In 1888, however, the second act was produced in Prague during the composer's visit there. This, in combination with the prevailing opinion that ballet was merely a dismissable amusement for "starched dan?dies and youthful old men," and the fact that the music was severely cut, contrib?uted to the work passing without real notice. When Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake was first produced in 1877, the work was poorly staged and ineptly danced and choreo?graphed. Luscious melodies, masterly orchestration, and the way the music so brilliantly fits the action have certainly contributed to their universal popularity. His full-length ballets Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker are arguably the three most popular ballets in the world and essential repertoire for any large ballet company. JNo ballet score has made quite the same impact as those of Tchai?kovsky. Joe Laibman, composer and co-owner of L & S Music, for this afternoon's Philips Pre-concert Presentation.ġ lth Concert of the 114th Season 114th Choral Union SeriesĮxcerpts from Sleeping Beauty, Op. The University Musical Society extends special thanks to Mr. The Kirov Orchestra appears by arrangement with Columbia Artists Management Inc. Vladimir Feltsman may be heard on the Musicmasters and CBS Masterworks labels. The Kirov Orchestra records on the Philips Classics label. 'This repertoire was premiered by the Kirov Orchestra. Largo Allegro moderato Allegro molto meno mosso Adagio Allegro vivace 23.TchaikovskyĪndantino simplice Prestissimo Tempo 1 Allegro con fuoco Sunday Afternoon, November 1, 1992, at 4:00 Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MichiganĮxcerpts from Sleeping Beauty, Op. Valery Gergiev, Conductor Vladimir Feltsman, Pianist
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