Organization

Choreographer

Maxim Petrov

Instrumentalist

Алексей Гориболь

Piano

Lighting designer

Konstantin Binkin

Set designer

Maria Tregubova

Tatiana Vyushinskaya

Costume designer

Melanie Frost

Maxim Sevagin

Andrey Kaidanovsky

Singer

Tenor

Evgeny Kryukov

Vyacheslav Samodurov

Conductor

Chorus master

Elvira Gaifullina

Vera Pozolotina

Ural Opera Ballet

Others

Ural Opera Chorus

L.A.D.

Ekaterinburg

Russia

Ekaterinburg Opera

Public

Three quiet pieces

Unmistakable mistake

A Celebration of the Departed

Gift

Approved

L.A.D. is an anniversary dedication to composer Leonid Desyatnikov. He is commonly called a "popular classical composer," and his music is referred to as postmodernism. These and similar definitions are not quite accurate, and to evaluate Desyatnikov's works, you need to hear them.

Four choreographers staged new ballets to music not intended for the stage. Maxim Petrov is a dancer and choreographer of the Mariinsky Theatre, winner of the "Golden Mask" in 2021. Andrei Kaidanovsky lives in Austria, in recent years he has released several high-profile premieres in Moscow. Maxim Sevagin is the artistic director of the MAMT ballet troupe. Vyacheslav Samodurov is the head of Ural Ballet.

The musical director of the production is Alexei Goribol, pianist and producer, permanent performer of Desyatnikov's music. In Samara, Alexei Goribol performed at the festival "Shostakovich of the twentieth century" in 2021: he and young stars of Russian opera performed rare chamber vocal works by Dmitry Shostakovich and the first notebook of "Jewish Songs" by Mieczyslav Weinberg. The choir of the Shostakovich Opera Ballet Theater will take part in the performance.

English

L.A.D. by Desyatnikov, Fra (2023/2024), Dirigent Алексей Гориболь, Ekaterinburg Opera, Ekaterinburg, Russia

Forestilling krediteringer (Medvirkende & Produktionshold )

Instrumentering

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Ensemble

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Program, Information & Oversigt

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Forestillingsdatoer og spillesteder

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