Question 2: Ballet Swan Lake dance expression is what Swan Lake" such a dream world, a few hours to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and the pressure of the spirit. Pay attention to its use of dance material, expression and style is not a wow, the content and form of the dance drama to unify,
Question three: dance drama "Swan Lake" in the dance form is what? Ballet
Question 4: Swan Lake belongs to which type of dance Swan Lake (Russian: Лебединое Озеро) was originally composed by Tchaikovsky for the Imperial Opera House in Moscow during the period of 1875-1876 for the Royal Ballet of Russia, "Swan Lake" wonderful play (19 photos) Bean Ballet, premiered in the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, February 20, 1877, and then adapted by the composer to the original work. The composer adapted the original work into a concert performance of the "Swan Lake" Suite, which was published in November 1900. And the entire ballet is numbered OP.20. Swan Lake is the most famous ballet in the world and is in the repertoire of all classical ballet companies.
Question 5: Ballet Swan Lake What is it about Princess Augetta, who has been turned into a swan by the magician Rodbert, meets Prince Siegfried by the lake and confides in him her misfortunes, telling him that only faithful love can free her from the magician's rule, and the prince vows to love her forever. At the ball to choose a bride for the prince, the wizard disguises himself as a warrior and deceives the prince with his daughter, Augilia, who resembles Ojeta in appearance. Realizing that he has been deceived, the prince runs excitedly to the shore of the lake and, with the help and encouragement of Ojeta and a flock of swans, defeats the magician. The swans are restored to their human form, and Ojeta and the prince are finally united.
Question 6: What are the pictures of a few basic hand positions in ballet Swan Lake? Introduction to ballet 1. Ballet is the art of norms Any art in the world has its own laws. For example, you have to simply understand what is meant by corner kicks, offside, penalty kicks, etc. in order to generally understand the game of modern soccer. If you watch and love the game, you will gradually change from an amateur to an insider, and even become a real fan. To learn to appreciate the art of ballet, the same should be more or less understand some of the basic knowledge of ballet, see a few more performances, or listen to some more recordings, see some more videos, then you may also become a ballet fan. So what exactly are the basic characteristics of ballet? Here we can simply summarize them as open, taut, straight, standing, light, accurate, stable, beautiful eight words, these eight words can be said to be the basic skills of each ballet performer, it is necessary to master the skills, but also our appreciation of the beauty of the ballet in the external and internal must understand and understand the essentials. Open. It refers to the outward openness of the leg, which means that the leg should be turned outward from the root of the thigh to the maximum extent. This is the basic aesthetic characteristics of ballet, but also from the human body structure of people gradually studied the scientific results. The human leg turned outward can greatly increase its spatial range of motion, can make in normal circumstances simply can not do a lot of action. For example, in the case of the upper body to maintain vertical with the ground to raise the leg to the side In normal circumstances, the leg can only be lifted to 90 °, there are five basic positions of the feet in the ballet, they are on the premise of open, such as Fig. 1 ~ 2. Therefore, many ballet performers "caught" an occupational disease, walking a little bit like Chaplin, the foot flared outward, was a large Eights. Tension. It means to tense the foot, it is best to make the surface of the foot can be convex, in order to increase the beauty of the foot shape and foot expression. At the same time, the practice of tensing the foot can increase the strength and flexibility of the foot and wrist joints. For example, in the jumping action in both feet when leaving the ground should be tensed very straight, very pointed, so that the whole leg line looks very beautiful, very smooth. This is the same as the requirements for the feet of gymnasts and divers. Straight. It means that the knees of the main standing leg (the supporting leg) and the outstretched leg (the power leg) should be straight. In other words it is stretching the muscles of both legs to their maximum capacity. Take the most common dance position in ballet, the first arabesque, as an example The right supporting leg) should be turned as far outward as possible with the knee straight, and the left leg lifted to 90° behind it, also turned as far outward as possible with the knee straight, as in Fig. 3. Straightening of the knee is used primarily to achieve a stretched, long-lined, and perfect visual shape for many of the dance positions in ballet. See also the illustrations of the second, third, and fourth arabesque dance positions for the straightening referred to here, standing. It means that the body should be erect and upright and that the center of gravity of the body should be placed exactly on the center of gravity of both legs or one leg. The actor is required to tuck in the abdomen, spread the chest, and never pucker the hips or hunch the back. Incorrect body shape or center of gravity can affect the accuracy of various dance movements and techniques. Light. It means that the dance should be light and free. For example, when doing jumping movements, it is best not to hear any sound when pushing and landing. At the same time, the dance should be easy and comfortable, even if the actor is very hard and tired, but also try not to let the audience see and feel. Quasi. This refers to the specifications required to accomplish each movement and dance position accurately. For example, the movement of the arms in ballet has a strictly defined route. Even when doing difficult techniques also requires the actor's arm strictly in accordance with the prescribed route, never messed up, moving and swinging. Another example is the ballet male actors often do the air to turn around the skill, it requires the actor from the exact five jump, complete the air 720 ° turn to the body and then accurately fall to the five. This is what we often say to do action to be clean, accurate. Steady. It means that the action should be done steadily and solidly. For example, there are many rotary movements in ballet require the actor to maintain good stability when rotating, and end the rotation should be firmly stopped in a dance position. If the actor rotates to the west and west, and stops without stopping steadily, then the rotary action is not only not beautiful, but also a failure. Another example is that an actress often needs to stop for a while on a one-legged foot-clamp dance position, so if she falls off before she has stopped steadily, it will also spoil the audience's beautiful impression. Beauty. It means that the dance should be beautiful, every move, every dance styling, every process of movement should be beautiful. Ballet is the art of time and space. It is both like the art of time - music as subject to the constraints of time, but also like the art of space - sculpture that occupies a certain space. At the same time it is a visual art, there is a strong ornamental. Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that ballet is an art that demands the highest level of beauty, and it is also the most beautiful art created by mankind so far. To reach a higher level in the most beautiful art is certainly not an easy task. In this sense ballet is also a very cruel art. People generally think that dancing ...... >>
Question 7: What is the form and content of the ballet Swan Lake Ballet Swan Lake Introduction
Composer: Peter? Tchaikovsky
Act I
In the garden of a medieval castle, Prince Siegfried celebrates his coming of age with a group of young friends by feasting and dancing. Soon after, the Queen Mother arrives and decides to marry the Prince as soon as possible. After the Queen Mother leaves, the prince sees a flock of swans flying through the air, and he takes up his bow and arrow and follows the swans, chasing them to the shore of Swan Lake.
