I love the footwork that the boogie woogie dancers do, it looks so darn cool. Maybe one day I learn how to dance boogie woogie as well. My local dance society, Swingkatten, offer boogie woogie courses, so you never know...
Fantastic, it was sent to me by a friend. I keep it on my desktop and when I feel 'down' I play it. Love it and would like to see them do more boogie woogie. The fellow on the piano sure isn't shabby either. The best to you from Colette in Wisconsin
I tried to find more on these dancers who are listed as Maeva Truntzer and William . The links don't look too much like these two. Could this be a different couple?
this is absolutely the best thing that i have ever seen on my computer.. I would like to see the 3 artists go on "America has talent"and walk away with the million dollar prize !!!! Jack in Michigan.. This took me back to the mid-40's when I was called "boogie-Jack" by my friends
Fantastic!! Maeva's footwork is the best and she her back is always straight. William is a perfect match for her talent and both dancers make it a really enjoyable experience.
Recebi este vídeo por email há mais de um ano atrás. Guardei-o pensando em colocá-lo em minhas páginas; a ocasião apareceu... O interessante é eu ter caído aqui tentando encontrar o vídeo na net... Cool!
Vc não tem tradutor...
Sempre gostei deste estilo de musica também. Seria um prazer eu poder dançar... Silvan é suiço, não?
Abraços.
I received this video via email for over a year ago. I kept thinking about it put it on my pages, the time came ... Interestingly, I have fallen here trying to find the video on the net ... Cool!
You do not have a translator ...
I always liked this style of music too. I would be delighted to dance ... Silvan is Swiss, no?
On 14 June 2010, George Durakovich said: "Someone put their own title page on the internet clip with William and Maeva mentioned as the dancers - which is in error."
My reply:
(1) The poster of this video was Silvan Zingg ("jumpin88"), himself, who modestly describes the clip as follows: "Switzerlands worldfamous pianist Silvan Zingg plays his composition 'Dancin' The Boogie'. Dancing by worldchampions Boogie Woogie dancers William and Maéva."
(2) Almost from the time the clip was posted, viewers have expressed doubt that the dancing couple were William and Maeva. Four years ago, someone ("willetmae") from the dancers' own YouTube channel responded, mistakenly believing that it was how the couple danced, not what they looked like, which raised so many doubts: "William and Maeva adopt a different attitude on the clip with Sylvan compared to the vidéos which are on their site[.] The cause is that the passages of dances which are on their site are passages in competition thus with much of tension and stakes[.] When Will and Maeva dance in demonstration or to give pleasure the naturalness takes again the top..."
(3) Perhaps, the following factors contribute to the "appearance problem:" [1] Will and Maeva were only in their late teens when they were videoed dancing, in April of 2006, to Zingg's boogie piano. [2] In the video with Zingg, neither was wearing theatrical makeup nor had had his hair darkened for that "retro" look. [3] Aspect ratio distortion, from video to video, makes the dancers seem more or less bulky, more or less tall.
I have watched this many times and just love it! I think they are all fantastic. Is it my imagination or is there a slight pause near the end where William seems to rest a second or two- maybe out of breath? Then he looks at his arm (as if there is a watch there) and the dance comes to an end shortly after. Just wondering, because They were dancing a long time at a fast pace. J from North Carolina
I'm blown away each and everytime I watch the video. It makes me want to kick off my shoes! William and Maeva could not have been any more perfect. After my first viewing of the video I had to applaud. Not only was the dancing great the music was fabulous!Thank you for sharing this and for the smile it put on my face!
what can I say that hasn't already been said !!!! This definitely is the best boogie dancing/music I've ever seen. I'm now 79 and can just about remember when it was brought over here by the Americans. Whenever I'm feeling down I play this recording and it works wonders.!!I'm even thinking of seeing a psychiatrist to find out why it "moves" me so deeply.(LOL)
That video clip of William and Maeva dancing to Silvan Zingg playing piano is the best boogie woogie dancing video I've EVER seen. LOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Joy! Yeah, I wish I could dance boogie woogie like that.
ReplyDeleteWell, wow! The guys on this video really made want to learn how to dance boogie woogie!
ReplyDeleteBest dancers I ever saw!! Rosie
ReplyDeleteFantastic, it was sent to me by a friend. I keep it on my desktop and when I feel 'down' I play it. Love it and would like to see them do more boogie woogie. The fellow on the piano sure isn't shabby either. The best to you from Colette in Wisconsin
ReplyDeleteI tried to find more on these dancers who are listed as Maeva Truntzer and William . The links don't look too much like these two. Could this be a different couple?
