In A Rehearsal Room

Описание: An EXTREMELY RARE, 1976 film-short of a romantic Pas de Deux Ballet to Pachelbel's Canon In D Major.

Dancers: Cynthia Gregory and Ivan Nagy.

Producer: David Hahn and Choreographed by William Carter.

May this beautiful film continue to inspire others to dance! Enjoy! :)

PS: Sorry for the over-saturated pink hue of the film! Will work on fixing that!
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Update: David Hahn, himself contacted me and shared with me this message:

Hello My name is David Hahn. In A Rehearsal Room is my film.
thank you all for your interest and love of a project.
I have posted a copy of it with the correct aspect ratio and color
It is on the website American Arts Trust. org ? (all lower case no breaks.)
Go to the "who are we" page then find the In A Rehearsal Room icon click expand to full screen and enjoy.
They wont let me put specific address. please check out the site and happy to answer any questions. David
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Also from the above website: THIS is a blurb of his experience creating this film short! swoon Even HIS words are as crystalline,
ethereally beautiful as the film he, the dancers and everyone involved, created:
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Every career has a few golden moments: when the stars align and all the personalities and talents mesh to bring out the best in everyone.

In A Rehearsal Room was such a time for me.

For a young filmmaker to just walk up to two of the world's great dancers and say,
"I have an idea for a film, do you want to do it?"
And, they say, "Sure."

Find a choreographer who took adjectives and turned them into steps and turns and lifts.

A cameraman who didn’t put the camera on the floor (to make the dancers look like they are jumping higher)
and understood my vision to film the dance like it was a conversation.

On top of that, he got why I wanted the light to be "cold" instead of "warm" and actually lit on "dancer time," not on "gaffer time."

A dolly grip who was a poet of motion.

And an editor with whom I might as well have shared the same brain.

We all seemed to know it was a special time.

I was sorely disappointed to find out later that this didn't happen on all productions.
How incredibly lucky I was to experience it.