Solor Posted March 8, 2006 Share Posted March 8, 2006 (edited) was there ever a disscussion regarding this little known Petipa/pugni pas de deux.....I was curious about its orgins.....Ive heard it referred to as the "fascination pas de deux", etc. with the ballerina wearing a mask a la Madonna 'Erotica' or 'Zorro'........ Diaries of Petipa says this pas (i believe its the same thing) as "Venetian Carnival Grand Pas de Deux" to music of Pugni based on a theme by Nicolo Paganini, w/ Petipa uncredited as choreographer, 2/12/1859.... theres also a work listed called "Satanilla" or "Love and Hell" to music by Napoleon Henri Reber orch. Konstantin Liadov, originally staged by Mazilier @ Paris Opera as "La Diable Amoureux" on 9/21/1840, revival 2/10/1848 @ Bolshoi Kammeny St. Petersburg. was the pas de deux put into the ballet at some point? Why is the pas known as both "Satanella" and "Carnival in Venice"? does Satanella mean satan, or something like 'girl-devil'? Edited March 8, 2006 by Solor Link to comment
Paul Parish Posted March 8, 2006 Share Posted March 8, 2006 (edited) I'd love to know about "Satanella" myself. The first I ever heard of it was in the discussoinsof this year's moscow competitions, where it wasone of the set pieces.... Edited March 8, 2006 by Paul Parish Link to comment
Mel Johnson Posted March 8, 2006 Share Posted March 8, 2006 "Carnival in Venice" was a vaudeville, with lots of songs, dances, comic routines, and so on. "Satanella" was a version of the work set entirely as a ballet. Link to comment
Jumpin4B Posted April 4, 2007 Share Posted April 4, 2007 I would like to know where I can get a video or dvd of the Satanella Pas de Deux, and/or Carnival In Venice...I would also like to have a copy of the Harlequinade pas video or dvd...anyone have ideas? Link to comment
rg Posted April 5, 2007 Share Posted April 5, 2007 here are two NYPL cat. listings for compilation videotapes that were marketed with SATANELLA. i'm not sure the CLASSIC BALLET NIGHT has been reissued in dvd but i have seen the ananiasvili series on divd - there are two 'volumes' (originally on individual videocassettes) on each dvd. i assume since this was originally on vol. 3 that this would be on the second dvd in this series, but you'd best check. i've set off the SATANELLA selections between triple asterisks. The Kirov Ballet: classic ballet night c1982.87 min. : sd. color NTSC Performance onstage by the Kirov Ballet. Director: Nina Dimitrieva. Copyright 1982 by Soviet Film and TV. Reissued as a videotape in 1986 by V.I.E.W. Video, New York. Diana and Acteon grand pas classique. Chor: Agrippina Vaganova; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Tatiana Terekhova, Sergei Berezhnoi, and ensemble. - Esmeralda pas de six. Chor: Marius Petipa after Jules Perrot, restaged by Agrippina Vaganova; mus: Riccardo Drigo. Perf. by Gabriella Komleva (Esmeralda), Vitali Afanaskov (Gringoire), and four women. - Flower festival at Genzano pas de deux. Chor: Auguste Bournonville; mus: Edvard Helsted. Perf. by Natalia Bolshakova and Vadim Guliaev. - La vivandière pas de six. Chor: Pierre Lacotte after Arthur Saint-Léon; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Alla Sizova, Boris Blankov, and four women. - ***Grand pas classique from Le carnaval de Venise. Chor: Marius Petipa, restaged by Nadezhda Kranocheyeva; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Svetlana Efremova, Valeri Emets, and ensemble.