FOR MY SAKE, WON’T YOU DANCE?
A HIKARI NO PAS DE DEUX (DATENSHI NO NAMIDA) ANALYSISI’ve been meaning to write this analysis for quite a while. The past two months, at least, but probably ever since I began showing more interest in classical ballet. Because, truthfully, the Pas de Deux of Light is the closest I’ve ever seen Takarazuka come to
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Also, that's a really unattractively clinical compliment, but even so.
I love this analysis. It's so true - that entire scene just belongs to Maachan (and Lilith) and I'm so happy that she was given something like this for their final show. It's just her, through and through; but then again, her Lilith is flat-out amazing.
As for you, I can only, once again, marvel at your ability to write an essay on something like this and keep my interest all the way. ♥ Thank you.
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Thank you for breaking down the choreography. I'm not a dancer, and never really noticed all the details; I saw only Maa-chan's grace, and the joy on her face, not the range of her movements. I must watch again and see what I notice this time.
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You're welcome. I'm not trained in dance and I only know what I've read and seen after getting into ballet, so there might even be some mistakes in my description of the dance, but looking at it through those glasses... it makes it even more beautiful. I'm glad you enjoyed it. <3
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When I first watched this show I cried at this dance. It is one of my favorite /dances/ from Takarazuka.
Now I only wish I were so eloquent in order to make my own anyalsis ;)
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I'm sure you can make an analysis as well! We could compare notes afterwards! ♥ I'm just glad you enjoyed mine.
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No, serioiusly. I always love reading your stuff. You inspired me to try and write analysis of one of my favorite love scenes. :-D
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No really... guh... embarrasment.
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