19. 9. 2014. u 20:00h - Narodno pozorište Sarajevo Salzburg Ballet, Austrija September 19th, 2014, at 20:00 – Sarajevo National Theatre Salzburg Ballet, Austria Baletno veče / Ballet Night I dio / Part I: Da Juchitza Muzika / Music: Hubert von Goisern Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer Du schaust aber guat aus... Muzika / Music: Haindling Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer Koa Hiatamadl Muzika / Music: Hubert von Goisern Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer Der Gottgeliebte (Amadeus) Muzika / Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer Canon Muzika / Music: Johann Pachelbel Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer I miss you... Muzika / Music: Craig Armstrong Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer La Valse, iz baleta Poljubac Muzika / Music: Maurice Ravel Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer II dio / Part II: Bolero Muzika / Music: Maurice Ravel Koreograf / Choreographer: Peter Breuer Igraju / Cast: Cristina Uta, Kathrine Watson, Lilian Markina, Manuela da Costa e Souza, Eriko Abe, Anastasia Bertinshaw, Ashley Hagler, Daniel Asher Smith, Josef Vesely, Patric Palkens, Yoshito Kinoshita, Jose Flaviano de Mesquita, Andreii Lytvynenko, Iure de Castro Trajanje / Lenght: 85 minuta sa pauzom / 85 minutes with a break Baletno veče u izvedbi Salzburg Balleta predstavlja odraz austijske kulture i tradicije prikazane kroz koreografski izričaj dugogodišnjeg direktora i koreografa Salzburg Balleta, Petera Breuera. U prvom dijelu večeri publika će imati priliku vidjeti pažljivo odabrane dijelove iz Breuerovih baleta, uz podlogu izvorne austrijske muzike obrađene na savremeni način, preko Mozarta pa sve do svima poznatog valcera koji potiče upravo iz Austrije, prikazujući širok spektar raznovrsnih plesnih stilova. U drugom dijelu programa, Balet iz Salzburga će izvesti slavni Ravelov Bolero, koji za Breuera predstavlja snažan odraz ženske strasti i njenih različitih karaktera. The night of ballet performed by the Salzburg Ballet, serve as a reflection of Austrian culture and tradition portrayed through choreographic expression of an experienced director and choreographer of Salzburg Ballet, Peter Breuer. In the first part of the night, the audience will be able to see carefully selected parts of Breuer's ballets, accompanied by the contemporary adaptations of authentic Austrian music, from Mozart all the way to waltz that originated in Austria, showing a broad spectrum of various dance styles. In the second part of the program, Ballet from Salzburg will perform famous Ravel's Bolero, which represents a strong reflection of passion and its different characters. PETER BREUER, koreograf i direktor Salzburg Balleta Bio je jedan od vodećih plesača internacionalne baletne scene. Rođen je 1946. godine u Tegernseeu (Njemačka) u muzičkoj porodici (otac mu je bio Peter Bruno Breuer, pijanista i dirigent). Baletom se počeo baviti sa 11 godina kod poznatiog pedagoga Gustava Blanka, koji ga je podučavao u maniru stare Sanktpeterburške škole. Sa petnaest godina se pridružuje ansamblu Minhenske opere (danas Bavarska državna opera), a sa sedamnaest godina – nakon što nije bio u mogućnosti ispuniti obaveze ugovora sa Blanachineovim Njujorškim gradskim baletom (New York City Ballet) usljed komplikacija sa vizom – Erich Walter ga angažira kao solistu-epizodistu u Dizeldorfu. Godinu dana kasnije, promoviran je u solistu, a 1967. godine u prvaka baleta. Međunarodnu karijeru Breuer započinje 1969. godine kao gostujući umjetnik London Festival Balleta, kojem se pridružuje kao stalni član 1973. godine. Kao gostujući umjetnik sarađivao je sa Državnim operama u Berlinu i Minhenu (1971), milanskom La Scalom i Američkim baletnim teatrom (1979)... Kreacije Petera Breuera bile su prepoznate i priznate od internacionalne kritike i publike i on postaje jedan od najtraženijih baletnih igrača na svijetu. Gostovao je u Australiji, Južnoj Americi, Engleskoj, SAD-u, Južnoj Africi, Jugoslaviji, Poljskoj, Čehoslovačkoj, Francuskoj, Japanu, Filipinima... Njegov kvalitet jasno pokazuje činjenica da je plesao sa najpoznatijim balerinama svog