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"Sleeping Beauty" reconstruction 17/17 The Mariinsky Ballet; Obraztsova/Korsakov

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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2009

Sergei Vikharev's controversial reconstruction of Marius Petipa & Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's original 1890 production of "The Sleeping Beauty" for the Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet.

**see clip 1 for notes on the production


**Cast -
--Princess Aurora - Eugenia Obraztsova
--Prince Désiré -Anton Korsakov
--The Lilac Fairy - Anastasia Kolegova


**Résumé of pieces for this clip -
--Coda générale
--Apothéose -Apollon en costume de Louis XIV, éclairé par le soleil entouré des fées

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  • Thank you very much for this ballet!! i love this reconstruction!

    do you know the year?

  • 2008

  • LOVE the old school apotheosis all the classic ballets had. Always wondered what Nutcracker's must ahve looked like what with the tableax of bees

  • have you ever seen photos of Petipa's final revival of "Pharoah's Daughter" in 1898? Now THAT was an apotheosis.....perhaps some of the most masterful decor I have ever seen in any of the old ballets. The dance of the hunstresses was danced in a massive jungle set.

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  • glorious!  a joy to watch...thank you again for sharing with all of us ballet lovers!

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  • That's a wonderful reconstruction.

  • Thanks for posting this. Do you know where I buy a copy of this? I've searched on amazon and couldn't find it.

  • Very gorgeous ending!

    Thank you for sharing!

  • Thank's!!

  • No! I've never seen any photos of Daugher that show off the mise en scen or set--would love to.

    One question about the reconstruction Act III set--how come the Kirov/Sergeyev version used in the back a *real* fountain but the reconstruction uses a painted one it seems? I alays assumed the orgiinal 1890 production used real fountains as well (at least in the DVDof the Act 3 done for the New Year's Eve gala it's clearly a painted fountain)

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