really? POB doesnt accept students with bad technique, genius. young women shouldnt hate on one another, we get enough of that from the rest of society. plus, petty jealousy never looked good on anyone...especially on another dancer
thank you everyone for your lovely comments! I attended the summer intensive once and re-auditioned, getting accepted but I declined due to an injury. (I had surgery on my foot and required months of physical therapy.)
Kaela Redman @Kaela Redman Hello, Kaela. Hurt is the everyday life of the Dancers. I know something about that. I hope you're not badly injured, you can make it, if you can endure the pain. Only a doctor appropriate to this profession can help you. After 15 years, you won't be able to enter the Opera House. This Art is difficult and fascinating. You need a real will to enter the Corps de Ballet. I'm speaking to you as a professional. I wish you all the best. Sincerely Igor Rudolfovich
She has tons of potential but her technique is not precise at all here.. knees are wobbling in and out, her back is very curved and isn’t being used at all, her turnout is very forced knees are in parallel while feet are lazily cranked out, etc etc etc. It’s not her fault though, people in America just don’t teach correct turnout or placement
DigbyTheGoat Worshiper I go to a vaganova method school in America, and we have very strong dancers with proper alignment and technique. No one is perfect in ballet, but you do have to admit that she is extremely talented and has a deep understanding of what she is doing.
@@BoglimWrangler666 I have problems like this girl,I believe she is hyper mobile in her feet legs etc..I am too and my getting roll in a lot , lock into my knees.So they tend to hurt but..She's obviously pretty good,because she got accepted.To the Holy Paris Opera ballet SI
I was a student in paris opera ballet school for 4 years , but then I had an injury so I had to stop... I wish you to follow your dream even if you're not accepted. Don't get discouraged if this happens, you have to know that they look for a very specific type of dancer (they do not only want a good level). Good luck
@@aynazfazeli712 they don't really care about height, except if you're like really small . They want dancers with thin muscles, who have perfect bases (idk if you know what I mean but they would always prefer someone with a perfect turnout and a "clean" dance over someone who does 4 pirouettes and is super flexible...). And always keep in mind that getting accepted by video is way more difficult (Bianca Scudamore did it, I suggest you to watch videos of her to see her level...). If you're accepted with a video, it means that you are really good
thank you so much! I had a foot surgery almost a year ago and I am still in the process of becoming strong again. thank you for the words of encouragement!
You are a ballet teacher?! I really want to learn ballet but i can't find any classes... In which city do you live in? It's a high possibility that we live way too far away but still... I really want to learn ballet... It is just sooo beautiful... I am 14 already... Is it too late to start learning? Thank you in advance.
@@yoononthemoon it's never to late to start dance! i just started back doing ballet about 2 and a half years ago after only doing it when i was little and i just got my pointe shoes. just practice a lot once you start. anything is possible! i'm also 14.
Rudolf Nureyev often said: «BE what you do. I don't care to see your foot above your head. You have to touch the heart of the audience. There is technique, but without emotion...it will soon be forgotten. "Speak" with your eyes, your body, your heart. Feel the music, live it. A simple dance with much grace will touch a jury more than a series of mechanically performed pirouettes. Dance can be learned. You have to love it, you have to show that you love it. A good teaching is made of mutual attention. Miracles don't exist. Willpower does. Courage, too. Now children, à la barre. Première position, please. Thank you. » ... And we were working each day during four hours. Thank you, Maître. 🌟💜 RIP... Igor Rudolfovitch
I hope you’re dealing well with this video blowing up and getting tons of armchair critiques in the comments. You’re a lovely dancer and I hope you achieve your dreams!
kenit cimm At the Paris Opera, the competition is ruthless, many young girls have this level, some are 12 years old. She was indeed accepted for the internship (3 months), which precedes the official acceptance, but she declined due to injury. However, this young girl was 14 years old at the time of the video. The average age of entry into the Corps de Ballet is 15, with a few exceptions. I speak as a professional. I wish her to find her way. Pain accompanies Dancers throughout their careers... I wish her the best. Igor Rudolfovitch Noureïev
Kaela Redman You should go to the Vaganova Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg. You need to work on your arms and hands. Or apply for summer internships at the Paris Opera. Try... Work on your expressivity too. Show them how much you enjoy dancing. There seems to be a problem with your balance. Maybe it would be wise not to look at yourself in the mirror. Technique is important, yes, so is grace. Your whole body must dance. Your arms in crowns should be placed above your head. You have potential. But here, you're asking to enter the National Opera of Paris... I sincerely wish you to succeed. Little trick: Introduce yourself with fresh pointe shoes. Break them the day before, soften them. If you have failed, try again, sign up for summer internships for externals. Cheer up! Maia Rudolfovna Nureyeva
Petitsaule Some valid constructive criticism, but worth noting that she did get in to the Paris Opera summer intensive. This video is from 2017, and Kaela has made tons of progress since.
