David Hallberg will make his debut at the Bolshoi Ballet on April 18th in Giselle. He will partner Natalia Osipova.
http://www.bolshoi.ru/en/
Hallberg to guest with the Bolshoiin Giselle
Started by
Rosa
, Apr 11 2010 08:31 AM
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#1
Posted 11 April 2010 - 08:31 AM
#2
Posted 31 May 2010 - 12:02 PM
A segment on Hallberg's Bolshoi appearance:
#3
Posted 31 May 2010 - 06:39 PM
Thank you for the link...
#4
Posted 04 November 2011 - 09:59 AM
Here's an interview w. Hallberg on his appearance tonight at the Bolshoi in Giselle.
http://artsbeat.blog...stage/?ref=arts
Who is his partner tonight? Osipova?
I'd be interested in any reports on the performance and the reactions of the Moscow audiences and critics. Thanks.
http://artsbeat.blog...stage/?ref=arts
Who is his partner tonight? Osipova?
I'd be interested in any reports on the performance and the reactions of the Moscow audiences and critics. Thanks.
#5
Posted 04 November 2011 - 12:32 PM
Yes, Osipova:
http://www.bolshoi.r...#20111104190000
Edited to add: I just checked one of the Bolshoi-centric forums and reviews are already coming in. All VERY postitive...one relays that Hallberg is ideal for Albrecht -- in style even more so than technique. Noted Hallberg's finesse as being very much a product of his training in France. He mentioned that it was apparent to him that "everybody on stage" was being extrememly understanding towards Hallberg. Tremendous praise for Osipova's Giselle.
http://www.bolshoi.r...#20111104190000
Edited to add: I just checked one of the Bolshoi-centric forums and reviews are already coming in. All VERY postitive...one relays that Hallberg is ideal for Albrecht -- in style even more so than technique. Noted Hallberg's finesse as being very much a product of his training in France. He mentioned that it was apparent to him that "everybody on stage" was being extrememly understanding towards Hallberg. Tremendous praise for Osipova's Giselle.
#6
Posted 05 November 2011 - 12:44 AM
#7
Posted 05 November 2011 - 04:05 AM
Thank you so much. So very lovely.
#8
Posted 05 November 2011 - 05:32 AM
Thank you for the beautiful clip.
#9
Posted 05 November 2011 - 07:32 AM
There's more on the poster's channel.
Osipova seems to have adopted the ABT way of doing the act I variation.
#10
Posted 09 November 2011 - 12:15 PM
1. After seeing Osipova in "Coppelia", I never expected her to excel in "Giselle", but her jumping skills are so valuable here, even if used or displayed for a different purpose. Brava.
2. What muscles are used to pull up and jump, so as to create the puppet being pulled up/angel being lifted/bird flying appearance?
3. In another post from this performance of Act II, on YT, which I looked at after reading the above posting, in Act II, Hallberg lifts his leg in attitude, and I wanted to know if this is typical, instead of arabesque.
4. In Act II, after the entrechats, Albrecht starts to leave the stage and Giselle flies in and he lifts her. Typically, is Albrecht doing any lifting or is Giselle mostly jumping? I am thinking about Svetlana - her jumps do not look like they are assisted in any way - she is just lifting her legs and flying.
Random, persistent thoughts, sometimes vented here; sorry.
2. What muscles are used to pull up and jump, so as to create the puppet being pulled up/angel being lifted/bird flying appearance?
3. In another post from this performance of Act II, on YT, which I looked at after reading the above posting, in Act II, Hallberg lifts his leg in attitude, and I wanted to know if this is typical, instead of arabesque.
4. In Act II, after the entrechats, Albrecht starts to leave the stage and Giselle flies in and he lifts her. Typically, is Albrecht doing any lifting or is Giselle mostly jumping? I am thinking about Svetlana - her jumps do not look like they are assisted in any way - she is just lifting her legs and flying.
Random, persistent thoughts, sometimes vented here; sorry.
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