Author: Alban Lendorf
Brand: Opus Arte
Edition: UK Import
Format: Anamorph
Article number: unknown
Release date: 30-10-2015
Details: Short description
One of the cornerstones of the Royal Danish Ballet, Napoli – created in 1842 by the company's most celebrated choreographer and ballet master, August Bournonville – is a timeless tale of love set in the beautiful, rustic surroundings of Naples and which centers on young fisherman Gennaro's quest to rescue his beloved Teresina, supposedly drowned at sea. For their latest production of this seminal Danish work, the Company chose to propel the action forward to the 1950s, taking inspiration from the early films of Federico Fellini in their masterly portrayal of raw, urban life. Elaborate sets and costumes by Maja Ravn and an entirely new musical score for Act II assist in the updating, while Nikolaj Hübbe and Sorella Englund's striking new choreography melds with Bournonville's classic routines, inviting 'superb' character dancing (New York Times) and providing a showcase for the company's young dancers in virtuosic solo roles – the sensational Alban Lendorf among them.
Cast
Jean-Lucien Massot (Peppo)
Fernando Mora (Giacomo)
Alexandra Lo Sardo (Teresina)
Benjamin Buza (Golfo)
Alban Lendorf (Gennaro)
Lis Jeppeson (Veronica)
Alba Nadal (Giovanina)
Mette Bodtcher (Flora)
Det Kongelige Kapel; Graham Bond
Choreographer: Nikolaj Hubbe and Sorella Englund after August Bournonville
Catalogue Number: OA1195D
Running time: 105 minutes
Sound: LPCM & DTS 5.1 (DVD) - LPCM & DTS Master Audio 5.1 (BD)
Label: Opus Arte
review
One of the most enjoyable ballet recordings that I've come across for some time. I can't envisage any ballet fan being anything but fully delighted. --Music Web, Feb'16
UPC: 809478011958
EAN: 0809478011958
Model: unknown
Languages: English
Binding: DVD
Item Condition: Used - Very Good