ballet imperial造句

• He first worked with Balanchine in 1941 in the Broadway production of " Ballet Imperial ."
• But Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial " saw Ms . McKerrow unduly subdued with an elegant Chapman.
• In George Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial,"
• Is anyone so prosaic as to think " Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No . 2 " is more appealing than " Ballet Imperial "?
• For this organization, which disbanded shortly the tour, Miss Caccialanza was cast as the Second Ballerina in the premiere of Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial ."
• "Concerto Barocco " and Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial, " both created for American Ballet Caravan in 1941, paved the way for the City Ballet's pure-dance esthetic.
• Paloma Herrera and Susan Jaffe whirled away in two pas de deux derived from Marius Petipa's ballets, as did Julie Kent in the coda of " Ballet Imperial,"
• By contrast, Ballet Theater's overly reverential staging of " Ballet Imperial " in 1988 looked as if it were being danced in 1941, the year of its creation.
• Unauthorized versions of Balanchine ballets were also staged then in Soviet companies, and Malakhov danced " Theme and Variations, " which he likes less than " Ballet Imperial ."
• His dance designs included productions of " Swan Lake " for the Royal Ballet and the London Festival Ballet and George Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial " for the Royal.
• The opening Allegro brillante ( never to be forgotten by anyone who has seen Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial " ), marked at 138 beats per minute, loafs at 70 or less : precisely half-tempo.
• Shortly before " Ballet Imperial " was to open, Balanchine informed Tallchief that she would be second lead behind Moylan . " I nearly fainted ", she recalled . " I couldn't get over it.
• At Bennington, she came to the attention of Balanchine, who featured her in his " Ballet Imperial, " and in two shows he presented on Broadway : " Rosalinda " and " Song of Norway ."
• Rastrelli's palette of gold, celestial blue and white, and the repeating bays of his facades will put some viewers in mind of Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial, " with its star ballerina, soloists and precisely drilled corps.
• The success of this program lay in its real theme, which is the tribute to the classical idiom that Balanchine consciously paid in " Ballet Imperial " and which is embodied in the evening as a whole.
• Like " Apollo, " the season's other Balanchine ballets _ " Ballet Imperial " and " Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux " _ were danced with a more romantic edge than is found nowadays in Balanchine's own New York City Ballet.
• Thus his " Ballet Imperial " of 1941 has since 1973 been known as " Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No . 2 " and " Le Palais de Cristal, " created in 1947, became " Symphony in C " a year later.
• Virtually all new ballets were suddenly named after their musical titles and older ones like Balanchine's " Ballet Imperial " were stripped down to plain costumes and retitled after a score ( " Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No . 2 " ).
• The corps, led by Ms . Kent, Jeremy Collins and Christina Fagundes, was on brilliant display in " Ballet Imperial " and the waltz of the swans from " Swan Lake " that ushered in Ms . Makarova, escorted by Victor Barbee.
• The company outdid itself, though, in " Ballet Imperial " in a full-bodied yet delicate performance that captured the sweeping musicality and the allusions to tradition in this homage by George Balanchine to his roots in the imperial ballet of St . Petersburg.