A very good back; hence a lovely arabesque. Good turnout and feet. Unfortunately, she's hyperextended in the knees. Before I get jumped on by angry, but less experienced, ballet fans, this is NOT a technique issue. It's just the way you are born, like the height of your instep or length of your neck. Unless the extension is extreme (which it is not, here) it doesn't affect your dancing. It's a visual issue. It makes your upper legs look out of proportion to your calves. Most important, it can be difficult to show that your legs are straight. When you're hyperextended, your knees may actually be totally straight and the dancer completely pulled up -- but to an observer, your knees don't appear fully stretched and legs straight, even they actually are. Her legs do look better en pointe instead of demi. And she's only 14, and clearly in a growth spurt. So we don't know what will improve and even out in a year or two. She's talented, for sure! Quick note to young dancers making audition tapes: Consider it a performance, not a class. That means *get off the mirror. * Watching yourself in the mirror distorts your movement, especially your port de bras and epaulment. Film away from the mirrors, or cover them.
I danced ballet for 18 years and my knee hypertension actually led to a lot of alignment issues that lead to a very bad shin and calf injury. I had to completely retrain my body to not hyperextend on any standing leg(s) and use core to support my legs more. As for the knees not appearing straight, never had that issue!
Actually I think hyperextension isn‘t necessarily a problem 🤔 My favourite ballerina, Marinskij‘s Olesia Novikova, has extremely hyperextended knees/legs. And she has absolutely gorgeous lines and is beautiful. She doesn‘t seem to have injury problems, just guessing because she is about 35 and has only taken time off because she had three babies. Saw her two months ago in Sleeping Beauty, absolutely stunning.
@@mathildewesendonck7225 Russians know how to deal with hyper extension technically, they are not ignorant. If you have the proper knowledge, you can avoid injuries!
I see lots of comments in English! So , what we see in Russian Ballet is group of more talented, exclusively gifted girls and boys - Last resort of real Art! The whole world looking at them as a example of Discipline;Courage; Beauty; Honor. You, Little Ballerinas, should be very proud of yourself ! You should know how much the world admiring yr efforts and yr little heroism and sacrifices! We Love You
Good job not distorting your hips to create insane extensions like many girls do nowadays. Even your front and back grands battements were well controlled. If you used your upper arm (deltoid) to help hold and shape your port de bras especially a la second or in the closed position for pirouettes, the arms will look much better and your pirouettes will look cleaner. The arms are a bit floppy in the pirouettes and all good pirouettes, the “secret” is in the balance and the arms control it.
@@svetavinogradova4243 Hey!! How are you?? I was just thinking about you earlier today!! Glad to hear from you. Skylar Brant danced Swan Lake in Boca Raton Florida. She put up two clips, you will LOVE it!! She totally blew me away!!
@@svetavinogradova4243 no I haven't seen it, I'll make sure I check it out. I was watching the official new Prima of the Mariinsky Theater, she is flawless, I'm in awe of her. You probably know who she is, I'll make sure I send it to you. I hate to say perfect, but she's as close as I've ever seen!!
@@takenoprisoners837Do you mean Khoreva? She is still a first soloist, not yet a prima... I thought she got promoted! I will find the other channel for you now
My friend hannah went to this school, y'all are so strong. I have no doubt you're taking care of your Injury and its smart that you declined. It does suck though:( The same thing happened to me two winters ago with the Paul Taylor dance intensive. But at least you know, if you keep your training up during this rough patch you'll probably get in again and you'll be even better when you reapply :3
Chad Spar91 At 14 they just want to check you’re strong enough to go on pointe, to roll through demi correctly and to be able to balance correctly on one leg. They’ll do the rest when you’re with the school. Schools like to stylise their dancers to their own style. It’s kinda best not to show too much as you might have a style they don’t like and it’s harder to train someone out of a style than it is to train them into one. If that makes sense :)
This helps a lot to get an idea when having video audition but srsly your so amazing (Read the other comments and hope you take care and recover from injury)
@kaelaredman I know this video is old, but any chance you could remember what album or cd the music is from? My old teacher in Russia used to use this music and I love it😅💕🙏🏻
We're the same age and I am absolutely talent-less. Sitting in bed 2 in the morning, fries and coke at the bedside table, slouching, feet on the top of the other while watching this.