ReplyDeleteI think the dancers are the two times world champions in Boogie Woogie (2008 and 2009). Awesome dancing and the playing by Silvan is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThat Maeva is hot!
ReplyDeleteThis Boogie Woogie performed by Will and Maeva is absolutely without a doubt the best I've ever seen, and Silvan Zingg is incredible.
ReplyDeleteLove the dancers too.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love William and Maeva.
However, I think the dancers in this video are definitely NOT William and Maeva.
George
without a doubt....great music and fantastic dancers!!!!!!! good choice and kudos to you...
ReplyDeleteI love this video and have watched in many times! My only regret is the blurry video quality. I wish there was a higher resolution version.
ReplyDeleteRe: clarity of the video.
ReplyDeleteI just got the DVD and it is much clearer than the internet clip.
There is no mention of the dancer's names on the DVD.
Someone put their own title page on the internet clip with William and Maeva mentioned as the dancers - which is in error.
this is absolutely the best thing that i have ever seen on my computer.. I would like to see the 3 artists go on "America has talent"and walk away with the million dollar prize !!!! Jack in Michigan.. This took me back to the mid-40's when I was called "boogie-Jack" by my friends
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTLY OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe BEST dancing I´ve ever seen!!!!!
Fantastic!! Maeva's footwork is the best and she her back is always straight. William is a perfect match for her talent and both dancers make it a really enjoyable experience.
ReplyDeleteJohn W.
Recebi este vídeo por email há mais de um ano atrás. Guardei-o pensando em colocá-lo em minhas páginas; a ocasião apareceu... O interessante é eu ter caído aqui tentando encontrar o vídeo na net... Cool!
ReplyDeleteVc não tem tradutor...
Sempre gostei deste estilo de musica também. Seria um prazer eu poder dançar...
Silvan é suiço, não?
Abraços.
I received this video via email for over a year ago. I kept thinking about it put it on my pages, the time came ... Interestingly, I have fallen here trying to find the video on the net ... Cool!
You do not have a translator ...
I always liked this style of music too. I would be delighted to dance ...
Silvan is Swiss, no?
Hugs.
Does anyone know how I can get sheet music to Dancin the boggie? dw
ReplyDeleteOn 14 June 2010, George Durakovich said: "Someone put their own title page on the internet clip with William and Maeva mentioned as the
ReplyDeletedancers - which is in error."
My reply:
(1) The poster of this video was Silvan Zingg ("jumpin88"), himself, who modestly describes the clip as follows: "Switzerlands worldfamous pianist Silvan Zingg plays his composition 'Dancin' The Boogie'. Dancing by worldchampions Boogie Woogie dancers William and Maéva."
(2) Almost from the time the clip was posted, viewers have expressed doubt that the dancing couple were William and Maeva. Four years ago, someone ("willetmae") from the dancers' own YouTube channel responded, mistakenly believing that it was how the couple danced, not what they looked like, which raised so many doubts: "William and Maeva adopt a different attitude on the clip with Sylvan compared to the vidéos which are on their site[.] The cause is that the passages of dances which are on their site are passages in competition thus with much of tension and stakes[.] When Will and Maeva dance in demonstration or to give pleasure the naturalness takes again the top..."
(3) Perhaps, the following factors contribute to the "appearance problem:" [1] Will and Maeva were only in their late teens when they were videoed dancing, in April of 2006, to Zingg's boogie piano. [2] In the video with Zingg, neither was wearing theatrical makeup nor had had his hair darkened for that "retro" look. [3] Aspect ratio distortion, from video to video, makes the dancers seem more or less bulky, more or less tall.
I have watched this many times and just love it! I think they are all fantastic. Is it my imagination or is there a slight pause near the end where William seems to rest a second or two- maybe out of breath? Then he looks at his arm (as if there is a watch there) and the dance comes to an end shortly after. Just wondering, because They were dancing a long time at a fast pace.
ReplyDeleteJ from North Carolina
I'm blown away each and everytime I watch the video. It makes me want to kick off my shoes! William and Maeva could not have been any more perfect. After my first viewing of the video I had to applaud. Not only was the dancing great the music was fabulous!Thank you for sharing this and for the smile it put on my face!
ReplyDeletewhat can I say that hasn't already been said !!!! This definitely is the best boogie dancing/music I've ever seen. I'm now 79 and can just about remember when it was brought over here by the Americans.
ReplyDeleteWhenever I'm feeling down I play this recording and it works wonders.!!I'm even thinking of seeing a psychiatrist to find out why it "moves" me so deeply.(LOL)
Pam Smith
LOVE IT. Cannot get enought.
ReplyDelete