Da uno dei più esperti e preparati interpreti sul campo e sulle cattedre di formazione ai corsi arbitrali, un manuale che non è una comune sintesi di esperienze pratiche tradotte graficamente, ma uno studio approfondito ed estremamente chiaro e comprensibile, che vuole rispondere alle esigenze...
BBC Opus Arte presents Tchaikovsky's holiday classic The Nutcracker, performed by the Royal Ballet, Covent Garden. Score performed by the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, under the direction of conductor Evgenii Svetlanov. Starring Sir Anthony Dowell as Drosselmeyer.
Experience a new twist on the traditional Christmas classic in this release that brings Matthew Bourne's box-office smash directly from London's Sadler's Wells and onto the small screen. The whole family will enjoy Bourne's take on the familiar tale, and in addition to offering a rousing rendition...
This unique video series recognizes the impact of setting and natural beauty on the creative mind, and pays tribute to that by combining gorgeous classical music with a visual tour of the surroundings which inspired its creation. This release focuses on the incomparable music of Tchaikovsky and the...
Renowned dancer Aurelie Dupont essays the title role in a Opéra National de Paris performance of Léo Delibes and John Neumeier's Sylvia, captured live on camera in March of 2005 and featuring conductor Paul Connelly Corps de Ballet L'oopera National de Paris and the Orchestre de L'Opera National...
Premiering in 1964, Sir Frederick Ashton's ballet THE DREAM provides a magical adaptation of William Shakespeare's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Set to soothing music by Felix Mendelssohn, this charming ballet provides a comic web of fairies, sprites, and star-crossed lovers.
Featuring Libretto by Marius Petipa and choreography by Vasily Vianonen, Tchaikovsky's timeless tale of "The Nutcracker" comes to life on stage as never before on the stage of the St. Petersburg Mariinsky Theater. Witness the Kirov Ballet as they perform a lavish and breathtaking adaptation of the...