Это не уровень вагановки и не уровень большого. Может за границей это норм? Гранд батман у станка- корпус « ходит», выворотность не очень, темперамента нет.
Kaela Redman Good Morning, Lady. 🌹 The problem is that you're not working enough with your arms. And this is essential, for any Dancer. Paris Opera is an excellent Institution, but ruthless. Your arms, your hands, must work at the same time as the rest. You should take more preparation classes, (where did you begin?) or you won't get in. Courage! Work your expressiveness too. Very important. Cordially Igor Rudolfovitch Noureïev
alina y At the Paris Opera, the competition is ruthless, many young girls have this level, some are 12 years old. She was indeed accepted for the internship (3 months), which precedes the official acceptance, but she declined due to injury. However, this young girl was 14 years old at the time of the video. The average age of entry into the Corps de Ballet is 15, with a few exceptions. I speak as a professional. I wish her to find her way. Pain accompanies Dancers throughout their careers... I wish her the best. She deserves it. Igor Rudolfovitch Noureïev
@@aylas2353 You f'ing idiot that is a summer camp for any level of dancer! i was at the Royal ballet school and Royal ballet that makes that school look shit! so butt out Karen! the intensive is like a holiday club LOL! maybe if you started at the age of 19 months old and was at the RBC aged 9 then you would have the knowledge i do so hush up! lol! pathetic!
i think you could work on control of the upper body and arms... and not looking in the mirror so much (i know its hard because youre beautiful!) good job! i hope you got in!!
Žanna Luvia ..if the world would be just one pattern, we Will be very bored. Vaganova is a fantastic school of ballet, but not everything has to be so.
Žanna Luvia True. That's why good schools learn technique, expressivity, Mime, history of Art to theirs students. A Dancer isn't a robot. He must be able to express, to send emotions towards the audience. If our students want to Dance for their life, we must help them. That's why it is so hard. I respect their dream. They know that if they want to practice this Art for life, they have to work seriously. Theirs bodies are theirs tools of performance. They must feel Ballet, love music. We encourage them to learn to play an instrument. It opens their minds. It all depends on their vocation. If it's true, they grow up quickly. They have an average of 10 years of study to hope to enter a Corps de Ballet. We take in 3,000 a year and retain 50. Of the 50, 25 will make a career. It's not a hobby. It's a profession. An Art. But when they succeed... We cry with them for happiness. And we help those who fail. It is not easy. They've known that since they were little...
For those that are just seeing this in their recommended. She did make the Paris Opera house summer intensive in 2017.
Oh thanks for answering
yes! I attended the 2017 summer intensive, and I was accepted in 2019, however, I declined due to an injury.
Kaela Redman I hope ur better now :)
@@kaelaredman_ I thought your auditioning for the full time program
Was the intensive good?
lol did this show up in anyone else’s recommended for some reason
bro same
Yup
i searched for it
this just called my technique bad in 20 different languages LMAO
This shows the language of ballet the flexibility technique and grace which make an artist of dance
really? POB doesnt accept students with bad technique, genius. young women shouldnt hate on one another, we get enough of that from the rest of society. plus, petty jealousy never looked good on anyone...especially on another dancer
@@berldlo8263 dude... alyssa's technique... not Kaela's.
@@berldlo8263 what lol
@@berldlo8263 can you read?
thank you everyone for your lovely comments! I attended the summer intensive once and re-auditioned, getting accepted but I declined due to an injury. (I had surgery on my foot and required months of physical therapy.)
Are you able to continue? Good work!!
U should have accepted an injury can be righted
Hope you will get better and be able to apply again
Kaela Redman
@Kaela Redman
Hello, Kaela. Hurt is the everyday life of the Dancers. I know something about that. I hope you're not badly injured, you can make it, if you can endure the pain. Only a doctor appropriate to this profession can help you. After 15 years, you won't be able to enter the Opera House. This Art is difficult and fascinating. You need a real will to enter the Corps de Ballet. I'm speaking to you as a professional.
I wish you all the best.
