Swan Lake Tamara Rojo For Mac

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After performances in Manchester, Liverpool and Milton Keynes the English National Ballet Company brings its current production of Swan Lake to the London Coliseum. Performances of the Tchaikovsky timeless classic by the ENB have already had rave reviews from its run with some critics even attributing it to being one of the ‘best productions of Swan Lake you are likely to see for a long time’. Image Alina Cojocaru and Ivan Vasiliev. By Arnaud Stephenson In the current run many of the principal dancers have received much praise and accolades including the pairing of Alina Cojocaru as the doomed Swan Princess and Ivan Vasiliev as Prince Siegfried. Romanian born Cojocaru, who trained at the Kiev State Choreographic Institute and Royal Ballet Upper School, joined the English National Ballet Company in 2013 after previously being with the Royal Ballet. Image Alina Cojocaru. By Arnaud Stephenson Guest artist Vasiliev trained at the Belarusian State Choreographic College and has been principal dancer with the and the American Ballet Theatre.

Swan Lake Tamara Rojo For Mac Free

Tamara Rojo, Principal dancer with The Royal Ballet and Deborah Bull, Creative Director ROH 2, discuss the role of the Black Swan, Odile and White Swan. Swan Lake: Trailer English National Ballet. Pina Bausch's Le Sacre du printemps – Francesca Velicu as The Chosen One. Tamara Rojo is the example to emulate!!! Thank you Tamara for being an inspiration for all the people around you!!!

Cojocaru will be among six ballerinas who will take on the dual role of Odette/Odile, choreographed by Derek Deane, including Tamara Rojo who is also artistic director at the ENB along with being a principal dancer. The music of, who also composed other famous ballets such as the Nutcracker and Sleeping Beauty, will be performed by the Orchestra of English National Ballet.

Was first performed at the Bolshoi Ballet in 1877 and is one of the best known ballets in the world. A tale of a prince born into a privileged world but restless as he longs for the ideal world of his dreams and pure romantic love. A mysterious pull sees the prince follow a flock of swans into the night only to find one of them miraculously turning into a beautiful woman who he immediately falls for. The prince learns that the swans have been put under a curse by Rothbart a powerful sorcerer that only allows them to be human by night while by day they are transformed to their creature forms.

Only true love in its purest form can save the Swan Princess. But the prince and the swan princess must battle the powerful and evil sorcerer to decide their fate. The English National Ballet will be performing Swan Lake at the London Coliseum 7 – 18 January 2015.