| Street - Petipa - 73 sec
MAH, NICK, LÚ, ALINE, ISA, E PRO IMI, COREOGRÁFIA DO GRUPO :DD SEM SOM s:
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 | | la bayadere marius Petipa - 41 sec
Diapositive de photos du celebre ballet La Byadere de Marius petipa.
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| | CUMPLE PETIPA - 216 sec
CUMPLE PETIPAA ATRASADISIIMOOOOO JAJAJAJA ..no habia quedado bueeno perooo bueeen TE AMO IGUAAAL =)
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| | ¡Feliz Cumple Petipa! - 214 sec
A la mejor amiga que se pueda pedir (:
Auteur : nanuito
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| | Petipa lydnad - 57 sec
Petipa tränar lydnad
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| | Adam/Petipa, Le Corsaire - Maria Levitskaya, Russia - 68 sec
International Dance Festival Tanzolymp 2008
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| | espetáculo petipa 2007 - 184 sec
apresentaçâo dança do ventre
Auteur : francieli025
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| | Adam/Petipa, Le Corsaire. Chingiz Imanbekov , Kazachstan - 81 sec
International Dance Festival Tanzolymp 2008, Berlin
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| | Tchaikovsky/Petipa, Sleeping Beauty. Anna Le Pera, Italy - 70 sec
International Dance Festival Tanzolymp 2008, Berlin
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| | Petipa Free kick goal from 37m - 18 sec
Petipa manages to score a free kick goal from 37 meters in PES3. Lucky shot.
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| | Adam/Petipa, "Le Corsaire". Dinara Kudabayeva, Kazachstan - 62 sec
International Dance Festival Tanzolymp 2008, Berlin
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| | PREMIERE OF 'PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER' -Grand pas d'action 1/2 - 410 sec
Here is a clip of the 'Grand pas d'action' taken from the premiere of the Bolshoi Ballet's revival of Marius Petipa and Cesare Pugni's 1862 'ballet à grand spectacle' "The Pharaoh's Daughter", staged by Pierre Lacotte. The premiere of the revival featured the same cast that was later filmed for the commercially available DVD with Svetlana Zakharova as the Princess Aspicia. Filmed May 5, 2000 with Nina Ananiashvili as the Princess Aspicia.
Grand pas d'action (chor. by Lacotte, unless otherwise noted)
1. Entrée
2. Variation I (chor. by Petipa, reconstructed from notation)
3. Variation II (music by Drigo, chor. by Petipa, reconstructed from notation)
4. Variation III (this variation was showed to Lacotte by Alexander Volonine, Anna Pavlova's principal partner for some years. The chor. is likely by one of the leading male dancers of the Mariinsky at the turn of the 20th century, or perhaps by Christian Johansson)
5. Grand pas (staged in a wonderfully colossal manner by Lacotte à la Petipa)
The 'Grand pas d'action' (referred to as the 'Grand defile suite' in the booklet that accompanies the commercially available DVD) is the only part of Lacotte's revival of "The Pharaoh's Daughter" to contain Marius Petipa's choreography. 3 of the dances were reconstructed from the choreographic notation of the 'Sergeyev Collection', which includes notation of Petipa's choreography for his final revival of "The Pharaoh's Daughter' from 1898 (the notations, however, were created a few years after). Pierre Lacotte missed out an an extremely historic opportunity by not staging as much of Petipa's choreography as possible, and his revival, admirable as it may be, is just not as wonderous as it could have been.
Nevertheless, this rather behemoth 'Grand pas' is perhaps the best part of the entire ballet. ENJOY!
Auteur : mrlopez2681
Tags: Pharaoh's Pharaohs Daughter Nina Ananiashvili Shipulina Pugni Petipa Bolshoi Ballet
| | Petipa's "The Cavalry Halt" - The Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet 1/4 - 476 sec
Here is part 1/4 of a slightly abriged version of Marius Petipa's rarely seen 1896 demi-character ballet "Le Halte de cavalerie", performed in 1983 by the Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet of St. Petersburg.
Part 3 of my upload includes the rarely performed "Cavalry Halt Pas de deux".
Choreography - Marius Petipa, though it certainly contains Soviet-era revisions.
