Dancing

Beautiful modern dance number created by Michael Kidd and performed by chorus dancers in
"Hello, Dolly!" (FOX,1969). Among the male dancers, the famous Tommy Tune (6' 6½"-1.99 m!).
Direction by Gene Kelly and music by Jerry Herman.

Slaughter on 10th Avenue

The unforgettable modern ballet created by Gene Kelly and performed by himself and Vera Ellen in "Words and Music" (MGM,1948). Music by Richard Rodgers.

Invitation to the Dance (MGM,1956)

In my opinion a top ten, absolutely not to be missed. Conceived, directed, choreographed and performed by Gene Kelly, it won the Berlin Film Festival! It's divided into three parts: "Circus" (modern and Ballet) with Kelly, Igor Youskevitch and Claire Sombert. Music by Jacques Ibert.
"Ring Around the Rosy" (Jazz,Tap,Ballet) the most extraordinary part, starring Gene Kelly, Tamara Toumanova, Igor Youskevitch, Claude Bessy, Tommy Rall, Irving Davies and Diana Adams. Music by André Previn.
"Sinbad the Sailor" (modern and Tap) live action and animation, performed by Kelly and David Kasday. Music by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

You Wonderful You

The legendary Tap solo by Gene Kelly in "Summer Stock" (MGM,1950). Music by Harry Warren.

Alter Ego

The famous, brilliant Tap number by Gene Kelly in "Cover Girl" (Columbia,1944). Music by Jerome Kern.

The Heather on the Hill

Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse in the sublime modern dance number of "Brigadoon" (MGM,1954). The choreography is by Kelly himself to music by Frederick Loewe.

Anchors Aweigh (MGM,1945)

Great musical dominated by Gene Kelly, actor, singer and, above all, dancer in three memorable musical numbers choreographed by himself! Direction by George Sidney.

"La Cumparsita".
Amazing musical number where Gene Kelly mixes his style with Flamenco. Music by Gerardo Matos Rodríguez.



"The King Who Couldn't Dance".
Genius and...Jerry mouse! Music by Sammy Fain and lyrics by Arthur Freed.



"The Mexican Hat Dance".
Great dance number performed by Gene Kelly and Sharon McManus. Music by Felipe A.Partichela.



"If You Knew Susie".
Good song number performed by Kelly and Sinatra. Music by Joseph Meyer and lyrics by Buddy G.DeSylva.

Ziegfeld Follies(MGM,1946)

Nice movie directed by Vincente Minnelli with a cool three memorable musical numbers and other good numbers.

"This Heart of Mine".
Superb modern dance number performed by Astaire with Lucille Bremer. Music by Harry Warren.



"The Babbitt and the Bromide".
Essentially, the only work of Fred Astaire with Gene Kelly. A masterpiece danced in two styles to the tune of Gershwin song.



"Limehouse Blues".
Another sublime modern dance number created by Eugene Loring and Fred Astaire and performed by Fred and Lucille Bremer. Music by Philip Braham.

"A Great Lady Has an Interview".
Nice song number performed by Judy Garland and boys. Music and lyrics by Roger Edens and Kay Thompson.

An American in Paris(MGM,1951)

One of the greatest musicals ever. The final ballet is probably the best ballet or musical number in the movie history. But the film contains other three memorable musical numbers. The choreography is by Kelly, of course, the direction is by Vincente Minnelli, music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin.

"I Got Rhythm".
Great Tap solo by Gene Kelly.



"An American in Paris".
Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron and chorus in this masterpiece incredibly danced in four different styles (Jazz,Modern,Tap,Ballet!!) those kind of things that only these artists in the world can do.



"Our Love Is Here To Stay".
Beautiful modern pas de deux danced by Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron.



"Tra-La-La".
The other memorable Tap solo by Gene Kelly.

It's Always Fair Weather(MGM,1955)

A top seven in my opinion. Direction by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, choreography by Kelly himself and music by André Previn.

"Thanks a Lot But No Thanks".
Nice song number performed by Dolores Gray.



