Can someone translate the information with this film? Thanks!
Early Makarova
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Mme. Hermine
, Jan 11 2013 04:55 AM
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#1
Posted 11 January 2013 - 04:55 AM
#2
Posted 12 January 2013 - 11:25 AM
Roughly, not word for word, but the general idea...
Let's watch Leningrad Ballet's 2nd Act of The Red Flower, performed by Makarova, Desnitzsky, Ononshko and Denisov.
I believe the man speaking is Piotr Gusev?
Let's watch Leningrad Ballet's 2nd Act of The Red Flower, performed by Makarova, Desnitzsky, Ononshko and Denisov.
I believe the man speaking is Piotr Gusev?
Edited by vrsfanatic, 12 January 2013 - 12:45 PM.
#3
Posted 12 January 2013 - 12:19 PM
Here is some info on the ballet: http://en.wikipedia....i/The_Red_Poppy
#4
Posted 12 January 2013 - 01:05 PM
Not exactly a video of early Makarova, but a charming video of her discussing her early career. Followed by white swan adagio clip with kevin mckenzie
#5
Posted 13 January 2013 - 02:51 AM
This is the Pas de Cinq for the leading female character, Tao Hoa, and four Phoenixes, from the long "Dream of Tao Hoa" portion of Act II. The Russ-lang description accompanying this film tells us that its choreographer is Vladimir I. Ponomaryov*. Interesting timing, as VP was responsible for creating Act II in the Jan. 1929 Leningrad version -- the very first Leningrad version -- of the ballet (Lopuknov created AI; Kurilko A3).
This was a big rarity even when Makarova et al danced it, as this original Leningrad version of Red Poppy was supplanted in 1945 by Zakharov's edition...which, in turn, was supplanted in 1958 by the 3rd and final Leningrad version by one Bobyshov.
The Ballet premiered at the Bolshoi which also went through no less than three versions, all different from the three Leningrad versions. Problematic ballet?
* p.s. - No, today's Mariinsky Ballet's great character principal with the same name is not so old! Today's Vladimir M. Ponomayov is the grandson of the choreographer.
This was a big rarity even when Makarova et al danced it, as this original Leningrad version of Red Poppy was supplanted in 1945 by Zakharov's edition...which, in turn, was supplanted in 1958 by the 3rd and final Leningrad version by one Bobyshov.
The Ballet premiered at the Bolshoi which also went through no less than three versions, all different from the three Leningrad versions. Problematic ballet?
* p.s. - No, today's Mariinsky Ballet's great character principal with the same name is not so old! Today's Vladimir M. Ponomayov is the grandson of the choreographer.
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