Name: Paquita (free transcription by Yury Krasavin)
Start: 2023-12-06T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-05-03T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Ekaterinburg Opera

Organization

Conductor

Fedor Lednev

Choreography by

Marius Petipa

Dramaturge

Sergei Vikharev

Pavel Gershenzon

Choreographer

Vyacheslav Samodurov

Set designer

Alyona Pikalova

Costume designer

Elena Zaitseva

Lighting designer

Alexander Naumov

Ural Opera Ballet

Orchestra

Ural Opera Ballet Orchestra

Others

Pavel Klinichev

Paquita (free transcription by Yury Krasavin)

Ekaterinburg

Russia

Ekaterinburg Opera

Paquita (free transcription by Yury Krasavin) Deldevez | Minkus | Krasavin

Public

Approved

Трейлер спектакля «Пахита»

Paquita (free transcription by Yury Krasavin) Krasavin ,Minkus ,Deldevez

PAQUITA
libretto by Paul Fouché and Joseph Mazilier (1846)
Music by Édouard-Marie-Ernest Deldevez (1846) and Ludwig Minkus (1881)
recomposed by Yuri Krasavin (2018)
Сonductor: Fyodor Lednyov
Сhoreography by Marius Petipa (1881)
Revival by Sergei Vikharev and Vyacheslav Samodurov (2018)
Set designer: Alyona Pikalova
Сostumes: Elena Zaytseva
Light: Alexander Naumov
Conception and coordination: Pavel Gershenzon

This ballet was Petipa’s Russian debut as a dancer and a choreographer 170 years ago. Of
its three acts only the last scene, the famous Grand Pas, remained a repertoire piece.
The Ekaterinburg production will use the original libretto of Paquita, and choreography
will be reconstructed after the notations kept in the Harvard Theatre Collection. However,
the choreographers Sergei Vikharev and Vyacheslav Samodurov and the curator Pavel
Gershenzon will place the 1881 choreography within a new staging: a collision of an old-
time libretto is reconsidered from the point of view of the 20th century cultural experience.
The arrangement of the original score by Deldevez and Minkus was commissioned from
the famous Russian composer Yuri Krasavin.

PAQUITA. Pas de manteaux

The ballet marked Petipa’s debut as a dancer and a choreographer in St. Petersburg. But only the last scene of the original three act ballet, the famous Grand pas classique, representing the dances at the wedding of the main characters, remained in the repertoire of ballet companies. Until recently it was part of the Ural Ballet repertoire as well. Nowadays the theatre has returned to the original three act version.

The new production uses the original libretto of Paquita, with a French officer Lucien and a gipsy girl Paquita, who finds out about her noble birth in the finale. The choreography of 1881 was reconstructed according to the notations kept in the Harvard Theatre Collection. However, it has been updated: the original libretto collision was reconsidered through the eyes of today's 20th century cultural experience. The original score was rearranged by the famous St. Petersburg composer, Yuri Krasavin.

English

Frammistaða áskriftir (Leikarar & starfslið )

Áhöfn

Hljómsveit