Third International Ballet Competition, Jackson, Miss

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Title

Third International Ballet Competition, Jackson, Miss

Collection

General Dance Video Archive

Names

Meja, Daniel (Dancer)
De Lavallade, Carmen, 1931- (Host)
Briansky, Oleg (Host)
Muus, Henriette (Dancer)
Kølpin, Alexander (Dancer)
Gallardo, Cristina (Dancer)
Zubiria, Alexis (Dancer)
Gafner, Frédéric (Dancer)
Block, Bart de (Dancer)
Lauwens, Kimmy (Dancer)
Gelfand, Jennifer (Dancer)
Stierle, Edward, 1968-1991 (Dancer)
Ransom, Jeremy (Dancer)
Kováts, Tibor (Dancer)
Stokes, Sian (Dancer)
Marchant, Adam (Dancer)
Matz, Oliver (Dancer)
Lubitz, Monika (Dancer)
Pisarev, Vadim (Dancer)
Ananiashvili, Nina (Dancer)
Liepa, Andris (Dancer)
Martin, Frank (Dancer)
Nebrada, Vicente (Choreographer)
Brabants, Jeanne, 1920- (Choreographer)
Smuin, Michael (Choreographer)
Schilling, Tom (Choreographer)

Date / Origin

Date Created: 1986-06-15 - 1986-06-28

Table Of Contents

Cassette 1 (43 min.): Six solos danced by Daniel Meja in the 1st and 2nd elimination rounds and in the awards gala performance: La bayadère (choreography: Marius Petipa; music: Ludwig Minkus), Coppélia (choreography: Arthur Saint-Léon; music: Léo Delibes), Mon Dieu (choreography: Michael Smuin; music: Charles Dumont), Don Quixote (choreography: Petipa; music: Minkus), Les sylphides (choreography: Mikhail Fokin; music: Chopin), and Des Knaben Wunderhorn (choreography: Frank Martin; music: Mahler). Excerpts from the awards gala performance, June 28, 1986: Curtain raiser with all competitors on stage. Flower festival at Genzano pas de deux (choreography: August Bournonville; music: E. Helsted), danced by Henriette Muus and Alexander Kølpin. Lento a tempo appassionato (choreography: Vicente Nebrada; music: Alexander Scriabin), danced by Cristina Gallardo and Alexis Zubiria. Solo from La sylphide, Act I (choreography: Petipa after Bournonville; music: Lovenskjold), danced by Frédéric Gafner. - Cassette 2 (58 min.): Arabesque (choreography: Jeanne Brabants; music: Debussy), danced by Bart de Block and Kimmy Lauwens. Don Quixote pas de deux (choreography: Petipa; music: Minkus), danced by Jennifer Gelfand and Edward Stierle. Lensky's solo from Eugene Onegin (choreography: John Cranko; music: Tchaikovsky), danced by Jeremy Ransom. Des Knaben Wunderhorn [also on cassette 1]. Solo from Flames of Paris (choreography: Vasili Vainonen; music: Boris Asafiev), danced by Tibor Kováts. Bhakti pas de deux (choreography: Maurice Béjart; music: Traditional folk), danced by Sian Stokes and Adam Marchant. Match (choreography: Tom Schilling; music: Siegfried Matthus), danced by Oliver Matz and Monika Lubitz. Solo with coda from Don Quixote (choreography: Petipa; music: Minkus), danced by Vadim Pisarev. Pas de deux from Raymonda, Act II (choreography: Yuri Grigorovich after Petipa; music: Glazounov), danced by Nina Ananiashvili and Andris Liepa. - Cassette 3 (8 min.): Conclusion of Raymonda pas de deux.

Library Location

Jerome Robbins Dance Division
Shelf locator: *MGZIDF 7929
Shelf locator: *MGZIC 9-1534 (former)

Subjects

Pas de deux
International Ballet Competition (Jackson, Miss.)

Genres

Filmed Dance
Filmed Performances

Notes

Venue: Dance excerpts from the Third International Ballet Competition, Jackson, Miss., June 15-28, 1986.
Funding: Preservation of this video was supported by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.
Performers: Masters of ceremonies: Carmen de Lavallade and Oleg Briansky.

Physical Description

Extent: 3 videocassettes (U-matic) (115 min.) : sound, color ; 3/4 in.

Languages

English

Identifiers

RLIN/OCLC: NYPY906003746-F
NYPL Catalog ID (bnumber): b12168227
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 5a4bfa70-8cdb-0135-eb31-21b51d6edf54

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Type Of Resource

Moving Image

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