Sincerely
Igor Rudolfovich
I hope you made a full recovery!
We’re the same age, and I’m nowhere near this level of talent and precision
Karen From Finance Same😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
She has tons of potential but her technique is not precise at all here.. knees are wobbling in and out, her back is very curved and isn’t being used at all, her turnout is very forced knees are in parallel while feet are lazily cranked out, etc etc etc. It’s not her fault though, people in America just don’t teach correct turnout or placement
I highly suggest the channel Ballet Conrad if you’d like to learn about correct turnout and precision 😊
DigbyTheGoat Worshiper I go to a vaganova method school in America, and we have very strong dancers with proper alignment and technique. No one is perfect in ballet, but you do have to admit that she is extremely talented and has a deep understanding of what she is doing.
@@BoglimWrangler666 I have problems like this girl,I believe she is hyper mobile in her feet legs etc..I am too and my getting roll in a lot , lock into my knees.So they tend to hurt but..She's obviously pretty good,because she got accepted.To the Holy Paris Opera ballet SI
I was a student in paris opera ballet school for 4 years , but then I had an injury so I had to stop... I wish you to follow your dream even if you're not accepted. Don't get discouraged if this happens, you have to know that they look for a very specific type of dancer (they do not only want a good level). Good luck
Clem What kind of dancers do they look for? Do they care about height ?
@@aynazfazeli712 they don't really care about height, except if you're like really small . They want dancers with thin muscles, who have perfect bases (idk if you know what I mean but they would always prefer someone with a perfect turnout and a "clean" dance over someone who does 4 pirouettes and is super flexible...). And always keep in mind that getting accepted by video is way more difficult (Bianca Scudamore did it, I suggest you to watch videos of her to see her level...). If you're accepted with a video, it means that you are really good
thank you so much! I had a foot surgery almost a year ago and I am still in the process of becoming strong again. thank you for the words of encouragement!
Im a ballet teacher and I wouldn't even know what to do if i had you in my class. You're s talent. Mesmerising 🥰 keep it up
You are a ballet teacher?! I really want to learn ballet but i can't find any classes... In which city do you live in? It's a high possibility that we live way too far away but still... I really want to learn ballet... It is just sooo beautiful... I am 14 already... Is it too late to start learning? Thank you in advance.
@@yoononthemoon it's never to late to start dance! i just started back doing ballet about 2 and a half years ago after only doing it when i was little and i just got my pointe shoes. just practice a lot once you start. anything is possible! i'm also 14.
@@amelia-ft7xe Thank you❤
@@yoononthemoon no problem, you should try it!
@@amelia-ft7xe I'll try my best.
I hope she got in, but even if not, her chances were really high and such few people can say that about themselves!
She did make it
ur extensions are incredible
Getting into l’opéra de Paris, is so hard at this age, hope you’ll get in !
Rudolf Nureyev often said:
«BE what you do. I don't care to see your foot above your head. You have to touch the heart of the audience. There is technique, but without emotion...it will soon be forgotten. "Speak" with your eyes, your body, your heart. Feel the music, live it. A simple dance with much grace will touch a jury more than a series of mechanically performed pirouettes. Dance can be learned. You have to love it, you have to show that you love it. A good teaching is made of mutual attention. Miracles don't exist.
Willpower does. Courage, too. Now children, à la barre. Première position, please. Thank you. »
... And we were working each day during four hours. Thank you, Maître. 🌟💜 RIP...
Igor Rudolfovitch
Beautiful audition submission. Well done to you and all your hard work!!
You're talented and well trained! I hope you were accepted
You are good honey. Go for it love from France 🇫🇷
I hope you’re dealing well with this video blowing up and getting tons of armchair critiques in the comments. You’re a lovely dancer and I hope you achieve your dreams!
Megan McIntosh thank you so much. means a lot!
Did ya get accepted into the Paris Opera?????
X2
Yes she did
@@luckystars5510 omg....congratulations!!!!! What an amazing experience and time !!!
Only to the summer intensive, not proper.
kenit cimm
At the Paris Opera, the competition is ruthless, many young girls have this level, some are 12 years old. She was indeed accepted for the internship (3 months), which precedes the official acceptance, but she declined due to injury. However, this young girl was 14 years old at the time of the video. The average age of entry into the Corps de Ballet is 15, with a few exceptions. I speak as a professional.
I wish her to find her way. Pain accompanies Dancers throughout their careers...
