LE DOMAINE BLEU

Habituellement, je ne regarde pas vraiment les auditions des téléréalités en général, et pas seulement de SYTYCD, parce que je déteste voir les gens stupides qui n'ont aucun talent avoir toute l'attention et de la visibilité!!!  Je trouve que c'est tellement un manque de respect pour ceux qui ont vraiment du talent et que l'on ne voit même pas et c'est surtout un manque de respect et de crédibilité pour l'art en question!!!  Mais cette fois-ci, enfin quelqu'un d'intelligent a compris qu'on veut voir des gens qui ont la passion et le talent pour la danse!!!  Qu'on nous montre quelques personnes qui n'ont pas suffisamment de talent et qui n'ont pas été choisis, je n'ai pas de problème avec cela, mais quand on enlève la visibilité aux vrais danseurs et à ceux qui ont été choisis pour nous montrer que des imbécilités, là je décroche et trouve cela vraiment pathétique!!!  Donc bravo à «SYTYCD Canada» pour avoir compris le message et de respecter cet art et les artistes!!!
   

J'ai toujours bien de la mìsère à retenir des noms et des performances lors de ces auditions, mais ce soir, j'ai eu 3   coups de coeur  et j'aimerais bien les voir dans le top 20!!!  Mon 1er fût «Nicolas Archambault» de Montréal, j'ai essayé de retenir son nom, mais je ne suis pas certaine!!!   Une chose est certaine, il est beau comme un coeur, il a l'air d'un vrai mâle... et danse comme un mâle!!!  Il fait un peu "bad boy" et j'adore!!!  Et j'ai adoré sa personnalité, vraiment charmant et très sympathique!!!
   

Mon 2e coup de coeur est «Danny Arbour»  ;) dont il me semble que quelqu'un, ici, a dit le connaître car c'est son neveu ou quelque chose du genre!!!   Lui aussi, il danse bien, comme un gars..., il est beau comme un coeur, charmant et fort sympathique!!!  Dommage pour sa partenaire qui est trop jeune, cependant!!!  Je l'ai vraiment adoré!!!
   

Mon 3e   coup de coeur  c'est un couple qui ont auditionné à «Calgary», mais qui sont de «Montréal»!!!  Malheureusement, je ne me rappelle plus de leurs noms!!!  Mais wow, qu'ils étaient "sexy", spécialement la fille, en plus d'être extrêmement jolie!!!  Et de voir un gars habillé en gars, soit jeans, etc. pour danser une danse latine, ouf que je trouve cela tellement plus beau et sexy que les fameux petits pantalons moulants!!!

Ma seule déception, c'est le fameux arrogant   "Tiger"  qui a été choisi, malgré tout, après la chorégraphie!!!  Franchement, en plus de n'avoir absolument rien de spécial, quel "jerk"!!!

Je travaillais ce soir....

Je ne trouve pas sur Youtube,mais si quelqu'un trouve avant moi,pourriez vous mettre le lien ici svp? Merciiiiiiiii

Citation :So You Think You Can Dance, Canada - Recap: From Montréal to Calgary

Posted: September 18, 2008, 10:02 AM by NP Editor
So You Think You Can Dance

En Montréal
One word: jammed.

The Montréal auditions were heaving with talent, busting with ambition and simmering with the skill to back it up. Almost as though the competitors collectively called upon a spiritual force to fill them from the crown to the toe topfull of the direst dance-ability. In short, Montréal showcased the most depth of the six cross-country stops. Hands—and every other body part—down.
(And that’s coming from a Leafs fan.)

Artistes mémorables: Louis-Phillipe Deslauriers, who looks like Ricky Martin but actually can dance; rough and tough Nicholas Archambault; champion sailor Lara Smythe; Salsa marvel Yonni Fournier; tap-tap-tapper Justin Jackson; storytelling b-boy popper, Jérémy Tran-Huu; Dario Milard who single-bodily brought to life the wildlife of an African plain; and ‘Straight up Warrior’ tattooed Tiger Son, a predatory breaker whose attitude nearly broke him, tamed, eventually, by tres adroit adjudicator, Tré Armstrong.

The talent was so plentiful in Montréal there was almost no airtime left for judge Jean-Marc Genereux to showcase his awkward pretension. Almost. He still managed to satisfy his station as Mr. Annoying by misfiring on a few one-liners and massacring his attempts at clever metaphor.

Milking the talent in Cow Town.
Having to follow the powerhouse Montréal on the program of auditions, Calgary did not disappoint. In fact, the city played host to some of the most memorable auditions of the show so far. They turned up a harvest of characters.

To start, fans had the pleasure of watching (and, in the land of PVR, rewinding to watch again) the hottest couple yet of So You Think You Can Dance, Canada: Christian Milette and Denitsa Ikonomova.

