Improvisation workshop by NDT dancers Luca Tessarini and Nicole Ishimaru - ABN AMRO x NDT

Improviseren: we hebben het de afgelopen tijd veel gedaan en voorlopig kunnen we ons talent daarvoor zeker nog gebruiken. NDT en ABN AMRO vroegen aan NDT-dansers Luca Tessarini en Nicole Ishimaru om je te inspireren met een online improvisatie video. Doe je mee? #improviserenkunjeleren #gamechangers
Video: Ennya Larmit
Muziek intro & outro: Daan de Boer
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Improvisation: we have done it a lot lately and we can certainly still use our talent for that. NDT and ABN AMRO asked NDT dancers Luca Tessarini and Nicole Ishimaru to inspire you with an online improvisation video. Will you join us? #gamechangers
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[@eliselavallee]

I absolutely loved this - PLEASE DO MORE!!!

[@johnannada]

This is great - thank you so much and hope there will be more! : )

[@jeoungnampark9932]

Wonderful lesson! Truly vital to exercise for the dancers how to apply your habitual movement skills into the unhabitual inner movements. Ultimately we are looking for a natural and flow of movements. Thank you

[@barbarawilcox4879]

Thank you for this! I needed this moment of "do before you think" and connecting movement with breathing. Love from a Dance Appreciation student at College of San Mateo in California USA

[@dancingclo]

I literally miss this sooooo much. Professional dancers at home alone, we dont know who we are anymore. THANK YOU...
I will keep checking for these. How wonderful. ANYONE know of other lead improv sources?

[@vincentowoko2]

thank you for sharing , watching from Kenya

[@alejandroda4859]

Thank you! I'm watching from Colombia and I really enjoyed this class

[@Tanz_labor]

Fantastic instruments! Thank you so much!!!

[@misrahiorit]

this is the only thing I feel I could relate to in my tiny space during covid. thank you for letting me feel that my tiny space can be used to my advantage. would love some more improv tasks that remind me I can get out of my mundane/habitual element and actually use it to my advtange. many thanks

[@huntersturgis4696]

This was incredible to watch thank you so so much for sharing this !

[@embracingchagall]

Thanks...I really apreciate this video... My best for you both 🙌

[@pavelr3119]

Fantastic workshop! So much fun =)

[@talideetlefs5472]

Just wonderful!

[@feldenkraismovimientovital8138]

Great1 Thank you so much for this!!!

[@elenakrechkodeepcoachingli6992]

Thank you so much! Amazing! Watched from Russia!

[@9robke123]

Thank you to you both, I really enjoyed this. Much love

[@silviasavoy9445]

Love It! More, please!!!

[@zorazolia]

Soo thankful for this!!! More please

[@sivantzadok]

That was sooo nice! I haven't improed in months! thanks!

[@MiesHeerma]

This is great hope to see more of these !!!

[@stardust7283]

thank you so much for sharing this!!

[@sjlee5737]

그냥 너무 잘해서 보는것만으로 대리만족 ㅋㅋ 땡큐 루카 그리고 니콜 ㅎ

[@AliSalguero]

This was very enriching. Thank you!

[@pizzaperson88]

Amazing thank you so much keep making Improv videos!!

[@trishvanbolderen1828]

Amazing. Thank-you so much for this!

[@downtoearthdoc]

Thank you. This is so beautiful and a treasure to have.

[@pizzaperson88]

Anyone know where I can find more videos like this?

[@bakh____]

Thank youuuu!))

[@borbormovimientoymasalla9018]

I discovered this at 3:44 am while I was in my bed without achieving my dream, and done it from my mattress, all that command that u gave, was done it while was liying in my bed, lovely experience... Watching u from Costa Rica, 😊

[@brigittedusserrebresson1962]

great, from here, in France

[@chaucerwl3008]

this is so cool. i feel like ive taken a company class from home

[@PanchoPanev]

yeah! is there actually going to be more of that?

[@heilagrtk.2664]

l love this!!!! thank you!

[@parkourskate1]

Ty to both, it was great

Love!

[@mnoble08]

I love it so much!!!

[@TheDampoet]

love this!

[@user-mj3zc4ts9i]

Thank you so much ❤

[@monikarebcova146]

its great thank you

[@gerrardmartindance2020]

Thank you

[@fromamsterdam6163]

I am a 52 jears old Dancer. from NYC i LOve this

[@sz7644]

LOVE IT

[@vincentray4123]

awesome workshop

[@lauramok8807]

wait this was so good

[@gedged31]

Amazing

[@fromamsterdam6163]

Beautifull

[@DYunn12]

So nice~ what is this music?

[@yogablossom100]

Brilliant

[@mugegulesen8224]

😍

[@stanchiu4528]

so beautiful

[@katieduck]

This is an interesting little thing you came up with. Of course the history of tension release by post modern teachers is massive. I suggest you take a look in that area if indeed this is your research. Happy NDT dancers are doing movement research. It is not improvisation. It is movement research. Do some research. Cannot hurt to study beyond the studio floor.

[@katieduck]

Ok...as this proceeds onwards...watching...what is your research aim? To set this ...to do what? Must be amazing to be able to do what are already well researched areas of study, do it online as if you are coming up with a unique research, get paid, wow....the institutionalisation of everything that is art in the Netherlands congratulates pretension

[@evl457]

inspirerent

[@salpsalp]

I saw many influences of gaga in this...

[@evl457]

"Do before I think." 🙂

[@mariajohns4840]

This improvisation much more look like the patient coming into conscience after long coma and getting up from the bed: her movements are very involuntary, tense and unnatural. This behavior would be very typical for the person with the head trauma, disoriented in the space and slowly trying to restore normal motor skills. The whole exercise looks very nice, but it’s certainly not release of tension.

[@eliselavallee]

I believe it's purposefully tensing up your body in order to really feel the release from tension. I would surmise that this exercise would make you more aware of tension that you're holding in your daily life, and remind you to release it through muscle memory. I can see how it might be confusing if you've never taken part or have seen improvisation classes like this. I don't believe it's about it being aesthetically pleasing to the eye, although I find their movement to be beautiful, rather it's more about how the movement feels.

[@poo_daa]

the girl moves too much and too trivial.she doesn't do it spontaneously, and her whole body doesn't fully connect

[@aliyakerimujiang4182]