It is real hard to fault anything the Lipizzans do. Music plays such an important part in a horse performance.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Cheval passion 2008 Haras de Lipica
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Wade G. Burck
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2 comments:
Even to the untrained eye, absolutely beautiful. The interpertation of the music through movement of beautiful animals in such perfect interaction with their riders is as magnificent as watching a ballet in which humans bring music to life even though the composer never wrote the music for a dance.
Such as the Nutcracker Suite.
I must go to Europe to see one of these performances somewhere.
Warren
Warren, I am happy to know that I am not the only one who has compared the training and performance of animals, especially horses, to ballet. My personal favorite is Swan Lake, which I just saw again yesterday, performed by the Russian National Ballet.
Mary Ann
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