Music - Johann Armsheimer
Décor - Gennady Sotnikov
Costumes - Tatiana Ratner
Cast -
Theresa - Svetlana Vasilyeva
Marie - Tanya Borushina
Pierre - Andrei Yevdokimov
Colonel of Hussars - Vladimir Dolgallo
Captain of Hussars - Grigory Zamyal
Cornet of Lancers- Valery Pechersky
Contrary to popular belief, demi-character ballets such as this were Petipa's most common output. His ballets were always wonderful combinations of the character and classical canon, all of course used as a tool to ultimately tell the story.
Petipa created "Le Halte de cavalerie" for Pierina Legnani (the world's first Prima Ballerina Assoluta) who performed the role of Theresa, and his daughter Marie Petipa (the first Lilac Fairy in "The Sleeping Beauty") who performed the character role of Marie. The original cast also included the great premier danseur noble Pavel Gerdt as Pierre and Alfred Bekefi (the first Councilor Drosselmeyer in "The Nutcracker") as the Captain.
It is significant to note that the Sergeyev Collection, held in the Harvard University Library's Theatre Collection, contains Petipa's original choreography among the choreographic notation.
--ENJOY!!
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Tags: Ballet Marius Petipa Cavalry Halt Maly Mussorgsky
| | Petipa's "The Cavalry Halt" - The Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet 2/4 - 600 sec
Here is part 1/4 of a slightly abriged version of Marius Petipa's rarely seen 1896 demi-character ballet "Le Halte de cavalerie", performed in 1983 by the Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet of St. Petersburg.
Part 3 of my upload includes the rarely performed "Cavalry Halt Pas de deux".
Choreography - Marius Petipa, though it certainly contains Soviet-era revisions.
Music - Johann Armsheimer
Décor - Gennady Sotnikov
Costumes - Tatiana Ratner
Cast -
Theresa - Svetlana Vasilyeva
Marie - Tanya Borushina
Pierre - Andrei Yevdokimov
Colonel of Hussars - Vladimir Dolgallo
Captain of Hussars - Grigory Zamyal
Cornet of Lancers- Valery Pechersky
Contrary to popular belief, demi-character ballets such as this were Petipa's most common output. His ballets were always wonderful combinations of the character and classical canon, all of course used as a tool to ultimately tell the story.
Petipa created "Le Halte de cavalerie" for Pierina Legnani (the world's first Prima Ballerina Assoluta) who performed the role of Theresa, and his daughter Marie Petipa (the first Lilac Fairy in "The Sleeping Beauty") who performed the character role of Marie. The original cast also included the great premier danseur noble Pavel Gerdt as Pierre and Alfred Bekefi (the first Councilor Drosselmeyer in "The Nutcracker") as the Captain.
It is significant to note that the Sergeyev Collection, held in the Harvard University Library's Theatre Collection, contains Petipa's original choreography among the choreographic notation.
--ENJOY!!
Auteur : mrlopez2681
Tags: Ballet Marius Petipa Cavalry Halt Maly Mussorgsky
| | Petipa's "The Cavalry Halt" - The Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet 3/4 - 574 sec
Here is part 1/4 of a slightly abriged version of Marius Petipa's rarely seen 1896 demi-character ballet "Le Halte de cavalerie", performed in 1983 by the Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet of St. Petersburg.
This clip includes the rarely performed "Cavalry Halt Pas de deux".
Choreography - Marius Petipa, though it certainly contains Soviet-era revisions.
Music - Johann Armsheimer
Décor - Gennady Sotnikov
Costumes - Tatiana Ratner
Cast -
Theresa - Svetlana Vasilyeva
Marie - Tanya Borushina
Pierre - Andrei Yevdokimov
Colonel of Hussars - Vladimir Dolgallo
Captain of Hussars - Grigory Zamyal
Cornet of Lancers- Valery Pechersky
Contrary to popular belief, demi-character ballets such as this were Petipa's most common output. His ballets were always wonderful combinations of the character and classical canon, all of course used as a tool to ultimately tell the story.
