PROKOFIEV,S.: The Stone Flower - Kamenný kvet (DVD)

Poskytnuté ukázky nedosahují kvality originálních nahrávek

Music by Sergei Prokofiev

Director: Valery Gorbatsevich

Choreography: Yuri Grigorovich

1979

1. Prologue (4:39)

The Mistress of the Copper Mountain: Danila and his work

 Act I

2. Scene 1 (6:56)

Danila in search of the flower • Scene and Duet of Katerina and Danila

3. Scene 2 (part I) (11:54)

Round Dance • Katerina bids farewell to her friends • The Girls’ Dance • Danila’s Dance • The unmarried men’s dance • Severyan’s Dance • Altercation over the malachite vase

4. Scene 2 (part II) (4:33)

Scene of Katerina and Danila • Danila’s Meditation

5. Scene 3 (3:25)

Danila enticed away by the Mistress of the Mountain: Duet of the Mistress and Danila

6. Scene 4 (15:19)

The Mistress shows Danila the treasures of the earth: Scene and Waltz of the Diamonds • Dance of the Russian precious stones • Waltz • Danila’s Monologue and the Mistress’ Reply • The Mistress shows Danila the stone flower

 Act II

7. Scene 1 (8:03)

Scene and Katerina’s Dance (Thinking of Danila) • Severyan’s Arrival • “Where are you, sweet Danila?”

8. Scene 2 (28:04)

Ural Rhapsody • Russian Dance • Gypsy Dance • Severyan’s Dance • Solo of the Gypsy Girl and Coda • Katerina’s Appearance and Severyan’s Rage • The Appearance of the Mistress and Scene of Severyan transfixed to the earth • Severyan follows the Mistress • Severyan dies

 Act III

9. Scene 1 (5:43)

Katerina sits by the fire and yearns for Danila • Scene and Dance of Katerina and the skipping of the Fire Spirit • Katerina follows the Fire Spirit

10. Scene 2 (22:17)

Scene of Danila and Duet with the Mistress • Danila tries to escape and is turned to stone • The Fire Spirit leads Katerina to Danila • Dialogue of Katerina and the Mistress • The Joy of the Reunion of Katerina and Danila • The Mistress presents gifts to Katerina and Danila

 Produced by: Literature and Drama Department of Gosteleradio, 1979

 Bonus:

Pas de deux from ANYUTA (5:22)

Music by Valery Gavrilin

Choreography by Vladimir Vasiliev

Danced by Ekaterina Maximova & Marat Daukayev