Swan Lake. SB. 2004.

Watch Swan Lake Here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSyTbcss2II

Tchaikovsky`s fantastically gorgeous ballet SWAN LAKE conjures up a feeling of warmth and joy.
A pinnacle of classical dance, the ballet is performed here at Milan`s world-famous Teatro della Scala in 2004.
Starring two of the most lauded ballet dancers on the globe, Svetlana Zakharove and Roberto Bolle,
the performance was choreographed by Russians Lev Ivanov and Vladimir Bourmeister.

Odette / Odile – Svetlana Zakharova
Prince Siegfried – Roberto Bolle
Jester – Antonino Sutera
Rothbart – Gianni Ghisleni
Princess – Sabrina Brazzo
Queen – Flavia Vallone

Milan La Scala Ballet
James Tuggle, conductor

Vladimir Burmeister and Lev Ivanov, choreographer
Florence Clerc and Frédéric Olivieri, stage director
Roberta Guidi di Bagno, set and costume designer
Gianni Mantovanini, lighting designer

Recorded live from the Teatro degli Arcimboldi, Milan, 2004.

Raymonda. SB. 2011.

Watch Raymonda Here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX3yYwZc8XM

Enjoy :-)

Giselle. SB. 2005.

Watch Giselle Here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPEB3wWM0YU

Adolphe Adam's two-act ballet is captured live at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan during an April, 2005 performance featuring
Svetlana Zakharova in the title role. David Coleman conducts the Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala and
the Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala in a Roberto Bolle, Vittorio D'Amato, and Marta Romagna co-star, and Yvette Chauviré choreographs.

A Midsummer's Nights Dream. SB.2007.

Watch The Performance Here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxIE6dgyFpM

Titania (Alessandra Ferri), Oberon (Roberto Bolle), Puck (Riccardo Massimi) and
company find romance and adventure during one wild midsummer night in this sumptuous ballet staging of
the Shakespeare classic, featuring music by Felix Mendelssohn and original choreography by George Balanchine.
Israeli conductor Nir Kabaretti presides over the Corps de Ballet of the Teatro alla Scala in this glorious production.

Excelsior.Scala Ballet. 2002.

Watch Excelsior Here:

http://youtu.be/BtJbB_HlW4w

One of the more unusual stage works of the 19th century, Excelsior tells of great scientific
breakthroughs such as the steam engine, the Suez canal and the telegraph.
Despite its seemingly dreary subject matter it was a huge success when first performed in 1881,
and enjoyed a run of 103 performances during that year alone.

This production from 2002 at the Teatro alla Scala brings a riot of colour to Manzotti's work.
With 100 dancers on stage at a time, references to the golden MGM film era and Busby Berkeley-style dancing,
it is guaranteed to intrigue and charm!

Recorded live from the Teatro degli Arcimboldi, Milan, 2002.

Light – Marta Romagna
Obscurantism – Riccardo Massimi
Civilisation – Isabel Seabra
Slave – Roberto Bolle
Thunderbolt – Raffaella Benaglia
Indian – Elisabetta Armiato