I wish her the best.
Igor Rudolfovitch Noureïev
I love ballet it's a true art form
Well done. Hope you were accepted.
Kaela Redman
You should go to the Vaganova Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg. You need to work on your arms and hands. Or apply for summer internships at the Paris Opera. Try... Work on your expressivity too. Show them how much you enjoy dancing. There seems to be a problem with your balance. Maybe it would be wise not to look at yourself in the mirror. Technique is important, yes, so is grace. Your whole body must dance. Your arms in crowns should be placed above your head. You have potential.
But here, you're asking to enter the National Opera of Paris...
I sincerely wish you to succeed.
Little trick:
Introduce yourself with fresh pointe shoes. Break them the day before, soften them. If you have failed, try again, sign up for summer internships for externals.
Cheer up!
Maia Rudolfovna Nureyeva
Petitsaule Some valid constructive criticism, but worth noting that she did get in to the Paris Opera summer intensive. This video is from 2017, and Kaela has made tons of progress since.
Oranaiche oh thanks. I'm happy for her. Where is she practicing today please?
Petitsaule
La jeune fille s'est blessée et a refusé l'entrée. Elle était acceptée...
Игорь Рудольфович Нуриев
Spasibo Mactep.
She probably didn’t get in
Cuz I didn’t hear any opera singing AT ALL 😂
(Jk, but seriously - so incredibly talented - she’s *definitely* getting in)
Haha its a ballet school and company
I really want to go to the governor’s school in 10th grade it’s really cool seeing you do this!😊
Your turnout is beautiful 😍
What is the CD you used here? It's one I used as a student and I'd love to find it again.
Easy to talk her down, right? She is a brave girl.
A very good back; hence a lovely arabesque. Good turnout and feet. Unfortunately, she's hyperextended in the knees.
Before I get jumped on by angry, but less experienced, ballet fans, this is NOT a technique issue. It's just the way you are born, like the height of your instep or length of your neck. Unless the extension is extreme (which it is not, here) it doesn't affect your dancing. It's a visual issue. It makes your upper legs look out of proportion to your calves. Most important, it can be difficult to show that your legs are straight. When you're hyperextended, your knees may actually be totally straight and the dancer completely pulled up -- but to an observer, your knees don't appear fully stretched and legs straight, even they actually are.
Her legs do look better en pointe instead of demi. And she's only 14, and clearly in a growth spurt. So we don't know what will improve and even out in a year or two. She's talented, for sure!
Quick note to young dancers making audition tapes: Consider it a performance, not a class. That means *get off the mirror. * Watching yourself in the mirror distorts your movement, especially your port de bras and epaulment. Film away from the mirrors, or cover them.
I danced ballet for 18 years and my knee hypertension actually led to a lot of alignment issues that lead to a very bad shin and calf injury. I had to completely retrain my body to not hyperextend on any standing leg(s) and use core to support my legs more. As for the knees not appearing straight, never had that issue!
I agree with the mirror thing, in all our exams or filmings in the studio, we always cover up the windows and mirrors.
fair critiques
Actually I think hyperextension isn‘t necessarily a problem 🤔 My favourite ballerina, Marinskij‘s Olesia Novikova, has extremely hyperextended knees/legs. And she has absolutely gorgeous lines and is beautiful. She doesn‘t seem to have injury problems, just guessing because she is about 35 and has only taken time off because she had three babies.
Saw her two months ago in Sleeping Beauty, absolutely stunning.
@@mathildewesendonck7225 Russians know how to deal with hyper extension technically, they are not ignorant. If you have the proper knowledge, you can avoid injuries!
I see lots of comments in English! So , what we see in Russian Ballet is group of more talented, exclusively gifted girls and boys - Last resort of real Art! The whole world looking at them as a example of Discipline;Courage; Beauty; Honor. You, Little Ballerinas, should be very proud of yourself ! You should know how much the world admiring yr efforts and yr little heroism and sacrifices! We Love You
@Kaela Redman . Beautifully danced. I really love the adage music of the center, would you tell me which song or piece of music is? Thanks in advanced
Lovely little ballerina! (Love the sign on the wall, too.)
Good job not distorting your hips to create insane extensions like many girls do nowadays. Even your front and back grands battements were well controlled. If you used your upper arm (deltoid) to help hold and shape your port de bras especially a la second or in the closed position for pirouettes, the arms will look much better and your pirouettes will look cleaner. The arms are a bit floppy in the pirouettes and all good pirouettes, the “secret” is in the balance and the arms control it.