*** - Pas de quatre. Chor: Anton Dolin; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Galina Mezentseva (Taglioni), Gabriella Komleva (Grahn), Irina Kolpakova (Grisi), and Elena Evteeva (Cerrito). Nina Ananiashvili & international stars. Volume 3/ co-produced by Arts Core, Mitsubishi Corporation, and Japan Arts ; directed by Shuji Fujii ; produced by Shin Takaoka ; artistic direction, Frank Andersen. Fort Lee, N.J. : Video Artists International, 1993. (59 min.) : sd., col. Notes: Dancers (in order of appearance): Nina Ananiashvili, Bolshoi Ballet ; Darci Kistler, New York City Ballet ; Rose Gad, Royal Danish Ballet ; Tatyana Terekhova, St. Petersburg Kirov Ballet ; Inna Dorofeeva, Düsseldorf Ballet ; Vadim Pisarev, Düsseldorf Ballet ; Andris Liepa, St. Petersburg Kirov Ballet ; Elisabeth Platel, Paris Opéra Ballet ; Nicolas Le Riche, Paris Opéra Ballet ; Aleksei Fadeechev, Bolshoi Ballet. Music performed by the Shinsei Nihon Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Aleksandr Sotnikov. Pas de quatre (ca. 18 min.) / choreography, Jules Perrot, revised by Anton Dolin ; music, Cesare Pugni ; danced by Nina Ananiashvili (Marie Taglioni), Darci Kistler (Carlotta Grisi), Rose Gad (Lucile Grahn), and Tatyana Terekhova (Fanny Cerrito). ***Satanella: pas de deux (ca. 10 min.) / choreography, Marius Petipa [ballet also called Le diable amoureux] ; music, Cesare Pugni ; danced by Inna Dorofeeva and Vadim Pisarev.*** Sunny (ca. 6 min.) / choreography, Boris Myagkov ; music, James Last ; danced by Andris Liepa. Grand pas classique (ca. 11 min.) / choreography, Victor Gsovsky ; music, Daniel Auber ; danced by Elisabeth Platel and Nicolas Le Riche. Raymonda: Act I, pas de deux (ca. 12 min.) / choreography, Yuri Grigorovich after Marius Petipa ; music, Aleksandr Glazunov ; danced by Nina Ananiashvili and Aleksei Fadeechev. Recorded in performance at Tokyobunkakaikan, Tokyo, Japan, on August 7, 1993. additionally THE CHILDREN OF THEATRE STREET film includes a perf. of SATANELLA, the credits below for the videocassette of the film would apply the re-release on dvd: Children of Theatre Street [videorecording] / an Earle Mack film ; produced by Earle Mack ; directed by Robert Dornhelm ; associate producer, Jean Dalrymple ; artistic director, Oleg Briansky. Narrated by Princess Grace of Monaco. : Angelina Armeiskaya, Alec Timoushin, Lena Voronzova, Michaela Cerna, Galina Mezenzewa, and Konstantin Saklinsky. Director of photography, Karl Kofler ; editor, Tina Frese ; narration written by Beth Gutcheon. Ballet performances filmed and recorded live at the Kirov, Bolshoi, and Maly Theatres, U.S.S.R. Documentary film on the lives of students at the Vaganova Choreographic Institute, Leningrad. Link to comment
aacosta Posted September 11, 2007 Share Posted September 11, 2007 Do you happen to know where I can get a copy of this on cd? here are two NYPL cat. listings for compilation videotapes that were marketed with SATANELLA.i'm not sure the CLASSIC BALLET NIGHT has been reissued in dvd but i have seen the ananiasvili series on divd - there are two 'volumes' (originally on individual videocassettes) on each dvd. i assume since this was originally on vol. 3 that this would be on the second dvd in this series, but you'd best check. i've set off the SATANELLA selections between triple asterisks. The Kirov Ballet: classic ballet night c1982.87 min. : sd. color NTSC Performance onstage by the Kirov Ballet. Director: Nina Dimitrieva. Copyright 1982 by Soviet Film and TV. Reissued as a videotape in 1986 by V.I.E.W. Video, New York. Diana and Acteon grand pas classique. Chor: Agrippina Vaganova; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Tatiana Terekhova, Sergei Berezhnoi, and ensemble. - Esmeralda pas de six. Chor: