SWAN LAKE
Music: Peter I. Tchaikovsky
Choreography: M. Petipa, L. Ivanov
Libretto: V. Begitchev, W. Geizer
The “Swan Lake” embodies everything that defines classical ballet: grace, elegance, and above all, dance perfection. A classic production with scenographic elements of incredible realism, shimmering costumes, meticulously crafted props, and a series of enchanting melodies form this great masterpiece of classical ballet. The meeting of composer Peter I. Tchaikovsky with choreographer Marius Petipa was one of the happiest coincidences in ballet history. The fairy-tale story of “Swan Lake” about the enchanted princess Odette is among the great, timeless classics of ballet. With utmost precision, the unforgettable and emotional compositions by Peter I. Tchaikovsky, a magical storyline, and spectacular dances are presented. Music and dance unite here to form a new language that everyone understands immediately. The ballet, premiered in 1877, has always defined the repertoire of all powerful classical ballet ensembles. Who does not know the dance of the four little swans or the breathtaking leaps and intimate pas de deux at the dreamy Swan Lake? It is the fairy tale of a prince who falls in love with Odette, who was transformed into a white swan by the sorcerer Rothbart. And this love is put to the test: lyrical and tragic, festive and intimate in the atmospheric ambiance of the “white images” at the lake contrasted with the magnificent and colorful costumes at the royal court, promise a varied festive evening of great classical ballet.
The show is presented by the UNITED EUROPEAN BALLET, which brings together some of the most charismatic and talented dancers in the world. This ballet company consists of 40 professional dancers who hold diplomas from the most prestigious choreographic schools from various countries: Italy, Germany, France, Ukraine. The audience is immersed in a world full of beauty, elegance, and harmony during this musical and dance performance and is enchanted by the myth of “Swan Lake”.
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Music: Peter I. Tchaikovsky
Choreography: M. Petipa, L. Ivanov
Libretto: V. Begitchev, W. Geizer
The “Swan Lake” embodies everything that defines classical ballet: grace, elegance, and above all, dance perfection. A classic production with scenographic elements of incredible realism, shimmering costumes, meticulously crafted props, and a series of enchanting melodies form this great masterpiece of classical ballet. The meeting of composer Peter I. Tchaikovsky with choreographer Marius Petipa was one of the happiest coincidences in ballet history. The fairy-tale story of “Swan Lake” about the enchanted princess Odette is among the great, timeless classics of ballet. With utmost precision, the unforgettable and emotional compositions by Peter I. Tchaikovsky, a magical storyline, and spectacular dances are presented. Music and dance unite here to form a new language that everyone understands immediately. The ballet, premiered in 1877, has always defined the repertoire of all powerful classical ballet ensembles. Who does not know the dance of the four little swans or the breathtaking leaps and intimate pas de deux at the dreamy Swan Lake? It is the fairy tale of a prince who falls in love with Odette, who was transformed into a white swan by the sorcerer Rothbart. And this love is put to the test: lyrical and tragic, festive and intimate in the atmospheric ambiance of the “white images” at the lake contrasted with the magnificent and colorful costumes at the royal court, promise a varied festive evening of great classical ballet.
The show is presented by the UNITED EUROPEAN BALLET, which brings together some of the most charismatic and talented dancers in the world. This ballet company consists of 40 professional dancers who hold diplomas from the most prestigious choreographic schools from various countries: Italy, Germany, France, Ukraine. The audience is immersed in a world full of beauty, elegance, and harmony during this musical and dance performance and is enchanted by the myth of “Swan Lake”.
More information: www.coloss-art.com