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Pacific Northwest Ballet, Giselle revisited Works & process at the Guggenheim

Title: Pacific Northwest Ballet, Giselle revisited [videorecording] : Works & process at the Guggenheim / [performance series producer, Mary Sharp Cronson].
Publication: c2011.

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Description

1 videodisc (75 min.) : sd., col.; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

Peter Boal discusses the process of recreating Giselle, an overview of the lecture, the history of the original creation of Giselle, and a synopsis of the Giselle plot. Doug Fullington discusses the Vladimir Ivanovich Stepanov notation used for creating this reconstruction of Giselle, the history of the Steponov system, and what the Giselle notation revealed along with several slides showing how this system is deciphered. Marian Smith discusses how the musical score was composed in the studio along with the choreography and mime, information from the annotations, the ratio of dancing to mime/action, and how certain parts of the score's notes relate to the libretto.

Series Statement

Works & process at the Guggenheim collection

Uniform Title

Works and process at the Guggenheim.

Subjects

Genre/Form

Filmed ballets.
Panel discussions.
Filmed performances.
Video.
Dance.

Credits (note)

Choreography, Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, and Marius Petipa ; staging, Peter Boal ; choreography reconstruction, Doug Fullington ; historical adviser, Marian Smith ; libretto, Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges and Théophile Gautier ; music, Adolphe Adam, with additional music by Friedrich Burgmüller and Ludwig Minkus.

Event (note)

Videotaped at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, as part of the Works & process performance series at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, N.Y. on Jan. 9, 2011 (3 pm).

System Details (note)

DVD.

Source (note)

Mary Sharp Cronson.

Biography (note)

Giselle will be performed by the Pacific Northwest Ballet at the Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, Seattle, Wash. from June 3-12, 2011.
Original production premiere was June 28, 1841 by the Ballet du Théâtre de l'Académie Royale de Musique (Paris), with choreography by Jean Coralli and Julies Perrot ; Petipa production premiered on Feb. 5, 1884 by the Imperial Ballet (St. Petersburg), with choreography by Marius Petipa.

Contents

Introduction (ca. 1 min.) / by Mary Sharp Cronson -- Discussion (ca. 21 min.) / by Peter Boals, Doug Fullington, Marian Smith -- Excerpts (ca. 48 min.).
Excerpts. Hilarion 1 (ca. 3 min.) / performed by James Moore -- Scène d'amour (ca. 8 min.) / performed by Seth Orza, Carla Körbes, James Moore -- Berthe's prediction (ca. 6 min.) / performed by Carrie Imler, Carla Körbes, Seth Orza -- Hilarion 2 (ca. 3 min.) / performed by James Moore -- Peasant pas de deux (entrée, first male solo, female solo) (ca. 9 min.) / performed by Carla Körbes, James Moore, Carrie Imler -- Hilarion 3 (ca. 1 min.) / performed by James Moore -- Myrtha (third variation) (ca. 4 min.) / performed by Carrie Imler -- Pas de deux from Act II (adagio, Giselle variaiton, Albrecht variation, Giselle waltz variation) (ca. 15 min.) / performed by Carla Körbes, Seth Orza, Carrie Imler.

Call Number

*MGZIDVD 5-6079

OCLC

713567774

Title

Pacific Northwest Ballet, Giselle revisited [videorecording] : Works & process at the Guggenheim / [performance series producer, Mary Sharp Cronson].

Imprint

c2011.

Country of Producing Entity

U.S.

Series

Works & process at the Guggenheim collection

Works and process at the Guggenheim.

System Details

DVD.

Credits

Choreography, Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, and Marius Petipa ; staging, Peter Boal ; choreography reconstruction, Doug Fullington ; historical adviser, Marian Smith ; libretto, Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges and Théophile Gautier ; music, Adolphe Adam, with additional music by Friedrich Burgmüller and Ludwig Minkus.

Performer

Panel: Peter Boal (stager and PNB artistic director), Doug Fullington (choreography reconstruction), Marian Smith (historical adviser).

PNB performers (in alphabetical order): Carrie Imler, principal (Berthe, peasant pas de deux, Myrtha) ; Carla Körbes, principal (Giselle) ; James Moore, soloist (Hilarion, peasant pas de deux) ; Seth Orza, principal (Loys/Albreht) ; Allan Dameron (pianist and PNB acting music director and conductor).

Event

Videotaped at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, as part of the Works & process performance series at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, N.Y. on Jan. 9, 2011 (3 pm).

Biography

Giselle will be performed by the Pacific Northwest Ballet at the Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, Seattle, Wash. from June 3-12, 2011.

Original production premiere was June 28, 1841 by the Ballet du Théâtre de l'Académie Royale de Musique (Paris), with choreography by Jean Coralli and Julies Perrot ; Petipa production premiered on Feb. 5, 1884 by the Imperial Ballet (St. Petersburg), with choreography by Marius Petipa.

Local Note

For program notes see *MGZB Works and process at the Guggenheim [programs].

Source

Gift; Mary Sharp Cronson.

Added Author

Boal, Peter. Restager

Boal, Peter. Interviewee

Fullington, Doug. Interviewee

Fullington, Doug, choreographer.

Smith, Marian, interviewee.

Imler, Carrie, dancer.

Körbes, Carla, dancer.

Moore, James (Dancer)

Orza, Seth, dancer.

Dameron, Allan. Instrumentalist

Saint-Georges, Henri, 1799-1875. Librettist

Gautier, Théophile, 1811-1872. Librettist

Adam, Adolphe, 1803-1856. Giselle. Selections.

Coralli, Eugène, 1779-1854, choreographer.

Perrot, Jules, 1810-1892, choreographer.

Petipa, Marius, 1818-1910, choreographer.

Cronson, Mary Sharp. Speaker

Cronson, Mary Sharp. Producer

Pacific Northwest Ballet.

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.

Cronson, Mary Sharp. Donor

Research Call Number

*MGZIDVD 5-6079

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