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Bolshoi Ballet: Jewels
George Balanchine's jewel-themed triptych, strikingly choreographed to the music of Faure, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky. This three act masterpiece is renowned as the world's first full-length abstract ballet. The Russian-born co-founder of the New York City Ballet, Balanchine was inspired by the artistry of jewellery designer Claude Arpels to create a trio of distinct movements revealing the essence of each precious stone. Each part also evokes three different cities: Paris, New York and St. Petersburg. 'Emeralds' was conceived as a tribute to the French romantic school, with music by Gabriel Faure. The fiery and energetic 'Rubies' taps into the rich tradition of Broadway musicals, with music by Stravinsky. 'Diamonds' honours the grandeur of Imperial Russia and the Maryinsky Theater, choreographed to the music of Tchaikovsky. With its jewel-like costumes, this is a celebration of the influences on the choreographer who was described as the father of American ballet.
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George Balanchine's jewel-themed triptych, strikingly choreographed to the music of Faure, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky. This three act masterpiece is renowned as the world's first full-length abstract ballet. The Russian-born co-founder of the New York City Ballet, Balanchine was inspired by the artistry of jewellery designer Claude Arpels to create a trio of distinct movements revealing the essence of each precious stone. Each part also evokes three different cities: Paris, New York and St. Petersburg. 'Emeralds' was conceived as a tribute to the French romantic school, with music by Gabriel Faure. The fiery and energetic 'Rubies' taps into the rich tradition of Broadway musicals, with music by Stravinsky. 'Diamonds' honours the grandeur of Imperial Russia and the Maryinsky Theater, choreographed to the music of Tchaikovsky. With its jewel-like costumes, this is a celebration of the influences on the choreographer who was described as the father of American ballet.
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Genre:Music, Drama
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Bolshoi Theatre
Cast
Vincent Bataillon
Director
Anastasia Stashkevich
Emeralds (Leading couples)
Ivan Alexeyev
Emeralds (Leading couples) / Diamonds
Anna Tikhomirova
Emeralds (Leading couples)
Vladislav Lantratov
Emeralds (Leading couples)
Yanina Parienko
Emeralds (Pas de trois)
Igor Tsvirko
Emeralds (Pas de trois)
Ana Turazashvili
Emeralds (Pas de trois) / Diamonds
Ekaterina Krysanova
Rubies (Leading couple)
Vyacheslav Lopatin
Rubies (Leading couple)
Ekaterina Shipulina
Rubies (Soloist)
Semyon Chudin
Diamonds (Leading couple)
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