Gregory Hines 2001 Master Class at UCLA
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In Feb 14, 2001, Gregory Hines gave an informal masters class in Tap Dancing at UCLA for Lynn Dally. He was a wonderful man and this video captures a bit of his spirit. I thought it had been lost, but I found it on a long forgotten Firewire drive.
Dear Lord, You have had him long enough. Please send him back. Please.
His dancing is so fluid, and appears effortless. I love watching him dance. Gone too soon.
Love this master at work. He lives forever in all of us.
Loved, loved this man; so very talented! R.I.P. dear Mr. Hines....😘
He was one hell of a taper . theses people were so lucky to get taught by Mr.Hines just amazing .
Yes, the Master, Himself!
This is wonderful!!!.. miss this guy!.....
He is just so unbelievably talented. Absolutely love him
My memory of Gregory was back in the 1980's when "Austin on Tap" invited him to come to Austin, TX for a masters class to our group. He was the Star of our show at the Paramont Theater with no charge because he loved to support the Art of Tap dancing to all young people. We only paid for his air fair and the transportation of his FLOOR. He was such a kind and generous person. I Was a member of the Board of Directors at that time and still have a picture of him and myself at the reception we gave for him that same evening.
I loved watching Gregory Hines whether he was dancing or acting. Watching this video I couldn't help but think to myself that it was like watching Mikhail Baryshnikov teach ballet at Howard University to all black dancers.
He was such a talent! Phenomenal!!
He did this on his Birthday.Who gifted Whom?Still feeling that hole hes left that will never be filled.
Thank you for adding this! I was in the class, and it brings back wonderful memories!
+katsbeat Glad you liked it, it was quite day. Hope all is well with you.
I was 18 when he did this, just two years before he died. Smh😪 RIP GREGORY
Not Forgotten!
I worked on his ABC tv show and we were all surprised when he died of cancer. Great man
Damn.
Art at its peak
He was awesome
So smooth, so classy, so VERY missed. RIP Gregory.
GONE TO SOON MR HINES..AMAZING TALENT ,THAT THE "ELDERS" PASSED ON TO U..BUT NOW THAT U R DANCING IN HEAVEN...SAVION GLOVER HAS THAT TOURCH U HELD ,AND U KNEW THAT THE YOUNG MAN U TOOK UNDER YOUR WING WOULD DO AS U DID,HEART&SOUL..RIP MR HINES YOUR LEGEND WILL LIVE ON LIKE THOSE THAT U LOOKED UP TO❤
He had so much talent ❤miss him already
miss him
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
amazing!!
I hope he showed them a clip of Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell!
It was a single master class of about two hours. he was coaching students. Why would he break this magic to show old film footage that I am sure the students had seen many times
@@mediageneration Well, the Nicholas Brothers are up there, too! Hines praised all of his mentors from the Golden Age of Hollywood! Today's dancers ignore Tap and don't appreciate the contribution these Icons made to dance! Hines does!
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He had so much talent ❤miss him already