Then there was a cowboy hoedown showdown, followed by the second warrior of the night, Izaak Smith, clad in a full suit of armour (off stage).

DJ Dove, who houses live doves as pets, landed in Calgary and made her way to the auditions on the financial kindness of a stranger. Unrelenting in her pursuit to get to the finals, DJ Dove first graced the stage in Vancouver, then in Halifax, and now in Calgary. Resolve pays. She made it through.

And finally, wheelchair dancer, Harmanie Shairp, moved and spoke with an inspired elegance—her message: ‘anyone with a heartbeat can dance.’

Next stop: Toronto, October 1st.
The finals. The paring down to twenty. Certain disappointment. Sudden elation. The rising of the cream, and for most, the falling of a dream.

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Citation :So You Think You Can Dance Canada's National Audition Tour Wraps Up in Calgary and Montreal

Updated Thu. Sep. 18 2008 7:34 AM ET

Lindsay Zier-Vogel, CTV.ca

In the final cross-Canada audition show, So You Think You Can Dance Canada heads out to Montreal and Calgary in search for Canada's first favourite dancer.

Montreal: Day One

Host Leah Miller counts the dancers in, "Un deux, trois," while judges Jean Marc Genereux, Tré Armstrong and Dan Karaty find their seats behind the judging table.

Louis-Philippe Deslauriers, 23, from Richelieu, QC dances a ballroom routine with a non-competing partner. His charismatic performance impresses the judges, especially ballroom expert Jean Marc, and he is sent straight through to the Finals.

Nicolas Archambault, 23, from Montreal also impresses the judging panel with his powerful, masculine solo. They want to see if his potential can hold up in Blake's choreography.

Sailor-turned-dancer Lara Smythe's contemporary solo is full of tricks and dynamic jumps. She does an enormous split jump when the judges hand her a Boarding Pass to the Finals.

Next up, there's a string of dancers that don't quite have what it takes, but pop and locker Jérémy Tran-Huu, 18, from Valcartier, QC blows them away.

"B-boys are always crazy," Tré smiles. "I want to see more!" Dan adds when he finishes. Jérémy is heading to Toronto.

It's 25-year-old Toronto native Katie Lee's first audition and the judges love her hip hop moves. She's thrilled to be off to the Finals in Toronto.

Vincent-Olivier Noiseux, 22 from Saint-Jean-sur-Richlieu, QC, has a fresh contemporary movement vocabulary. Jean Marc loves his style and hands him a Boarding Pass.

Meaghan Wegg, 22, from Montreal is not just a dancer -- she is also a circus performer. Her strong tricks and incredible flexibility wow the judges. "You are fierce," Tré says, and they give her a ticket to Toronto.

A series of dancers break and jump and pop and lock all over the stage, proving once again that Montreal is a veritable powerhouse of dance.

Jennifer St. Pierre, 25, from Montreal, is a huge fan of Dan Karaty and though her contemporary moves aren't quite strong enough to keep her in the competition at this time, she is honoured to meet Dan in person.

Montreal tapper Justin Jackson, 18, blows the judges away with his fast footwork. Justin taps his way off the stage to pick up his ticket to Toronto.

Yonni Fournier, 25, brings his smoldering salsa moves to the Montreal stage, making the the judges and the rest of the competitors dance in their seats. He is off to spice up the stage at the Finals.

Breakers show off their crazy power moves and dynamite freezes.

Next up is Tiger.

Tiger Son, 22, grew up in Cambodia and feels he has to represent his ancestors on the So You Think You Can Dance Canada stage. His breaking moves get the judges excited, especially his hard popping and killer power moves.

But the judges aren't sure they've seen enough dancing to send him through. Tiger thinks he is a far superior dancer and gets defensive, arguing with the judges. Despite his negative attitude, Jean Marc and Dan decide to send him to Choreography.

Montreal Day One: Choreography

The Montreal dancers sweat their way through the choreography. Nicolas Archambault goes to the Finals, and Tiger also ends up making it through.

Montreal Day Two: Solos

Montreal ballroom dancer Danny Arbour has a passionate solo that impresses all three judges, and he is sent to Finals Week in Toronto.

The judges also send country-girl-turned-contemporay dancer Kaitlyn Fitzgerald, 18, from Loretto, Ont., on to the Finals.

Breaker Sami Elkout, 22, from Ottawa, catches the judges off guard and they give him a ticket to Toronto.

Unionville Ont., hip hopper Cody Bonnell, 18, has a lot of fun on stage and heads off to Choreography.

Belly dancer Philippe "Phairy" Laurin, is up next but his fusion with hip hop fails to excite the judges, and he is told he is heading home.

Dario Milard, 19, from St-Hubert, QC, astounds the judges with his contemporary routine. They don't even need to discuss his outcome: he's off to Toronto.

