage, after greeting the audience.
Mariska Khametovich Noureïev
Nureyev var ikke ligefrem indspireret af den japanske partner.
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