Petipa created "Le Halte de cavalerie" for Pierina Legnani (the world's first Prima Ballerina Assoluta) who performed the role of Theresa, and his daughter Marie Petipa (the first Lilac Fairy in "The Sleeping Beauty") who performed the character role of Marie. The original cast also included the great premier danseur noble Pavel Gerdt as Pierre and Alfred Bekefi (the first Councilor Drosselmeyer in "The Nutcracker") as the Captain.
It is significant to note that the Sergeyev Collection, held in the Harvard University Library's Theatre Collection, contains Petipa's original choreography among the choreographic notation.
--ENJOY!!
Auteur : mrlopez2681
Tags: Ballet Marius Petipa Cavalry Halt Maly Mussorgsky
| | PREMIERE OF 'PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER' -Grand pas des chasseresses - 357 sec
Here is a clip of the 'Grand pas des chasseresses' taken from the premiere of the Bolshoi Ballet's revival of the Marius Petipa and Cesare Pugni's 1862 grand ballet "The Pharaoh's Daughter", staged by Pierre Lacotte. The premiere of the revival featured the great Nina Ananiashvili as the Princess Aspicia. Filmed May 5, 2000.
Grand pas des chasseresses -
1. Entrée
2. Pas de flèche
It must be noted that the choreography does not contain one step of Petipa, and Pugni's music is presented in a re-orchestration.
Unfortunately Lacotte did not want to reconstruct Petipa's choreography, which was notated not long after his final revival of 1898 in the Stepanov method of dance notation and is now included in the Sergeyev Collection @ Harvard Univeristy's theatre library. The notations are rather vague for the most part, but they do include enough detail to reconstruct the principal roles and some of the corps de ballet's movements.
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Tags: Pharaoh's Pharaohs Daughter Nina Ananiashvili Shipulina Pugni Petipa Bolshoi Ballet
| | Petipa's "The Cavalry Halt" - The Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet 4/4 - 355 sec
Here is part 4/4 of a slightly abriged version of Marius Petipa's rarely seen 1896 demi-character ballet "Le Halte de cavalerie", performed in 1983 by the Maly/Mussorgsky Ballet of St. Petersburg.
NOTE - You might notice that the music that accompanies the final "danse générale" is also used for the coda of the so-called "La Fille mal gardée pas de deux" from the old Petipa/Ivanov/Gorsky/Hertel version of the ballet. The version of "La Fille mal gardée pas de deux" that is traditionally danced today at galas and ballet competitions is actually the creation of Alexander Gorsky, who utilized this piece from Armsheimer's music when he staged his version of the pas in the early 20th century.
Choreography - Marius Petipa, though it certainly contains Soviet-era revisions.
Music - Johann Armsheimer
Décor - Gennady Sotnikov
Costumes - Tatiana Ratner
Cast -
Theresa - Svetlana Vasilyeva
Marie - Tanya Borushina
Pierre - Andrei Yevdokimov
Colonel of Hussars - Vladimir Dolgallo
Captain of Hussars - Grigory Zamyal
Cornet of Lancers- Valery Pechersky
Contrary to popular belief, demi-character ballets such as this were Petipa's most common output. His ballets were always wonderful combinations of the character and classical canon, all of course used as a tool to ultimately tell the story.
Petipa created "Le Halte de cavalerie" for Pierina Legnani (the world's first Prima Ballerina Assoluta) who performed the role of Theresa, and his daughter Marie Petipa (the first Lilac Fairy in "The Sleeping Beauty") who performed the character role of Marie. The original cast also included the great premier danseur noble Pavel Gerdt as Pierre and Alfred Bekefi (the first Councilor Drosselmeyer in "The Nutcracker") as the Captain.
It is significant to note that the Sergeyev Collection, held in the Harvard University Library's Theatre Collection, contains Petipa's original choreography among the choreographic notation.
--ENJOY!!
Auteur : mrlopez2681
Tags: Ballet Marius Petipa Cavalry Halt Maly Mussorgsky
| | The Awakening of Flora (1/4) - Valse - 231 sec
'Valse' from The Mariinsky Ballet's reconstruction of "The Awakening of Flora". VII International Ballet Festival. Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg. April 12, 2007.
Choreography by Marius Petipa (reconstructed by Sergei Vikharev from the choreographic notation of the Sergeyev Collection. The programs produced by the Mariinsky for this ballet credit Lev Ivanov jointly with Petipa for the choreography, which is not correct). Music by Maestro Riccardo Eugenio Drigo.
