eunheejun

Hi all:

Could anybody pass me the name of the music used for the Anna Karenina-Vronosky PDD (sorry, I don't know which act this is since I haven't seen the ballet--but you know the most famous pdd) in Prokovsky's Anna Karenina? I know it's by Tchaikovsky, but I need more info to locate the piece. Thank you so much for your help.

Eun Hee

Hi all,

I am looking to buy a Thom Willems CD "the loss of small details" with "in the middle somewhat elevated". It seems like the French Amazon sells this CD but not the American one (I am in the US). Is there anybody who knows where I can find this CD or even mp3 (even better)? Thank you for your information in advance.

Eun Hee

Hi all:

I am looking for a video/dvd of Cranko's R&J, which seems to be hard to find. Any info would be appreciated!

Thank you.

Was mesmerized by this video as an 11 year-old,

still get goosebumps from her ballonne in Act1 and develope in Act2.

Myrtha is also the best I have ever seen.

Like Jose said, GM is an epitome of classical ballet and lyricism.

She only needs to pause for one second to present the ultimate beauty

when those acrobatic, super-flexible, technique-driven, and overly emotional

ballet dancers today have to turn and jump around like rythmic gymnasts do to achieve less than half of what she does with one ethereal jete.

I think the best of Ms. Mezentseva is though-despite all the incredible qualities she has-her delicate and graceful lines. It's not something you can achieve from being just thin (and I find it offending when people say that the only quality that stands out in her is being "thin"). Just wonder how she does it!!!

I noticed people here saying that GM is one of those dancers people either get or don't. I am so blessed that I belong to the former group. A big part of my definiton of beauty was formed by her Giselle.

Cheers,

Eun Hee