Music credits - the "Pas d'Esclave" was added by Petipa to "Le Corsaire" in 1868 for the Ballerina Lyubov Radina. It is taken from his 1867 ballet "The Rose, The Violet & the Butterfly" to the music of Grand Duke Pyotr II Von Oldenburg (a.k.a. Prince Oldenburg). The female variation is by Cesare Pugni, taken from Petipa's 1860 ballet "The Blue Dahlia".
correction - the 1st variation was added to the "Pas d'Esclave" in 1914 by Pierre Vladimirov (Edward Villela's teacher & SAB) music is by Alexander Zibin. The female solo is from Mikhail Ivanov's score for Petipa's 1888 ballet "The Vestal".
Music credits - the "Pas d'Esclave" was added by Petipa to "Le Corsaire" in 1868 for the Ballerina Lyubov Radina. It is taken from his 1867 ballet "The Rose, The Violet & the Butterfly" to the music of Grand Duke Pyotr II Von Oldenburg (a.k.a. Prince Oldenburg). The female variation is by Cesare Pugni, taken from Petipa's 1860 ballet "The Blue Dahlia".
mrlopez2681 4 years ago
correction - the 1st variation was added to the "Pas d'Esclave" in 1914 by Pierre Vladimirov (Edward Villela's teacher & SAB) music is by Alexander Zibin. The female solo is from Mikhail Ivanov's score for Petipa's 1888 ballet "The Vestal".
mrlopez2681 4 years ago