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Background: In 1974, Roland Petit, probably the greatest and certainly one of the most prolific of 20th century French choreographers was the first person to create a work based on Proust's novel, A la recherche du temps perdu, completed in 1922, the year of his death. Proust ou les intermittences du coeur has now happily entered into the repertoire of the Paris Opéra Ballet. It consists of 13 vignettes inspired by the seven lengthy tomes which complete the unabridged work, Petit has chosen to convey the spirit of the novel via a succession of impressionistic tableaux which reflect the changing moods of the writer as he oscillated between periods of intense happiness and deep depression. And although the choreographer paints a merciless portrait of the aristocracy and bourgeoisie during the Belle Epoque, the highlights of the work lie in the series of poetical pas de deux, which at times might have seemed a little disconnected, but at which the French choreographer is past master. |
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COMPOSER: Ludwig van Beethoven |
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Picture Format: NTSC 16:9 / Sound Format: PCM Stereo Dolby digital 5.1 DTS 5.1 / Region Code: 0 / Recorded: Palais Garnier Mar-2007 - choreography & stage direction Roland Petit |
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