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Showing posts with label DANCE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DANCE. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Crush
I can say, without a doubt, that the object of my fem-crush is Jenny Lewis, of Rilo Kiley/Postal Service/Jenny Lewis & The Watson Twins/Jenny & Johnny/Troop Beverly Hills fame. Not only is she a talented songwriter and musician, but when you see her perform live you wish you could also possess such an adorably sexy personality. And darn it all...she can do the Freddie. Rilo Kiley is my all-time most favorite band. Their songs get me through the craziness that is my life, and it's not uncommon to hear me quote their lyrics while giving friends life advice.
Give her new stuff a listen. This is Jenny & Johnny (Johnny = Johnathon Rice, her boyfriend and a talented musician):

Give her new stuff a listen. This is Jenny & Johnny (Johnny = Johnathon Rice, her boyfriend and a talented musician):
Friday, April 16, 2010
Amazing and then some!
The Swan Lake performance last night was AMAZING. We are talking mouth-gaping, "wow" whispering amazing. The second Act is probably one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I found a clip of one of the parts, done by ABT (but not last night):
I'm no dance critic, but it's pretty apparent when you watch someone who has talent that is out of this world. The woman who danced the role of Odette/Odile last night, Paloma Herrera, was breathtaking. Her lines, her fluidity, the fact that she made every single move look totally effortless, etc. Amazing.
I am so glad I had the opportunity to see the performance! Next on my list (after the Joffrey's spring program) is to see Giselle. Not only is it supposed to be beautiful, but the role of Giselle is apparently one of the most difficult roles in all of ballet.
I'm no dance critic, but it's pretty apparent when you watch someone who has talent that is out of this world. The woman who danced the role of Odette/Odile last night, Paloma Herrera, was breathtaking. Her lines, her fluidity, the fact that she made every single move look totally effortless, etc. Amazing.
I am so glad I had the opportunity to see the performance! Next on my list (after the Joffrey's spring program) is to see Giselle. Not only is it supposed to be beautiful, but the role of Giselle is apparently one of the most difficult roles in all of ballet.
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