vremena - Makarovom, Evdokimovom, Gregoryjevom, Gielgudovom, Fultonovom... Svestranost interpretacije omogućila mu je izvođenje širokog spektra uloga, od standardnog klasičnog repertoara do savremenih djela (od kojih su mnoga bila postavljena upravo za njega) Ericha Waltera, Johna Butlera, Hansa van Manena, Mauricea Bejarta, Jeromea Robbinsa, Johna Cranckoa... Logičan nastavak Breuerove međunarodne plesačke karijere, u ranim 80-im, značio je istraživanje osobnih koreografskih i pedagoških sposobnosti. Baš kao što je bio zvijezda u svijetu baleta, Peter Breuer postao je tražen i kao koreograf u internacionalnim teatrima i udruženjima. Poznavanje raznovrsnog repertoara i saradnja sa vodećim koreografima njegove generacije, omogućili su mu čvrstu osnovu za razvoj vlastitog koreografskog jezika i stvaranje još jedne karijere. Od 1991. godine, osnivač je i direktor Ballet Salzburg Landestheatera (Plesna kompanija Salzburg, danas poznata kao Salzburg Ballet). Pod njegovim vođstvom, kompanija razvija snažan, dinamičan i jedinstven stil i dobija velike pohvale kritičara. Specijalizirajući na djelima velikih majstora, koristio je metodu integracije elemnata plesa, drame i horskog pjevanja... Pored svojih aktivnosti u Salzburgu, Peter Breuer redovno kreira koreografije i za druge kompanije u Njemačkoj i cijeloj Evropi. PETER BREUER was one of the leading dancers of the international ballet scene. He was born in 1946 in Tegernsee, Germany, the son of pianist and conductor Peter Bruno Breuer, and began his ballet studies at age 11 with the renowned pedagogue Gustav Blank, who taught him in the spirit of the old "St. Petersburg school". At age 15, Peter Breuer joined the corps of the Munich´s Bavarian State Opera, and at 17 - after Breuer was unable to full fill a contract with Balanchine´s New York City Ballet due to visa difficulties - he was engaged by Erich Walter in Düsseldorf as a demi-soloist. One year later he was promoted to soloist, and in 1967, principal dancer. In 1969, Peter Breuer began his international career when he was invited as a guest artist to the London Festival Ballet, which he joined as a permanent member in 1973. Yearlong associations as a guest artist included the State Operas of Berlin and Munich from 1971, Milan´s la Scala and American Ballet Theatre from 1979, and others. Without question, Peter Breuer was one of the most requested ballet dancers in the world. He gained recognition from international dance journalists and audiences worldwide on numerous foreign tours (Australia, South America, England, USA., South Africa, Yugoslavia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, France, Japan, the Phillipines...) His standard is evidenced by the fact that he danced with most of the great ballerinas of his time (Makarova, Evdokimova, Gregory, Gielgud, Fulton...) His versatility of interpretation enabled him to perform a broad and spectrum of roles, ranging from the standard classical repertoire to modern works (many of which were created for him) of Erich Walter, John Butler, Hans van Manen, Maurice Bejart, Jerome Robbins, John Cranko... As a logical continuation of his international career as a dancer, Peter Breuer began exploring his choreographic and teaching abilities in the early 80´s. Just as when he was a star in the ballet world , the choreographer Peter Breuer was soon in demand by inter-national theaters and companies. His variegated knowledge of repertory and his collaborations with the leading choreographers of his generation provided a sound basis for the development of his own choreographic language, and his second career. Since 1991, Peter Breuer has directed the Ballet of the Salzburg Landestheater. Under his direction, the company has developed a strong, dynamic and unique style, and earns high praise from its critics. He is specialised on big stories with using and integrating drama , chorus and singers. In 1991 he formed the“Salzburg Dance Company “now called “ Salzburg Ballett “Paralleling his activities in Salzburg, Peter Breuer regularly creates works for other companies in Germany and throughout Europe.
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