Marius Petipa after Jules Perrot, restaged by Agrippina Vaganova; mus: Riccardo Drigo. Perf. by Gabriella Komleva (Esmeralda), Vitali Afanaskov (Gringoire), and four women. - Flower festival at Genzano pas de deux. Chor: Auguste Bournonville; mus: Edvard Helsted. Perf. by Natalia Bolshakova and Vadim Guliaev. - La vivandière pas de six. Chor: Pierre Lacotte after Arthur Saint-Léon; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Alla Sizova, Boris Blankov, and four women. - ***Grand pas classique from Le carnaval de Venise. Chor: Marius Petipa, restaged by Nadezhda Kranocheyeva; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Svetlana Efremova, Valeri Emets, and ensemble.*** - Pas de quatre. Chor: Anton Dolin; mus: Cesare Pugni. Perf. by Galina Mezentseva (Taglioni), Gabriella Komleva (Grahn), Irina Kolpakova (Grisi), and Elena Evteeva (Cerrito). Nina Ananiashvili & international stars. Volume 3/ co-produced by Arts Core, Mitsubishi Corporation, and Japan Arts ; directed by Shuji Fujii ; produced by Shin Takaoka ; artistic direction, Frank Andersen. Fort Lee, N.J. : Video Artists International, 1993. (59 min.) : sd., col. Notes: Dancers (in order of appearance): Nina Ananiashvili, Bolshoi Ballet ; Darci Kistler, New York City Ballet ; Rose Gad, Royal Danish Ballet ; Tatyana Terekhova, St. Petersburg Kirov Ballet ; Inna Dorofeeva, Düsseldorf Ballet ; Vadim Pisarev, Düsseldorf Ballet ; Andris Liepa, St. Petersburg Kirov Ballet ; Elisabeth Platel, Paris Opéra Ballet ; Nicolas Le Riche, Paris Opéra Ballet ; Aleksei Fadeechev, Bolshoi Ballet. Music performed by the Shinsei Nihon Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Aleksandr Sotnikov. Pas de quatre (ca. 18 min.) / choreography, Jules Perrot, revised by Anton Dolin ; music, Cesare Pugni ; danced by Nina Ananiashvili (Marie Taglioni), Darci Kistler (Carlotta Grisi), Rose Gad (Lucile Grahn), and Tatyana Terekhova (Fanny Cerrito). ***Satanella: pas de deux (ca. 10 min.) / choreography, Marius Petipa [ballet also called Le diable amoureux] ; music, Cesare Pugni ; danced by Inna Dorofeeva and Vadim Pisarev.*** Sunny (ca. 6 min.) / choreography, Boris Myagkov ; music, James Last ; danced by Andris Liepa. Grand pas classique (ca. 11 min.) / choreography, Victor Gsovsky ; music, Daniel Auber ; danced by Elisabeth Platel and Nicolas Le Riche. Raymonda: Act I, pas de deux (ca. 12 min.) / choreography, Yuri Grigorovich after Marius Petipa ; music, Aleksandr Glazunov ; danced by Nina Ananiashvili and Aleksei Fadeechev. Recorded in performance at Tokyobunkakaikan, Tokyo, Japan, on August 7, 1993. additionally THE CHILDREN OF THEATRE STREET film includes a perf. of SATANELLA, the credits below for the videocassette of the film would apply the re-release on dvd: Children of Theatre Street [videorecording] / an Earle Mack film ; produced by Earle Mack ; directed by Robert Dornhelm ; associate producer, Jean Dalrymple ; artistic director, Oleg Briansky. Narrated by Princess Grace of Monaco. : Angelina Armeiskaya, Alec Timoushin, Lena Voronzova, Michaela Cerna, Galina Mezenzewa, and Konstantin Saklinsky. Director of photography, Karl Kofler ; editor, Tina Frese ; narration written by Beth Gutcheon. Ballet performances filmed and recorded live at the Kirov, Bolshoi, and Maly Theatres, U.S.S.R. Documentary film on the lives of students at the Vaganova Choreographic Institute, Leningrad. Link to comment
