Oimo festival- Cholpon Ata
Cholpon Ata
Tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake is one of the most striking phenomena in musical culture, a global symbol of Russian ballet. This masterpiece, created by the great composer at the end of the 19th century, continues its triumphal march around the world in the 21st century, as before, captivating everyone with its lyrical beauty and the triumph of the ideas of goodness and humanism.
The plot is based on an old German legend about the beautiful princess Odette, turned into a swan by the curse of the evil sorcerer Rothbart.
The premiere of "Swan Lake" took place at the Bolshoi Theatre in 1877, and eighteen years later the choreographers Lev Ivanov and Marius Petipa created a new version of the production, which became a classic. It was then that the world-famous "dance of the little swans," the fluttering white tutus of the second "white act," and the devilish 32 fouettés of the Black Swan first appeared. This phenomenal number of fouettés - quick strokes and turns on one foot - was first performed by Pierina Legnani at the Mariinsky Theater, and they have since become a must-have skill for any aspiring principal role dancer.
At various times the role of Odette, Queen of the Swans, has been performed by ballet legends Galina Ulanova, Marina Semyonova, Maya Plisetskaya, Raisa Struchkova and Natalia Bessmertnova.
Ballet in four acts. Production 2016
Libretto - V. Begichev, V. Geltzer
Choreography - L. Ivanova, M. Petipa, M. Messerer
Set Designer - M. Sydykbaev, People's Artist of the KR, prize-winner of international awards
Costume Designer - Honoured Cultural Worker of the KR KR: Omurov, I. Yarovenko
The duration of the performance is 3 hours.
Ticket price- 300- 1000som
Tel: +996 (312) 66-18-41, +996 (555) 93-06-66 box-office, +996 (312) 66-16-28, +996 (550) 83-85-12 for collective applications.
Cholpon Ata
Issyk-Kul region, Ton district, Kekilik beach
Naryn region Naryn State Reserve, Nursery "Bugu Maral"
The Kyrgyz State Opera and Ballet Theater
The Kyrgyz Opera And Ballet Theater
Sport Palace named after Kozhomkul
Bishkek, area near the movie theater “Ala-Too”
The Kyrgyz State Opera and Ballet Theater