Act II
A group of white swans are clad in moonlight, floating on the lake. These are girls imprisoned by the magic of the demon Rodbalt. Princess Ojeta is among them. The pursuing prince gazes at Ojeta, mesmerized. Ojeta confided in the prince her painful fate. And told him that only faithful love could make her break the spell. The prince vowed to love her forever and to save her. At the devil's command, Ojeta and the swans are forced to float away.
Act III
A ball is held at the castle, and today it is decided to choose a bride for the prince, but he is indifferent. Suddenly, the devil Rod Barthes disguised as a warrior rushed into the castle, he brought his own daughter, Aurelia (i.e., the "Black Swan") to the ball to Aurelia's appearance with Ojeta similar to deceive the prince's love. At this time in the window appeared the image of the white swan Ojeta grief, the prince was shocked, know that the devil's pawn, so rushed to the swan lake.
Act IV
At the swan lake, the king begs Ojeta and her girlfriends for forgiveness. The swan girls forbid him to go near Ojeta. But Ojeta forgives the prince. The demon that followed him was so angry that he swung his wings and knocked the prince to the ground. Ojeta rushed to save the prince, and the swan girls came to his aid. The prince, with his new strength, rose up and pounced on the demon, defeating the demon Rodbalt in a deadly struggle. At that moment, nature changes, the swans return to their human form, and Princess Ojeta and Prince Siegfried are finally happily united.
The form is, of course, Ballet stage performance
Question 8: Which part of the dance of the dance drama Swan Lake impressed you y, what does this dance express, what do you feel In the river of life, constantly enjoy the exquisite scenery on both sides of the river, and feel the beauty of life.
Question 9: What is the famous dance in the third act of Swan Lake Four character dances ~ Black Swan Grande Pas de Deux ~ ~ ~
Question 10: The artistic value of the ballet Swan Lake Why does a ballet have such a strong charm and vitality? This classical ballet stage drama classic in the classic, how is through the times refined, in the hearts of the audience to leave an irreplaceable position? I think there are three main points. The first point is the king of beautiful melody. The music of Swan Lake was written by the great Russian composer Tchaikovsky in 1876. He used symphonic writing techniques to construct a grand musical scene, and many of the pieces became heirloom classics. In this ballet, there is a sobbing wind whimper that expresses the pure inner world of Princess Ojeta; there is also a gorgeous and bright dance piece that expresses the sunshine and vigor of Prince Siegfried. The second point is the pure and incomparable fairy tale. The story of Swan Lake is based on the folk tale that the devil transforms a beautiful maiden into a swan, but the power of love and justice ultimately triumphs over evil. Originally, Swan Lake had two different endings, often mixed: in the first version, the prince is bewitched by a vision and dies with Princess Ojeta; but in the famous St. Petersburg version, despite the sad music, it is a happy ending where love triumphs over evil. The third point is the shock of the 32 "whip turns". In the famous solo variation of the black swan Augilia in the third act of Swan Lake, the black swan has to do 32 one-legged spins called "whip spins" in one breath. This technique was developed by the Italian ballet singer Pirina Legnani in 1892. It was created by the Italian ballerina Pirina Legnani in 1892 and was performed in the St. Petersburg version. The dancer interpreted the completely different spiritual worlds of the White Swan and the Black Swan with delicate senses, lightness of movement, tenacity and perfect technique. This stunt has been preserved in Swan Lake to this day, and has become a touchstone for measuring the strength of ballet performers and dance companies. Finally, I would like to say, what a beautiful story, what beautiful music, the story with music, become more heart-wrenching; music with the story, become more resistant to imagination. As an eternal classic, even if people will forget Tchaikovsky after a hundred or a thousand years, the mind-blowing effect of this work is unforgettable.