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naomikage

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  1. 5 hours ago, volcanohunter said:

    I have seen several productions by the National Ballet of Japan, but the Korean National Ballet is mostly unfamiliar to me, and I thought its ballerinas were beautiful (apart from their poky Russian fouettés). I was also surprised that its class was primarily in English, because a quick look at its website suggests the company is overwhelmingly Korean.

    The feed from the Estonian National Ballet includes José Martinez and Agnès Letestu rehearsing Le Corsaire.

    Sometimes The Korean National Ballet streams their whole productions online but they are only streamed live and don't keep archives. So I have seen several performances by that way and they have a very high standard of Classical Ballet. Kiwan Kim, one of the principals is a brother of Kimin Kim. 

  2. I absolutely agree with volcanohunter on her opinion about Kovalyova. I saw her last October in a gala in Tokyo where she danced Black Swan and she was falling off her pointe so often, and also her portrayal of Odile was very puzzling. Sevenard was also in the same gala, and although I am not a fan of her at all, she was at least better than Kovalyova. 

  3. A relief gala Dance for Ukraine, organized by Alina Cojocaru and Ivan Putrov is currently streaming on Marquee TV.

    It is definitely worth the price and will be donation for a great cause. 

    https://www.marquee.tv/danceforukraine

    Aitor Arrieta, Alina Cojocaru, Alison McWhinney, Emma Hawes, Fernando Carratalá Coloma, Francesco Gabriele Frola

    Fumi Kaneko, Ivan Putrov, Javier Torres

    Junor Souza, Katja Khaniukova, Luca Acri, Marianela Nuñez, Marianna Tsembenhoi, Mathias Dingman

    Mathieu Ganio, Mayara Magri, Miki Mizutani, Natalia Osipova, Rebecca Bassett-Graham, Reece Clarke

    Salvatore de Simone, William Bracewell

    This performance will be available from April 14th through April 24th.

    All proceeds go to

    Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC), Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal

  4. Polish National Opera will live stream a relief concert for Ukraine, today April 14th 18:30 Europe time. Free but donations suggested.

    Proceeds from the event will be donated to relief efforts for Ukrainian children, those fleeing their motherland with their mothers, orphans and children in children’s homes.

    Part 1

    LUBAWA SYDORENKO
    Ab Initio (Sypmphony of the beginning)
    for symphony orchestra and violin solo
    Stanisław Tomanek - violin

    STANISŁAW MONIUSZKO
    Cossack
    words: Jan Czeczot
    Olga Pasiecznik - soprano
    Lech Napierała - piano

    ZOLTAN ALMASHI
    A liść uniosą dalej wody rzeczne…
    words: Czesław Miłosz

    ALEKSANDR SHYMKO
    Hymn to Solitude
    for soprano and chamber orchestra
    words: Halina Poświatowska
    Agata Zubel - soprano

    Part 2 – Ballet Showcase – prerecorded music

    Prayer from the ballet Kurt Weill
    choreography: Krzysztof Pastor
    music: Kurt Weill
    Maksim Woitiul

    The Silver Lake from the ballet Kurt Weill
    choreography: Krzysztof Pastor
    music: Kurt Weill
    Diogo de Oliveira, Patryk Walczak

    How long more? from the ballet Kurt Weill
    choreography: Krzysztof Pastor
    music: Kurt Weill
    Chinara Alizade, Vladimir Yaroshenko

    Exodus from the ballet Exodus
    choreography: Anna Hop
    music: Wojciech Kilar
    soliści i zespół PBN

    Requiem from the ballet And The Rain Will Pass…
    choreography: Krzysztof Pastor
    music: Henryk Mikołaj Górecki
    Yuka Ebihara, Paweł Koncewoj and Polish National Ballet dancers 

  5. Denis Matvienko, former Mariinsky Principal and former AD of Novosibirsk Theatre Ballet, currently Vaganova Academy teacher wrote on Instagram that he and his wife Anastasia Matvienko (first soloist at Mariinsky) has left Russia where they had lived for 15 years. This post is extremely sad, Artem Datsishin the National Ballet of Ukraine dancer who was killed in the attack was his close friend. 

    https://www.instagram.com/p/CbeP5p8IAhO/?utm_medium=copy_link
     

  6. Kyiv Ballet (National Ballet of Ukraine) Swan Lake full length.

    Choreography Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, Alexandre Gorski Choreographic Version Valery Kovtun (premiered in 1986)

    Stage and Costumes Design Maria Levytska

    Odette/ Odile Natalia Matsak

    Prince Siegfried Denys Nedak

    Rothbart Yaroslav Tkachuk

    Pas de trois Ganna Muromtseva, Olga Skripchenko, Oleksandre Skulkine

    The Brides & Big Swans Margarita Alyanakh, Irina Borisova, Ganna Muromtseva, Svetlana Onipko

    Little Swans Elisaveta Goguidze, Katerina Didenko, Inna Chorna, Katerina Chupina

    Venetian Dance Oleksandre Skulkine

    The Tutor Sergey Litvinenko

    The Knight Vladislav Ivashchenko

    The Queen Ludmila Melnik

    The Ballet Company of The National Opera of Ukraine

    The Orchestra of The National Opera of Ukraine

    Conductor Mykola Dyadura

  7. There are many Japanese students in Ballet academies in Russia, and although Vaganova Academy is advising that it is not dangerous to stay, many are attempting to fly home. About a dozen Japanese students of Novosibirsk academy have traveled to Vladivostok where there is a direct flight to Tokyo but the flight was canceled and they are stranded. Now visa and master cards could not be used, SNS not working, the value of roubles diminishing, they are asking help to the Japanese embassy. 

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