Giselle Peasant Pas Variation

Performed by Patricia Zhou from the Kirov Academy of Ballet in Washington D.C. at the age of 16. Teachers: Mme. Ludmila Morkovina and Mr. Anatoli Kucheruk

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[christinemotta]

Does anyone know what I should search to find the music to this variation on itunes?! PLEASE

[rpeng2008]

@christinemotta the music in this video was provided by 2010 IBC at Jackson for the competitors.

[dinosaursarerawraful]

how old is she in this variation ?

[rpeng2008]

@dinosaursarerawraful She was 16.

[PokemonTCG88]

Aww... she left china?? I remember watching her in China.. the peach and plum cup thing

[rpeng2008]

@PokemonTCG88 You probably mixed up Patricia with another dancer. She was born in Cannada and raised in US. She only competed in Beijing last year at the 3rd Beijing International Ballet Invitational last year where she won the Silver.

[DocDLH]

The next Gelsey Kirkland. Beautiful.

[CBTGreenville]

@divinedance123 Thanks for the info this is great

[Chocolatejellybeanz]

Beautiful techinique

[nyudancer]

Act I

[dancer4ever123100]

Wich act is this from?

[divinedance123]

from MUSIC SOURCE research I found the following: According to R.S.Edgecombe's findings, the female variation of the Peasant Pas de Deux danced in the current Kirov Ballet production of GISELLE, is a solo inserted by Vaganova for her 1932 staging of the ballet. The variation comes from Lev Ivanov's 1890 one-act ballet CUPID'S PRANK, also known as Les Espiègles de l'Amour. Score by Alexander Friedman with additional material taken from the works of Pugni. 1890.

[divinedance123]

@christinemotta

according to R.S.Edgecombe's findings, the female variation of the Peasant Pas de Deux danced in the current Kirov Ballet production of GISELLE, is a solo inserted by Vaganova for her 1932 staging of the ballet. The variation comes from Lev Ivanov's 1890 one-act ballet CUPID'S PRANK, also known as Les Espiègles de l'Amour. Score by Alexander Friedman with additional material taken from the works of Pugni. 1890.

[patballerina]

@mayaplezikaya it is from Giselle, but it is used only by some companies, the others will replace it with some other music for the other version of Giselle Peasant Pas Variation.