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EXCLUSIVE: L'histoire de Manon by Kenneth MacMillan, music by Massenet : Teatro alla Scala Ballet Company.
Format
Video/Projected medium
Language
English
Published/Created
[Place of publication not identified] : Rai, 20240708.
Description
1 online resource (1 video file (2 hr., 5 min., 54 sec.)) : sound, color.
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Subject(s)
Music
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Performance
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Performer
Yates, Martin
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MacMillan, Kenneth
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Georgiadis, Nicholas
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Rai
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Contains
Massenet, Jules.
L'Histoire de Manon.
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Summary note
Based on Abbé Prévost's eighteenth-century novel, L'histoire de Manon is a breathtaking ballet choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan and first performed by The Royal Ballet in 1974. MacMillan instills new life into the title protagonist (performed by the sublime Nicoletta Manni), one of the earliest literary examples of the femme fatale -a victim yet engineer of her own tragic fate, who leads herself and her young suitor Des Grieux (Reece Clarke) to a turbulent fall from grace. This whirlwind story is beautifully depicted through dance, from the opening pas de deux to extreme lifts symbolizing Manon's fatal fever, all underscored by Massenet's most well-known compositions. Watch the tale unfold in the glorious setting of Milan's legendary La Scala: a poignant exploration of passion, loss, and betrayal awaits... Photo © Marco Brescia and Rudy Amisano / Teatro alla Scala.
Time and place of event
Broadcast 20240708
Source of description
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Participant(s)/Performer(s)
Martin Yates ; Kenneth MacMillan ; Nicholas Georgiadis.
Contents
L'Histoire de Manon / Jules Massenet.
OCLC
1461919601
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