The classical ballet Repertoire is a perfect and undistorted sample of choreographic masterpieces created by Paul Taglioni, August Bournonville, Jules Perrot and Jean Coralli, Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, Michael Fokin, Alexander Gorsky , Vakhtang Chabukiani, Agrippina Vaganova, Vicotr Gsovsky, Vasili Vainonen and other outstanding choreographers, where the main thing is choreography drawing, high-quality performance of each ballet movement, comprehension of nuances and details of performance, understanding of aesthetics, penetration into stylistic features, musicality and artistry.
I am in love with the choreography of the old masters, esp. Marius Petipa and his followers. I perceive the continuity of generations in it and see its natural evolution. How it is important to have a deep understanding and appreciation of the classical ballet tradition. This includes a knowledge of the history and development of ballet, as well as an understanding of the different technical and stylistic elements that make up the classical ballet vocabulary. This foundation will allow to create works that are both faithful to the tradition while also pushing it forward in new and exciting ways.
Repertoire:
Variations, Pas de Deux, Pas de Trois and other
THE GISELLE
Composer: Adolphe Adam; Ludwig Minkus (Var. Gisielle, 1 act)
Choreography: Jules Perrot, Jean Coralli (Paris, 1841), Marius Petipa (S-P, 1884)
THE FLOWER FESTIVAL OF GENZANO
Composer: Edvard Helsted; Choreography: August Bournonville (Copenhagen, 1858),
Harald Lander (London, 1949), Peter Gusev-Ludija Tuntina-George Konishchev (S-P, 1978)
Pas de Deux
LA SYLPHIDE
Composer: Herman Severin Løvenskjold; Choreography: August Bournonville (Copenhagen, 1836), Elsa-Marianna von Rosen (S-P, 1981)
LA FILLE MAL GARDE
Composer: Peter Ludwig Hertel, Riccardo Drigo, Johann Armsheimer
Choreography: Marius Petipa-Lev Ivanov (S-P, 1885), Alexander Gorsky (Moscow, 1903), Feodor Lopukhov (S-P, 1944)
HARLEQUINADE
Composer: Riccardo Drigo; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1900), Fedor Lopukhov (S-P, 1933), Peter Gusev (S-P, 1975)
LE CORSAIRE
Composer: Adolf Adan, Caesar Pugni, Leo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo, Peter Oldenburg; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1863), Peter Gusev (S-P, 1987), Vakhtang Chabukiani (ind. dances)
LA BAYADERE
Composer: Ludwig Minkus;
Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1877), Vladimir Ponomarev (S-P, 1941, 1948), Vakhtang Chabukiani (ind.dances), Konstantin Sergeev (ind. dances), Nikolai Zubkovsky (Golden Idol)
THE PAQUITA GRAND PAS
Composer: Ludwig Minkus; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P,1881), Agrippina Vaganova (S-P, 1925), Konstantin Boyarsky (S-P, 1957), Yury Burlaka (S-P, 2017)
Grand Pas, Variations 1-9
THE NUTCRACKER
Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky; Choreography: Lev Ivanov (S-P, 1892), Vasili Vainonen (S-P, 1934), George Balanchine (NY, 1954), Rudolf Nureyev (Paris, 1985)
Grand Pas de Deux, Variations, Waltz of Flowers, Snowflakes and other
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1890), Feodor Lopukhov (S-P, 1922), Konstantin Sergeyev (S-P, 1952, 1989), Sergey Vikharev (S-P, 1999)
THE SWAN LAKE
Composer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky; Choreography: Lev Ivanov-Marius Petipa (S-P, 1895), Konstantin Sergeyev (S-P, 1950)
THE RAYMONDA
Composer: Alexander Glazunov; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1898), Konstantin Sergeyev (S-P, 1948), Feodor Lopukhov (Pizzicatto variation)
THE TALISMAN
Composer: Riccardo Drigo; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P,1889), Vladimir Ponomarev-Alexander Shiryaev (S-P, 1926)
Pas de deux of Niriti and Vayou, the Wing God
THE DON QUIXOTE
Composer: Ludwig Minkus; Choreography: Marius Petipa (Moscow, 1869 and S-P, 1871), Alexander Gorsky (S-P, 1902), Vladimir Ponomarev-Leonid Lavrovsky (S-P, 1941), Nina Anisimova (Gypsy and Oriental dance), Fyodor Lopukhov (Fandango)
THE FLAMES OF PARIS
Composer: Boris Asafiev; Choreography: Vasili Vainonen (S-P, 1932), Alexey Ratmansky (Moscow, 2008), Michael Messerer (S-P, 2013)
LES GRAND PAS CLASSIQUE
Composer: Daniel-Francois Auber; Choreography: Victor Gsovsky
First given at the Théâtre des Champs Elysées on the 12th november 1949 with Yvette Chauviré and Wladimir Skouratoff
THE LAURENCIA
Composer: Alexander Krain; Choreography: Vakhtang Chabukiani (S-P, 1939)
LA ESMERALDA
Composer: Cesare Pugni; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1886), Agrippina Vaganova (S-P, 1935)
THE SATANELLA
Composer: Cesare Pugni; Choreography: Marius Petipa (S-P, 1848, 1866), Evgeny Kocharov (S-P, 1976)
Pas de Deux
THE CHOPINIAN
Composer: Frederic Chopin; Choreography: Mikhail Fokin (S-P, 1908), Agrippina Vaganova (S-P, 1931)
THE AWAKENING FLORA
Composer: Riccardo Drigo; Choreography: Marius Petipa-Lev Ivanov (S-P, 1894), Sergey Vikharev (S-P, 1894)
THE FAIRY DOLL
Composer: Josef Bayer, other authors; Choreography: Nikolai and Sergei Legat (S-P, 1903), Vladimir Ponomarev (S-P, 1932), Konstantin Sergeev (S-P, 1998), Nikolay Tsiskaridze (S-P, 2016)
WALPURGIS NIGHT variation
Composer: Charles Gounod; Choreography: Leonid Lavrovsky (Moscow, 1949)
Competitions
I have a good experience in preparing my students for participation in contests. One of the important missions of ballet competitions is to enable everyone who is engaged in ballet to meet, communicate, learn, and be inspired in the atmosphere of like-minded people. The competition perfectly shapes the character, stimulates the creative process, develops the individuality. For the participant of the competition, this is an in-depth work on the repertoire and additional work on oneself. The competition really gives fame and immediately! Each my student is prepared in accordance with their individual plan, the task of which is to expand technical and artistic potential and enhance the stage skills and capabilities.
www.prixdelausanne.org
www.worldballetcompetition.com
www.usaibc.com
www.yagp.org
www.tanzolymp.com
www.moscowballetcompetition.com
www.vkibc.org
www.varna-ibc.org
www.bariballetcompetition.com
www.concorsointernazionaledanza.it