Wow what a solid foundation. She's extremely talented and I'm sure they're nothing but good things in her dancing future. She is lovely☆
Agree with you again! What a lovely talented well trained girl.
@@svetavinogradova4243 Hey!! How are you?? I was just thinking about you earlier today!! Glad to hear from you. Skylar Brant danced Swan Lake in Boca Raton Florida. She put up two clips, you will LOVE it!! She totally blew me away!!
@@takenoprisoners837 Thank you! I got hooked on Mariinsky dancer's blog - he shows the inside life - did you see it? He is called Murat.
@@svetavinogradova4243 no I haven't seen it, I'll make sure I check it out. I was watching the official new Prima of the Mariinsky Theater, she is flawless, I'm in awe of her. You probably know who she is, I'll make sure I send it to you. I hate to say perfect, but she's as close as I've ever seen!!
@@takenoprisoners837Do you mean Khoreva? She is still a first soloist, not yet a prima... I thought she got promoted! I will find the other channel for you now
Gorgeous dancer, hope you get in!! Love from Brazil 🇧🇷❤
you are FANTASTIC! sending you amazing energy on your ballet journey, i hope i can be as good as you soon
Please answer! 💜💜💜
Such a gorgeous dancer, hope you got in ♡
you’re truly an incredible dancer! u make it look so easy- hope u got in!
Did you get in
My friend hannah went to this school, y'all are so strong. I have no doubt you're taking care of your Injury and its smart that you declined. It does suck though:( The same thing happened to me two winters ago with the Paul Taylor dance intensive. But at least you know, if you keep your training up during this rough patch you'll probably get in again and you'll be even better when you reapply :3
Are you fully recovered and dancing again since your foot surgery?
It’s interesting that there isn’t more pointe work in this. I would have assumed that would’ve been most of what they would be looking at.
Chad Spar91 At 14 they just want to check you’re strong enough to go on pointe, to roll through demi correctly and to be able to balance correctly on one leg. They’ll do the rest when you’re with the school. Schools like to stylise their dancers to their own style. It’s kinda best not to show too much as you might have a style they don’t like and it’s harder to train someone out of a style than it is to train them into one. If that makes sense :)
This helps a lot to get an idea when having video audition but srsly your so amazing
(Read the other comments and hope you take care and recover from injury)
wait wait...she's 14?!
The ronde de jambes combination 🤯
Did you get in?
You have great lines.
Only 14!!! Wow you are amazing 🤩
wow you’re so amazing I wish I was half as good as you!
@kaelaredman I know this video is old, but any chance you could remember what album or cd the music is from? My old teacher in Russia used to use this music and I love it😅💕🙏🏻
Also super late reply but I suspect she had a live pianist. A lot of ballet pianist plays music from the classic variations though!
I hope u got in at the Paris Opera one should live ones dreams ballet is a great art form
Beautiful and gracious in every movement
I'm 4 years older and... LMAOOO
Btw she's amazing😍
これすき！😍
Lovely presentation. Good luck.
You are beautiful and have so much potential.
She has something beyond technique, something that cannot be taught; artistry.
you have amazing turnout
Not really, look at her knees, they are "en dedans"
Beautiful!
Simply gorgeous!
You are such a beautiful ballerina
How was the teaching during this intensive ?
Was approved ? I thought it was excellent
I hope you got it!! You are lovely.
Did you wear convertible tights or footed
Your very good but I’m doubting you’ll get in at 14, but your talent will most likely shine through
She was most likely applying for their summer program not their company
It’s probably for the school
Ebony The Poodle This video is from 2017 and she did get in to the summer intensive.
Oranaiche
She was accepted. She refused because an injury.
We're the same age and I am absolutely talent-less. Sitting in bed 2 in the morning, fries and coke at the bedside table, slouching, feet on the top of the other while watching this.
Did you happen to have worn convertible or footed tights
i’m 15 and she’s abt 48276372x better than me
Opera de Paris..?
My brain hurts from watching barre exercises done to the Shades entrance lol! I keep seeing step, step, allongee, temps lie back...
I was wondering what level you were in?
Very good work bravo
Ur amazing 😍😍
Excellent but her en dehors, her knees roll outwards they're not aligned at all. She must take care of it. Beautiful at all.
