Schedule for EASTER GALA CONCERT - best dances from different Ballets, performed by the Hermitage Ballet Stars 2022


Orchestra: St. Petersburg State Governor's Symphony orchestra

1 Part.

1. Plug-Pas-de-deux from the ballet "Flames of Paris"

Music: BV Asafiev

Choreography: VI Vainonen

Anastasia Demyanova, Igor Kontarev

2. Adagio from one act ballet "Swan Lake"

Music: PI Tchaikovsky

Choreography: Marius Petipa and L.Ivanov

Winner of international competitions Daria Elmakova, Artem Pykhachov

3. "Gopak" from the ballet "Taras Bulba,"

Music: VP Soloviev-Gray

Choreography: RV Zakharov

Andrew Hudyma

4. "Love"

Music: YM Zaritsky

Choreography: LV Jacobson

Daria Belov, Aydar Ishmukhametov

5. Pas-de-deux from the ballet "Sleeping Beauty"

Music: PI Tchaikovsky

Choreography: M.I.Petipa

Alla Bocharov Alexander Abaturov

2 Part.

1. "Sextet"

Music: Mozart

Choreography by Leonid Yakobson.

Anastasia Tkachenko, Jan Chernoritskaya, Olga Mikhailova, Sergei Davydov, Andrew Hudyma, Igor Kontarev.

2. Pas-de-deux from Act 3 of the ballet "The Nutcracker"

Music: PI Tchaikovsky

Choreography: VI Vainonen

Alla Bocharov Alexander Abaturov

4-ka gentlemen: Vadim Smorodin Viktor Kuznetsov, Igor barley, Tasman Devids

3. "gossips"

Music: S. Haran

Choreography: LV Jacobson

Catherine Deryagina, Daria Belov, Elena Ustinov, Angelina Grigoriev, Natalia Inyushkina.

4. Adagio from the ballet "Spartacus"

Music: Khachaturian

Choreography: LV Jacobson

Anna Ignatiev, Sergei Davydov.

5. Pas-de-deux from Act 2 ballet "Swan Lake"

Music: PI Tchaikovsky

Choreography: Marius Petipa and L.Ivanov

Winner of international competitions Daria Elmakova, Artem Pykhachov

Leonid Jacobson - the greatest choreographer of the XX century, bright choreographer-improviser. With inexhaustible creative imagination and originality plastic thinking, he was an outstanding master of miniatures. In his work, this genre has reached the highest level, moving from the lowly rank of concert rooms in a number of finished artwork.

The evening will be accompanied by a symphony orchestra.