This ballet was originally created for the celebrations held at the Imperial Theatre of Peterhof in honor of the wedding of the Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna (daughter of Tsar Alexandr III & sister of Tsar Nicholas II) to the Grand Duke Alexandr Mikhailovich. Premiered 9 August [O.S. 28 July] 1894, with the Prima Ballerina Assoluta Mathilde Kschessinakaya as Flora.
Here we have Eugeniia Obraztsova as Flora, Goddess of the Flowers; & Xenia Ostreikovskaya as the Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn. The waltz ends with a lovely révérence to the Imperial family (who were fanatic balletomanes, & in attendance at the 1st performance of "The Awakeing of Flora" in 1894).
I would like to share with all my fellow balletomane-youtubers this beautiful, simple waltz, set to Drigo's gorgeous and melodious music.
Enjoy!!
Auteur : mrlopez2681
Tags: Awakening of Flora Mariinsky Kirov Ballet Obraztsova Marius Petipa Riccardo Drigo
| | Sylvie Guillem & Manuel Legris : Grand pas classique - 552 sec
Paris Opera Ballet legendary étoiles Sylvie Guillem & Manuel Legris dance the very famous "Grand Pas Classique" (music : Auber / Choregraphy : Marius Petipa).
I think this was recorded around 1986-1988... They were very young at the time, especially Sylvie... Very unique as she refuses to be filmed on stage. And what filmed are mainly modern dance.
So Enjoy !!! I love it I love it I love it... Sylvie is my all time favourite dancer. Each time I've seen her on stage I've been in Heaven... If only she accepted her Kitri to be filmed !
Auteur : MUEZZAB
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| | The Awakening of Flora (2/4) - Entrée & Grand adage of the Pas d'action - 600 sec
Taken from the Mariinsky Ballet's reconstruction of "The Awakening of Flora". VII International Ballet Festival. Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg. April 12, 2007.
Choreography by Marius Petipa (reconstructed by Sergei Vikharev from the choreographic notation of the Sergeyev Collection. The programs produced by the Mariinsky for this ballet credit Lev Ivanov jointly with Petipa for the choreography, which is not correct). Music by Maestro Riccardo Eugenio Drigo.
1. Entrée d'Apollon
2. Entrée de Zéphyre
3. Entrée de Cupidon et des Amours
4. Pas d'action - Grand adage
Unfortunately Eugenia Obratzova never really allows herself to "be the ballerina" while performing here. One element of the genius of Petipa's choreography for the character of Flora can be seen here by his ability to allow the ballerina to add her own touches. Mathilde Kschessinskaya, who created the role of Flora in 1894, was one of the greatest virtuosas of classical choreography that has ever lived, & surely milked it for all it was worth. For some reason Obraztsova merely executes the steps here, & at no point does she really ever give any panache to the choreography. In some places she is even off the music to an odd degree. But this was the first time this ballet had been performed at the Mariinsky Theatre in almost 100 years, & I have no doubt she was nervous performing true Petipa in "Petipa's house" in front of the most distinguished persons of the Russian ballet. Also, she may have strove to merely present the choreographic text unembellished for the sake of demonstrating true "pure Petipa" to the audience.
Here we have Eugeniia Obraztsova as Flora, Goddess of the Flowers; Vladimir Shkliarov as Zephyr, God of the west wind, Maxim Chaschegorov as Apollo, God of the day; & Valeria Martynyuk as Cupid.
**History -
This ballet was originally created for the celebrations held at the Imperial Theatre of Peterhof in honor of the wedding of the Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna (daughter of Tsar Alexandr III & sister of Tsar Nicholas II) to the Grand Duke Alexandr Mikhailovich. Premiered 9 August [O.S. 28 July] 1894, with the Prima Ballerina Assoluta Mathilde Kschessinakaya as Flora.
I would like to share with all my fellow balletomane-youtubers excerpts from this beautiful little ballet, set to Drigo's magnificent music.
Enjoy!!
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Tags: Awakening of Flora Mariinsky Kirov Ballet Obraztsova Marius Petipa Riccardo Drigo
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