Anna Karenina : a ballet by John Neumeier /
Anna Karenina : a ballet by John Neumeier /
A coproduction of Hamburg Ballet, Hamburg State Opera, Telmondis and NHK in association with medici.tv and Mezzo with the support of Centre National de la Cinématographie et de l'image animée ; film director: Myriam Hoyer
- 2 videodiscs (225 min) : so, color ; 12 cm + 1 llibret (33 pàgines)
- 023827
El DVD 2 inclou un extra que porta per títol: Anna Karenina - a lecture demostration
Música: Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Alfred Schnittke,Cat Steven / Yusuf Islam ; Coreografia, escenografia, vestuari, il·luminació: Hamburg Ballet John Neumeier ; vídeo i disseny gràfic: Kiran West ; assistent escenografia: Heinrich Tröger ; Hamburg State Philharmonic Orchestra; director musical: Nathan Brock Música: Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Alfred Schnittke,Cat Steven / Yusuf Islam ; Coreografia, escenografia, vestuari, il·luminació: Hamburg Ballet John Neumeier ; vídeo i disseny gràfic: Kiran West ; assistent escenografia: Heinrich Tröger ; Hamburg State Philharmonic Orchestra; director musical: Nathan Brock
Anna Laudere (Anna Karenina), Edvin Revazov (Alexei Vronsky), Aleix Martínez (Levin), Emilie Mazon (Kitty), Carsten Jung (Alexei Karenin)
Enregistrat al Hamburg State Opera, 2022
"Thomas Mann once named Leo Tolstoy's " Anna Karenina" the greatest social novel of world literature. "When reading the novel, John Neumeier was deeply fascinated by Tolstoy's work: not only by the main characters and the plot, but also by the extraordinary variety of thematic connections. It is a story of three families. John Neumeier states: "Tolstoy himself wrote and published "Anna Karenina" as a serial story over a number of years. The feeling in the novel of a developing contemporary narrative-similar to a television series of today- is underlined by the fact that the novel does not end with the death of the title character. My challenge was therefore to give true life and relevance to the sotry by selecting key emotional situations and essential characters to fit within the framework of an evening-long ballet" -- Contenidor
814337016418
763108 Major
Tolstoj, Lev Nikolajevic, 1828-1910 --Adaptacions per a la dansa
Dansa contemporània--Coreografies
Dansa filmada
793.5(086.8)
El DVD 2 inclou un extra que porta per títol: Anna Karenina - a lecture demostration
Música: Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Alfred Schnittke,Cat Steven / Yusuf Islam ; Coreografia, escenografia, vestuari, il·luminació: Hamburg Ballet John Neumeier ; vídeo i disseny gràfic: Kiran West ; assistent escenografia: Heinrich Tröger ; Hamburg State Philharmonic Orchestra; director musical: Nathan Brock Música: Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Alfred Schnittke,Cat Steven / Yusuf Islam ; Coreografia, escenografia, vestuari, il·luminació: Hamburg Ballet John Neumeier ; vídeo i disseny gràfic: Kiran West ; assistent escenografia: Heinrich Tröger ; Hamburg State Philharmonic Orchestra; director musical: Nathan Brock
Anna Laudere (Anna Karenina), Edvin Revazov (Alexei Vronsky), Aleix Martínez (Levin), Emilie Mazon (Kitty), Carsten Jung (Alexei Karenin)
Enregistrat al Hamburg State Opera, 2022
"Thomas Mann once named Leo Tolstoy's " Anna Karenina" the greatest social novel of world literature. "When reading the novel, John Neumeier was deeply fascinated by Tolstoy's work: not only by the main characters and the plot, but also by the extraordinary variety of thematic connections. It is a story of three families. John Neumeier states: "Tolstoy himself wrote and published "Anna Karenina" as a serial story over a number of years. The feeling in the novel of a developing contemporary narrative-similar to a television series of today- is underlined by the fact that the novel does not end with the death of the title character. My challenge was therefore to give true life and relevance to the sotry by selecting key emotional situations and essential characters to fit within the framework of an evening-long ballet" -- Contenidor
814337016418
763108 Major
Tolstoj, Lev Nikolajevic, 1828-1910 --Adaptacions per a la dansa
Dansa contemporània--Coreografies
Dansa filmada
793.5(086.8)