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Ballet by Pyotr Tchaikovsky in four acts with one interval
Premiere on 28 November 2002
Libretto by V. Begitchev and V. Geltser in redaction of Tiit Härm
Fragments from coreography by Lev Ivanov and Marius Petipa are used in the performance
Choreographer and Stage Director TIIT HÄRM
Music Director and Conductor ARVO VOLMER
Conductor AIVO VÄLJA
Designer ELDOR RENTER
Lighting Designer AIRI ERAS
In the roles
Approx. running time 2 h 30 min
Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" is one of the most popular ballets on the stages of all countries, keeping its position firmly in the programs of music theatres. The ballet is joined into an enjoyable piece by Tchaikovsky's ingenious music, poetic story, versatility of dance rhythms and characters. Choreographer and producer Tiit Härm has based his new version of "Swan Lake" on Lev Ivanov's original choreography that has been followed for almost a century creating a new dimension of a classical fairy tale: swan lake - this is the world of Prince's imagination, a place easy to flee to from real life to seek for happiness and love, but hard to find one's way back from.
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