Day Two: Montreal Choreography

While a lot of dancers have ended their journey with So You Think You Can Dance Canada, breaker Cody Bonnell makes his way to the next round in Toronto.

Day One: Calgary Solos

Behind the judging table in Cowtown are judges Jean Marc Genereux, Tré Armstrong, supervising producer of the U.S. version of So You Think You Can Dance, Jeff Thacker, and native Calgarian, Sean Cheesman.

Edmontonian breaker James Jones, 23, kicks it off with sick moves and some serious presence; the judges all agree and hand him a Boarding Pass.

Calgary dancer Ashley Irvin inspires judge Sean Cheesman to the point of tears. Excited to be home in Calgary and finding a dancer who inspires him so profoundly earns Ashley a coveted trip to Toronto's Finals Week.

Calgary's Michael "Misha" Myroniuk, 27, excites the judges with his flamenco-inspired dance, but the group agrees that they would like to push him into different genres and send him to Blake's choreography.

The judges like Anthony Grafton's ballroom routine and send him, along with Ryan Anderson and his ballroom partner Valerie Yegorov, to Choreography.

The first ballroom couple to be sent straight through to Toronto is Montreal's Christian Millette, 25, and Denitsa Ikonomov, 21.

The judges send a bunch of contemporary dancers to finals, but for hip hop dancer Lee Savage, 20, from Edmonton, this will be the end of his journey.

Day One: Calgary Choreography

While several of the Calgary dancers make it through to the Finals, Michael "Misha" Myroniuk does not perform strongly enough to make it through Blake's choreography. There are many tears as dancers who don't receive Boarding Passes are asked to say goodbye.

Day Two: Calgary Solos

Calgarian Matthew Agbetiafa, 22, and Jared Ehrenholz, 20, from Onoway, Alta., get the judges laughing with their cowboy hat routines; both are both sent through to Choreography.

Issak Smith, from Prince George, BC, is a hip hop dancer with a solo that edges on contemporary. His intriguing style earns him a Boarding Pass to Toronto.

Edmontonian Lindsay Eals takes the stage next with Harmanie Shairp, who enters in a wheelchair. After their duet, they ask the audience and judges to broaden their conception of dance and see that everybody can dance, regardless of their physical capabilities.

Next up is Burnaby's Eileen "DJ Dove" Flomata, 22. She's already auditioned in Vancouver and Halifax, and in Calgary, the judges finally send her through to Choreography.

Day Two: Calgary Choreography

Cowboys Matthew Agbetiafa and Jared Ehrenholz don't make it through to the Finals, but Eileen "DJ Dove" Flomata, finally, on her third attempt is awarded a Boarding Pass to Toronto.

Next Up: Join us for Finals Week!

We'll give you next week to catch your breath! So You Think You Can Dance Canada will return on October 1st for Finals Week, when our esteemed panel of judges will narrow down a field of 200 dancers to the Top 20! Stay tuned!

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J'ai aimé beaucoup Nicholas mais détesté l'arrogant Tiger

Citation :Sweet Angel a dit :

J'ai toujours bien de la mìsère à retenir des noms et des performances lors de ces auditions, mais ce soir, j'ai eu 3   coups de coeur  et j'aimerais bien les voir dans le top 20!!!  Mon 1er fût «Nicolas Archambault» de Montréal, j'ai essayé de retenir son nom, mais je ne suis pas certaine!!!   Une chose est certaine, il est beau comme un coeur, il a l'air d'un vrai mâle... et danse comme un mâle!!!  Il fait un peu "bad boy" et j'adore!!!  Et j'ai adoré sa personnalité, vraiment charmant et très sympathique!!!
   

Mon 2e coup de coeur est «Danny Arbour»  ;) dont il me semble que quelqu'un, ici, a dit le connaître car c'est son neveu ou quelque chose du genre!!!   Lui aussi, il danse bien, comme un gars..., il est beau comme un coeur, charmant et fort sympathique!!!  Dommage pour sa partenaire qui est trop jeune, cependant!!!  Je l'ai vraiment adoré!!!
   

Mon 3e   coup de coeur  c'est un couple qui ont auditionné à «Calgary», mais qui sont de «Montréal»!!!  Malheureusement, je ne me rappelle plus de leurs noms!!!  Mais wow, qu'ils étaient "sexy", spécialement la fille, en plus d'être extrêmement jolie!!!  Et de voir un gars habillé en gars, soit jeans, etc. pour danser une danse latine, ouf que je trouve cela tellement plus beau et sexy que les fameux petits pantalons moulants!!!