richard53dog Posted September 12, 2007 Share Posted September 12, 2007 Do you happen to know where I can get a copy of this on cd?Nina Ananiashvili & international stars. Volume 3/ co-produced by Arts Core, Mitsubishi Corporation, and Japan Arts ; directed by Shuji Fujii ; produced by Shin Takaoka ; artistic direction, Frank Andersen. Fort Lee, N.J. : Video Artists International, 1993. (59 min.) : sd., col. ***Satanella: pas de deux (ca. 10 min.) / choreography, Marius Petipa [ballet also called Le diable amoureux] ; music, Cesare Pugni ; danced by Inna Dorofeeva and Vadim Pisarev.*** Sunny (ca. 6 min.) / choreography, Boris Myagkov ; music, James Last ; danced by Andris Liepa. Grand pas classique (ca. 11 min.) / choreography, Victor Gsovsky ; music, Daniel Auber ; danced by Elisabeth Platel and Nicolas Le Riche. Raymonda: Act I, pas de deux (ca. 12 min.) / choreography, Yuri Grigorovich after Marius Petipa ; music, Aleksandr Glazunov ; danced by Nina Ananiashvili and Aleksei Fadeechev. Recorded in performance at Tokyobunkakaikan, Tokyo, Japan, on August 7, 1993. additionally THE CHILDREN OF THEATRE STREET film includes a perf. of SATANELLA, the credits below for the videocassette of the film would apply the re-release on dvd: Children of Theatre Street [videorecording] / an Earle Mack film ; produced by Earle Mack ; directed by Robert Dornhelm ; associate producer, Jean Dalrymple ; artistic director, Oleg Briansky. Narrated by Princess Grace of Monaco. : Angelina Armeiskaya, Alec Timoushin, Lena Voronzova, Michaela Cerna, Galina Mezenzewa, and Konstantin Saklinsky. Director of photography, Karl Kofler ; editor, Tina Frese ; narration written by Beth Gutcheon. Ballet performances filmed and recorded live at the Kirov, Bolshoi, and Maly Theatres, U.S.S.R. Documentary film on the lives of students at the Vaganova Choreographic Institute, Leningrad. For the 1993 Ananaishvili dvd http://tinyurl.com/3bfy5r For Children of Theater Street dvd http://tinyurl.com/2udrf7 These urls will bring you to Amazon who stocks both discs Link to comment
Dancecreature Posted October 22, 2007 Share Posted October 22, 2007 One of the first productions of Satanella was the one by Paolo Taglioni. It was arranged in a prologue and four scenes/acts. The music is credited to Hertel and Pugni. Some of the dances (pas), as written in the theatre program of Taglioni's production in the Teatro y Circo de Madrid, in 1874 mention a seduction pas de dix, an infernal mazurka, a quadrille, pas de fleurs for 48 female corps de ballet members. This version is prior to Petipa's and surely didn't include the today known Satanella pas de deux. Link to comment
cubanmiamiboy Posted October 22, 2007 Share Posted October 22, 2007 with the ballerina wearing a mask a la Madonna 'Erotica' Can't help but loving the reference... Link to comment
bolshoiboy8 Posted November 23, 2008 Share Posted November 23, 2008 "Carnival in Venice" was a vaudeville, with lots of songs, dances, comic routines, and so on. "Satanella" was a version of the work set entirely as a ballet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P7p4CwqTOAhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Lxr4wReRU Above you will find a link to the YouTube page where Satanella is posted, almost all ballets you want are uploaded in full on Youtube. You can also download them and burn to DVD using a youtube to video converter. Or enjoy them as they are. Here is the dance by Tatiana Podpokayeva who danced "Talisman"... It wasnt really Talisman, it's The Stream or La Source Pas de Deux... This isn't actually her, it's another graduating student at the Vaganova Ballet Academy. La Source Pas de Deux And last but not least is Talisman Pas de Deux. Talisman Pas de Deux Link to comment
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