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Tchaikovsky and Petipa's timeless ballet - acknowledged as the most pure and demanding piece in the
classic romantic repertoire - is a stunning example of the sparkling virtuosity of Petipa's
rich dance vocabulary. Recorded at Het Muziektheater in Amsterdam with Het Nationale Ballet
(The Dutch National Ballet) in 2003, this version was created in 1981 by the English
choreographer Sir Peter Wright, whose sensitive staging closely reflects Marius Petipa's original work.
In 1989 the ballet was adapted for Het Muziektheater's larger stage. Philip Prowseís' ravishing Baroque
sets and costumes add the glamour and grandeur essential to a ballet intended for the court of the Russian Tsar.
classic romantic repertoire - is a stunning example of the sparkling virtuosity of Petipa's
rich dance vocabulary. Recorded at Het Muziektheater in Amsterdam with Het Nationale Ballet
(The Dutch National Ballet) in 2003, this version was created in 1981 by the English
choreographer Sir Peter Wright, whose sensitive staging closely reflects Marius Petipa's original work.
In 1989 the ballet was adapted for Het Muziektheater's larger stage. Philip Prowseís' ravishing Baroque
sets and costumes add the glamour and grandeur essential to a ballet intended for the court of the Russian Tsar.
Het Nationale Ballet
Choreography Marius Petipa, Sir Peter Wright
Princess Aurora: Sofiane Sylve
Prince Florimund: GaÎl Lambiotte
Producer & Stage Director: Sir Peter Wright
Stage & Costume Designer Philip Prowse
Lighting Designer Jan Hofstra
Artistic Director Het Nationale Ballet Ted Brandsen
Holland Symfonia conducted by Ermanno Florio
Choreography Marius Petipa, Sir Peter Wright
Princess Aurora: Sofiane Sylve
Prince Florimund: GaÎl Lambiotte
Producer & Stage Director: Sir Peter Wright
Stage & Costume Designer Philip Prowse
Lighting Designer Jan Hofstra
Artistic Director Het Nationale Ballet Ted Brandsen
Holland Symfonia conducted by Ermanno Florio
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