Best choreography of Philip Glass with Karina Sarkissova

Primaballerina KARINA SARKISSOVA in 'Whirling'. Choreography by András Lukács. Stage: Vienna State Opera.
Karina Sarkissova
Dancer
Karina Sarkissova was born in Moscow, Russia. She received her training at the Bolschoi Ballet School in Moscow and at the Ballet Conservatory in St. Pölten, Austria. She became a member of the ballet of the Wiener Staatsoper (Vienna State Opera) in 2000, was named a demi-soloist in 2004, and was promoted to the position of principal dancer in 2009.

Some of her major roles include Phrygia in Renato Zanella's "Spartacus," Hamsatti and Grand Pas in Vladimir Malakhov's "Die Bajadere," Mizzi Caspar and Marie Graefin Larisch in Kenneth MacMillan's "Mayerling," Peasant Couple and Zulma in Elena Tschernischova's "Giselle," Companion of the Prince and Hungarian Dancer in Rudolf Nureyev's "Schwanensee," Fairy of the Sense of Honor in Peter Wright's "Dornröschen," Autumn in Zanella's "Aschenbrödel," Barbie and Spanish Dance in Gyula Harangozò's "Der Nussknacker," Italy in Zanella's "Der Nussknacker," and Prima Donna in "Platzkonzert" von Gyula Harangozò sen. Other important ballets have included Marius Petipa's Grand Pas from "Paquita," George Balanchines's "Apollo," Jiri Kylián's "Petite Mort," and Zanella's "Bolero," "Beethoven Opus 73," "Sensi," and "Duke's Nuts." Additionally, she appeared in Ben van Cauwenbergh's "Tanzhommage an Queen" and in András Lukács's "Whirling." She created the part of The Fox in Zanella's "Renard."

She worked as a choreographer for choreo.lab in 2004, 2006, and 2008.

Her awards and honors include first place at Rieti Danza (1998), second place at the International Ballet Competition in St. Pölten (1998), first place at Fouette Artek Jalta (1998), first place at Prix de Lausanne (1999), and first place at the International Ballet Competition in St. Pölten (2000).
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[oioioi1234]

Ughhh, that shooting sound is so annoying D:

[kittyblOOdmixed]

Oh my gawd stop taking snap shots!!! 

[Mandalaman90]

a lot of balance mistakes...

[crescentsi]

Interesting interpretation of Glass's motoric (and rather Romantic) music. You could argue that it is too "gymnastic", but the contemporary style flows very well with the dramatic resonance of the music. In fact, it flows beautifully and forms a narrative to the atmospheres created by the structures within the musical composition. :-)

[Ainleh]

Llega un momento en el que la belleza del baile te embauca y te hechiza hasta el punto de dejar de oír los disparos. Gran coreografía, gran compositor, gran video.

[shadiyousefian]

WOW.

[1thunberg]

Beutifull dancers but the chorography is like it is made for icescating. A bad use of music and dance together.

[coOkie91392]

this was a beautiful performance..i love dance with everything inside of me btu i want to advance and broaden my skills...if there is any1 with a studio who is willing to give lessons,need a background dancer, or opening act i am definitly interested..!!! email me @Sychole1@yahoo.com or DM me on twitter @Sychole9132

[glassgw1963]

the music is the soundtrack to the film "The Hours" by Philip Glass.

[foofieviolet]

"... such pulchritude of the union of body and the spirit i have not seen save in prayer, that connection to all the world's elements of reality, that mediator that pulls us round..."- Asiya M. Zahl