تفاصيل الأصول
هل ترغب في حجز الكتاب؟
The ghosts of Ballets Russes return to Paris
لقد وضعنا الحجز لك!
بالمناسبة ، لماذا لا تستكشف الفعاليات التي يمكنك حضورها عند زيارتك للمكتبة لإستلام كتبك
هل أنت متأكد أنك تريد إزالة الكتاب من الرف؟
The ghosts of Ballets Russes return to Paris
هل تريد طلب الكتاب؟
The ghosts of Ballets Russes return to Paris
يرجى العلم أن الكتاب الذي طلبته لا يمكن استعارته. إذا كنت ترغب في إستعارة هذا الكتاب ، يمكنك حجز نسخة أخرى
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The ghosts of Ballets Russes return to Paris
2012
نظرة عامة
\"Diaghilev never did premieres in Moscow, always in Paris,\" said Mr. Liepa, smiling. He brims with stories of the impresario and his dancers, and confesses to having \"wanted to live in the world of Scheherazade\" ever since seeing pictures of the original production in books in childhood. Like Diaghilev, Mr. Liepa said, he is constantly on a search for money. And while the creative result of this latest ballet cannot compare with the novelty of Stravinsky's music or the stunning folk-ballet dance of \"The Rite of Spring\" and \"Firebird,\" Ms. Liepa was almost liquid on stage, evoking [Mikhail Fokine]'s dance movements down to her fingertips. Mikhail Lobukhin of the Bolshoi Theater was breathtakingly light as Fokine, then menacing and tortured as Cleopatra's sometime lover Amoun. Pavel Kaplevich's sets echoed the sculpted quality of the originals. The elegant costumes, by Yekaterina Kotova, recalled those of Leon Bakst. As the conversation ended, Mr. Liepa greeted Georgi Isaakyan, a Moscow director with whom he plans to mark the 2013 centenary of Diaghilev at the Champs Elysees with \"The Golden Cockerel.\" \"Look, this theater is really linked to Diaghilev,\" Mr. Liepa exulted. \"The phantoms really live!\"
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