"The Binge/Trash Can Dance".
The Tap and modern dance number by Gene Kelly, Michael Kidd and Dan Dailey through the streets of New York. One of the top in the art of dance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1InfoCfipM

"Baby You Knock Me Out".
The memorable dance number performed by Cyd Charisse with the boxers.



"I Like Myself".
Delightful Tap number on the skates(!) by Gene Kelly. Very original.



"Love Is Nothin' But a Racket".
Beautiful "cut number" by Kelly and Charisse.

Singin' in the Rain (MGM,1952)

Simply the number one. Incomparable musical numbers (choreography by Gene Kelly), great direction by Kelly himself and Stanley Donen, nice story and script, good colors. The best.

"Moses Supposes".
Unmatchable Tap number performed by Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor. Music by Roger Edens, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green.



"Good Morning".
Delightful dance number performed by Kelly, O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds. Music by Nacio Herb Brown and lyrics by Arthur Freed.



"Singin' in the Rain".
Sublime Tap solo by Gene Kelly. Music by Nacio Herb Brown and lyrics by Arthur Freed.



"Broadway Rhythm".
Human heritage! Unforgettable ballet in four styles (Jazz,Tap,modern,Ballet!!) danced by Gene, Cyd Charisse and chorus. Music by Nacio Herb Brown and lyrics by Arthur Freed again.
Gene Kelly is the most all-around artist ever: supreme dancer and choreographer, great actor and director, good singer. The only one of its kind in the history.

"Make 'em Laugh".
Funny musical number by Donald O'Connor.

On the Town (MGM,1949)

One of the three greatest musicals ever. Choreography by Gene Kelly to music by Leonard Bernstein and Roger Edens, direction by Kelly and Stanley Donen, screenplay and lyrics by Adolph Green and Betty Comden.

"Miss Turnstiles".
Beautiful modern dance number performed by Vera-Ellen and chorus. Music by Leonard Bernstein.



"Prehistoric Man".
Amazing Tap number performed by Ann Miller. Music by Roger Edens.



"A Day in New York".
One of the top in the art of dance. Incomparable modern ballet set to music by Bernstein danced by Gene Kelly, Vera-Ellen, Carol Haney, Alex Romero, Marie Grosscup and Lee Scott.

"Main Street".
Delightful Tap duet performed by Genius and Vera Ellen. Music by Roger Edens.



"New York New York".
Good song sequence with Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra and Jules Munshin. Music by Bernstein.



"On the Town".
Another nice song number, performed by the entire cast. Music by Roger Edens.

Les Girls

From the homonymous movie (MGM-1957) the fantastic Jazz dance created by Jack Cole and performed by Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor, Taina Elg and Kay Kendall. Music by Cole Porter.

Do I Love You?

The first great movie dance number by Gene Kelly, a fine Tap solo in the musical "Du Barry Was a Lady" (MGM,1943). Music by Cole Porter.

I Dug a Ditch

Second memorable movie musical number by Gene Kelly, a great Tap solo to the tune of the song by Burton Lane. From "Thousands Cheer" (MGM,1943).

Why Am I So Gone About That Gal?

The magic Jazz dance created by Gene Kelly and performed by Kelly himself and Mitzi Gaynor in "Les Girls" (MGM,1957). Music by Cole Porter.

The Pirate (MGM,1948)

One of the greatest musicals of the movie history. Great direction by Minnelli, nice script, beautiful sets, costumes and colors, good song numbers, but above all, masterpiece dance numbers created and performed by Gene Kelly. Music by Cole Porter.

"Niña".
Unforgettable tour de force by Kelly 🎺 🎼 🎭 🎻 🎥

"Be a Clown".
Gene Kelly with the Nicholas brothers, memorable modern dance number.



"Mack the Black".
Good song number by Judy Garland.



"Love of My Life".
Another nice song number performed by Judy Garland.



"Be a Clown" (reprise).
Enjoyable finale with Judy and Gene.