So Lovely ❤️
If u didn't accept the Paris Opera do u still do ballet
Она, конечно, правильно делает. Но у нас, в Вагановском училище, все так делают. Что тут особенного?? А ещё интересно, кто её педагог??
Это не уровень вагановки и не уровень большого. Может за границей это норм?
Гранд батман у станка- корпус « ходит», выворотность не очень, темперамента нет.
The knees though :/ not alligned properly when she plies because she cant hold the turnout from the top.
È stata presa?
발레 배운지 두달째...난 왜 저렇게 안되는가...
쥬륵..
А грация где???🤷♀️
A la second???
Kaela Redman
Good Morning, Lady. 🌹
The problem is that you're not working enough with your arms. And this is essential, for any Dancer. Paris Opera is an excellent Institution, but ruthless. Your arms, your hands, must work at the same time as the rest. You should take more preparation classes, (where did you begin?) or you won't get in.
Courage! Work your expressiveness too. Very important.
Cordially
Igor Rudolfovitch Noureïev
Игорь Рудольфович Нуриев
Right brother. I think she didn't.
@@Petitsaule She was accepted twice, actually. For a 14 year old, this is really good.
alina y
At the Paris Opera, the competition is ruthless, many young girls have this level, some are 12 years old. She was indeed accepted for the internship (3 months), which precedes the official acceptance, but she declined due to injury. However, this young girl was 14 years old at the time of the video. The average age of entry into the Corps de Ballet is 15, with a few exceptions. I speak as a professional.
I wish her to find her way. Pain accompanies Dancers throughout their careers...
I wish her the best. She deserves it.
Igor Rudolfovitch Noureïev
Do you know if you got in?
Margaret B she did
You’re really good😸
I have one year to look like that ??!!!- I'm doomed😅
La jambe de terre devrait être plus solide
Bon travail
Yes
Very clearly Russian trained. Better go to Saint Petersburg to Vaganova academy.
Arms:(
Obviously the Paris Opera saw how good your technique was at such a young age. Congrats! Ignore the trolls.
Pretty good
Ah that's a bit stingy, actually that's a lot stingy! I think she's much better than pretty good -especially for her age. I would LOVE to coach her!
Beautiful posture
Shows grace and promise and technically competant
No she doesn't!
@@tijay8507 well she got accepted into paris opera house intensive soo maybe come back when you are also affiliated with a prestigious company
@@aylas2353 You f'ing idiot that is a summer camp for any level of dancer! i was at the Royal ballet school and Royal ballet that makes that school look shit! so butt out Karen! the intensive is like a holiday club LOL! maybe if you started at the age of 19 months old and was at the RBC aged 9 then you would have the knowledge i do so hush up! lol! pathetic!
@@tijay8507 you sound like the karen lmfaoo go check your blood pressure its probably high asf😭
You need to lengthen your allongé more, but overall, great job!
This looks bueatiful
i think you could work on control of the upper body and arms... and not looking in the mirror so much (i know its hard because youre beautiful!)
good job! i hope you got in!!
グランバットマンだ！
Now I understand the difference between Vaganova's and... rest
what do you mean?
Vaganova Ballet Academy is the best school worldwide. There are many videos about it. Just watch...
Žanna Luvia ..if the world would be just one pattern, we Will be very bored. Vaganova is a fantastic school of ballet, but not everything has to be so.
Ballet isn't only about technique, it's about art and expression. Personally I love Balanchine the most.
Žanna Luvia
True. That's why good schools learn technique, expressivity, Mime, history of Art to theirs students. A Dancer isn't a robot. He must be able to express, to send emotions towards the audience. If our students want to Dance for their life, we must help them. That's why it is so hard.
I respect their dream. They know that if they want to practice this Art for life, they have to work seriously. Theirs bodies are theirs tools of performance. They must feel Ballet, love music.
We encourage them to learn to play an instrument. It opens their minds. It all depends on their vocation. If it's true, they grow up quickly. They have an average of 10 years of study to hope to enter a Corps de Ballet.
We take in 3,000 a year and retain 50. Of the 50, 25 will make a career. It's not a hobby. It's a profession. An Art. But when they succeed... We cry with them for happiness. And we help those who fail. It is not easy. They've known that since they were little...
Good
She needs to improve her turnout. Not a real "première". Look, her knees are "en dedans"
Thought only French citizens could belong to the Paris Opera Ballet? The school I do not know about.
She was auditioning for the summer program, which international students go to.