Marius Petipa
See also: Petipa
Michel-Victor Marius - Alphonse Petipa , born with Marseilles the March 11th 1818 and died in Gurzuf in the Crimea the July 14th 1910, is a Ballet master Danseur, and Chorégraphe French.
Biography
Wire of the Master of Ballet Jean-Antoine Petipa and of the mongrel actress Victorine Grasseau, Marius takes his first steps on the scene of the Théâtre of the Currency at the five years age, in the ballet of Pierre Gardel Psyché and the Love . Leaving Brussels in 1835, it dances with Bordeaux, then choreography its first works with Nantes, in 1838 and 1839. After a triumphal round in North America, Marius Petipa returns to Bordeaux, then he works with Madrid of 1843 to 1846. Taken the following year like first dancer with the imperial ballet of Saint-Pétersbourg, it becomes there ballet master in title in 1869, until its retirement in 1904. He also teaches at the school of dance, which he directs from 1855 to 1887.Good dancer, he is however better choreographer and sign an about sixty ballets, of which several will make date in the history of the dance. Beside many resumptions of works of the repertory ( the badly kept Girl , the Sylphid , Paquita , Coppélia or Gisele ), it creates ballets which will enter the traditional repertory of the great institutions: Sleeping Beauty (1890), Nut-cracker (1892) or the Lake of the swans (1895) with Tchaïkovski, the Corsair (1858) and Faust (1867) with Cesare Pugni, and especially Don Quichotte (1869) and Bayadère (1877) with Leon Minkus. Developing the art of the romantic intrigue, it conceives ballets into three or four acts, which occupy one evening whole and are not only any more of the entertainments between two plays. It alternates the Pantomime and the great ballet around a many distribution, where the corps de ballet and the observers emphasize brilliant soloists. It fixes the course of the “steps of two” (proverb, variations male and female, coded) and, if it pays more attention to PRIMA ballerina , it obliges the two partners with a work unites very precise and impresses virtuosity.
Being inspired sometimes by old the ballets of action, sometimes of scenes in traditional matter (Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian, etc), it will have known to give to the romantic Ballet all its width and its strength, so much so that its work constitutes still today the base of the repertory of the large traditional companies and that many variations extracted from its ballets are always with the program of big competitions of dance.
Works
Nantes
- 1838 : Right of the lord
- 1838: the Small Gipsy
- 1838: the Wedding in Nantes
Bordeaux
- 1840 : Pretty Of Bordeaux the
- 1841: the Intrigue in love
- 1842: the Vintage
- 1844: the Language of the flowers
Madrid
- 1845 : Carmen and her bullfighter
- 1845: the Pearl of Seville
- 1845: the Adventure of a girl of Madrid
- 1845: Departure for the race of the bulls
- 1846: the Fleur of Grenade
- 1846: Forfasella ó hija LED infierno
- 1847: Alba-Flor the pesarosa
Saint-Pétersbourg
- 1847 : Catarina or the Girl of the gangster (according to Perrot)
- 1847: Paquita (according to Mazilier)
- 1848: Satanella (according to Devil in love with Mazilier)
- 1849: Lida or Dairy Switzerland
- 1855: the Star of Grenade
- 1857: the Rose, the Violet and the Butterfly
- 1858: a marriage under Regency
- 1858: the Corsair (according to Mazilier and Perrot)
- 1859: the Market of Paris
- 1859: the Sleepwalker (according to Aumer)
- 1859: the Carnival of Venice
- 1860: the blue Dahlia
- 1861: Terpsichore
- 1862 : the Girl of the Pharaon
- 1863: the Beauty of Lebanon
- 1865: the Dancer travels from there
- 1866: Titania
- 1866 : Florida
- 1867 : Faust
- 1868 : the Love benefactor
- 1868: the Slave
- 1868: the King Candaule
- 1869: Don Quichotte
- 1870: Trilby
- 1871 : the Two Stars
- 1872: the Camargo
- 1874: the Butterfly
- 1874: the Naïade and the Fisherman (according to Perrot)
- 1875: the Brigands
- 1876: Adventures of Shovelful and Thétis
- 1876: the one night Dream of summer
- 1877: Bayadère
- 1878: Roxana, the beauty of Montenegro
- 1878: ARIANE
- 1879: the Girl of snows
- 1879: Frisac or the Double Wedding
- 1879: Mlada
- 1880 : the Girl of the Danube
- 1881: Paquita (new version)
- 1881: Zoraïa or the Moor in Spain
- 1881: Markitantka (according to Saint-Leon)
- 1882: Daisy (according to Saint-Leon)
- 1883: Night and day
- 1883: Pygmalion
- 1884 : Coppélia (according to Saint-Leon)
- 1884: Gisele (according to Coralli and Perrot)
- 1885: the capricious Woman (according to Devil with four of Mazilier)
- 1885: the useless Precaution (according to the badly kept Girl of Dauberval)
- 1886: the Order of the king
- 1886: Offerings of the love
- 1886: magic Pills
- 1886: Esmeralda (according to Perrot)
- 1887: Fiametta (according to Saint-Leon)
- 1887: the Tulip of Haarlem
- 1888: the Vestal
- 1889: the Talisman
- 1889: Whims of the butterfly
- 1890: Sleeping Beauty
- 1890: Water lily
- 1891: Kalkabrino
- 1891 : a fairy tale
- 1892: the Sylphid (according to Coralli and Perrot)
- 1892: Nut-cracker
- 1893: Cinderella
- 1894: the Alarm clock of Flora
- 1895: the Lake of the swans
- 1896: Halt of cavalry
- 1896: the Pearl
- 1896: Bore-Blue
- 1897: Thétis and Pélée (new version of the Adventures of Shovelful and Thétis )
- 1898: Raymonda
- 1899 : the Corsair (new version)
- 1900: the Seasons
- 1900: Tests of Damis or Tricks of love
- 1900: the Million Harlequin
- 1902: the Heart of the marchioness
- 1903: the magic Mirror
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