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yulia

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  • Connection to/interest in ballet** (Please describe. Examples: fan, teacher, dancer, writer, avid balletgoer)
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  1. Could anybody help me to find information about Yana Salenko premiere as Cinderella in Malakhov’s troupe? Thanks, Yulia
  2. Anybody has seen Yana Salenko in Sinderella yesterday? Thanks, Yulia from Ukraine
  3. Hello! This is adress of Kiev Opera House http://www.opera.com.ua But in ukrainian... If you interested some translations - I try to do it. Yulia
  4. Hello! There was ballet competition in July 2004 at Varna. But unfortunatly I cann't find the results of this event. Mayby someone knows somthing about it? Thanks
  5. Thank you for your responses! Cargill, yes, I hear about the Balanchine conference in St. Petersburg. It will be very interesting but unfortunately I can’t be there. But I was in Moscow in March and saw the premiere of Balanchine’s ballets. In spite of many exacting reports about a specific “translation” of Balanchine heritage by the artists of Bolshoy Theatre I’ve got bright impressions from the style of the great choreographer. I liked Zaharova, Filin and Aleksandrova. They had agreeable manner for the “clear dance” of Balanchine and didn’t use private emotions like others did (the result of the classical ballets with their questionless “meanings”). Paul, I find contacts with the Silesian Dance Theatre: http://www.stt.art.pl/ It will be the XI Annual International Contemporary Dance Conference and Performance Festival, Bytom, June 27nd - July 10th, 2004. Many workshops and seminars. I think it would be great if those who took part (or will take part) in such events will find time and share their most bright impressions
  6. Yes, Alexandra, you are right. One of such competition took place in Perm recently(founded by Vasilev and Maksimova) and also there were the majority of russian and ukrainian dancers. The first prizes were won by the soloist of National Opera of Ukraine - Yana Salenko and Ndudi Jerlin(Ukraine)\Daniil Simkin (who studying in Germany now). Salenko also have got a Makarova prize and Simkin - Baryshnikov prize.
  7. Thank you Alexandra for your information. Yes, I mean meetings and scholarly conferences for professionals more than performance festivals. But scholarly conferences may be the components of such events as festivals (of course also very interesting to me). So I don't lose the hope!
  8. Hello! Sorry if I arrange my question not in right topic. I'm a new member and I don't know exactly where in this forum I must ask my question. I would like to find information about different ballet conferences which will take place in summer 2004 in Europe. It will be a big marvel if something like a schedule of such conferences existing! Maybe you could give me some recommendation where I can find it? Thank you a lot!
  9. Hello! As a witness I want to tell some words about the Lifar’s competition in Kiev. At first in the boundaries of the competition we saw a premiere of the Lifar’s ballet “Suite en blanc” staged in our theatre by the Parisian stars (in their time) Christian Vlassi (étoile) and Gilbert Mayer. It was nice and management attitude towards the Lyfar’s legacy and the audience expectations. All our soloists took part in that performance making their understanding of the neoclassical style. We already have Lyfar’s “Romeo and Juleitte” so I suppose it will be wonderful ballet evenings in our repertoire with two Lyfar’s ballets! It was the anniversary celebration of his birthday and there was 10 years since the foundation of the competition by his name. Jury consist from the great ballet names as Yuriy Grigorovich, Victor Yaremenko (art-director of the National Opera of Ukraine), Vadim Pisarev, Ondrey Shot, Ivan Putrov, Sergey Usanov, Alex Ursulyak, Dulo Horangozo, Alexandr Prokof’ev, Michiko Terada and Lifar’s pupils – Gilbert Mayer and Olive Patey (from Grand Opera). In spite of all good impressions I must say that it was a big blank of foreign participation. Majority was the Ukrainians. Of course many of them were with a good technique and some with their own artistic style (winners). But we want more “pepper” in the genius of the competition. The results: Grand prix – Yaroslav Salenko, the soloist of the National Opera of Ukraine. Senior: Women are all from Kiev: 1.Olesya Makarenko. 2.Macak Nanaliya and Kozachenko Katerina. 3.Alaeva Katerina and Borisova-Chernenko Irina. Men: 1.Jerlin Ndudi (Ukraine, Donetsk). 2.Evgeniy Lagunov (Ukraine, Donetsk). 3.Pozharnickiy Konstantin (Ukraine, Kiev) and Karapetyan Avetik (Armenia). If somebody wants to get more information I try to give it with a pleasure!
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