 
Angel  tu as les mêmes coup de coeur que moi  
le p'tit couple de montreal qui a auditionner à Calgary, c'est Christian Millette et Denistsa Ikonomova

geneviève-2  a écritJ'ai aimé beaucoup Nicholas mais détesté l'arrogant Tiger
il ne fera pas long feu avec son arrogance

bizou37  a écrit
Angel  tu as les mêmes coup de coeur que moi  
le p'tit couple de montreal qui a auditionner à Calgary, c'est Christian Millette et Denistsa Ikonomova






HaHa, je ne suis pas surprise, puisqu'on a du goût...!!!


Merci de me rafraîchir la mémoire avec les noms du beau petit couple sexy et surtout d'avoir mis une photo à l'appui!!!
 ;)  

Citation :Dan Karaty Blogs Montreal
Updated Thu. Sep. 18 2008 1:26 AM ET

Guest Judge

The level of dancing -- as a whole -- exponentially went up in Montreal. Every other dancer was great... I was simply amazed by the technique of the contemporary dancers and the hip hop dancers. It was exciting!


With that said, personally and professionally, I feel like it's really important to give constructive criticism.


I don't believe in giving anybody false hope and telling someone that they're better than they really are -- I've certainly never wanted to do that.


I have always had teachers that weren't cruel or mean, but were at least honest.


I feel like it's my job, sitting behind the judging table, to give my honest opinion. If someone's really good, I'll give them all the praise in the world, but if they're not, I will tell them they're not all that.



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Citation :
la.danse.mtl.  


I have to recommend "Danse123". They have almost every style of dance. Five of the teachers from there made it to the finals (Vincent and Kim, the couple, also teach there, as well as Nicolas - he was interviewed - and two others).
It's a really great atmosphere too.
Good luck!!


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forum du site officiel

Sweet Angel  a écrit

HaHa, je ne suis pas surprise, puisqu'on a du goût...!!!


Merci de me rafraîchir la mémoire avec les noms du beau petit couple sexy et surtout d'avoir mis une photo à l'appui!!!
 ;)  

   et bienvenue


Merci Felix pour tout les articles

felix  a écritCitation :
la.danse.mtl.  


I have to recommend "Danse123". They have almost every style of dance. Five of the teachers from there made it to the finals (Vincent and Kim, the couple, also teach there, as well as Nicolas - he was interviewed - and two others).
It's a really great atmosphere too.
Good luck!!


source:
forum du site officiel


La propriétaire de DANSE 123 est Connie Rotella. C'est elle qui est la chorégraphe en chef du Gala Révélations. C'est vrai que c'est un studio qui permet de toucher a tous les styles de danse.

Pour Nicolas Archambault, ça se peut que vous l'avez vu a la télévision ou dans un show sans vous en souvenir.

Nicolas Archambault
 
Chorégraphe et danseur professionnel

Nicolas Archambault a fait éloge de son art dans plusieurs spectacles musicaux dont Night Fever, Elvis Story et Joe Dassin. En plus d’avoir collaboré en tant que professeur invité à Révélations ainsi qu'à Star Académie, il a dansé avec de nombreux artistes tels Caroline Néron, Corneille et Lorie et, à la télévision, pour l’émission La Fureur et Music Hall 2.

Ah, merci «Melsy» pour les détails et informations sur «Nicolas Archambault»!!!  De savoir ainsi son parcours, cela me confirme le pourquoi qu'il me semblait familier...!!!   Et cela explique aussi, qu'heureusement, son talent a déjà été reconnu!!!  Vivement qu'on le retrouve dans le "top 20", car sinon cela serait vraiment une très grande déception!!!
   

Melsy4  a écrit

La propriétaire de DANSE 123 est Connie Rotella. C'est elle qui est la chorégraphe en chef du Gala Révélations. C'est vrai que c'est un studio qui permet de toucher a tous les styles de danse.

Pour Nicolas Archambault, ça se peut que vous l'avez vu a la télévision ou dans un show sans vous en souvenir.

Nicolas Archambault
 
Chorégraphe et danseur professionnel

Nicolas Archambault a fait éloge de son art dans plusieurs spectacles musicaux dont Night Fever, Elvis Story et Joe Dassin. En plus d’avoir collaboré en tant que professeur invité à Révélations ainsi qu'à Star Académie, il a dansé avec de nombreux artistes tels Caroline Néron, Corneille et Lorie et, à la télévision, pour l’émission La Fureur et Music Hall 2.

merci  
je l'adore celui-là

Melsy4  a écrit

Lui je l'adore

Et tellement fin en plus.. IL a été finaliste pour Révélations.

Finalement a part Nicolas et lui, j'ai pas reconnu d'autres personnes... ! A moins qu'on les ai pas vu en auditions!

Dario wow cest vrai quil est super gentil ! On la vu dans le preview de la semaine du top 20! On se croise les doigts pour lui et nick!!!
Cest demain en plus !!!! --Message edité par alexie-coco le 2008-09-30 20:49:21--

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