#Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина (Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр), “Chopiniana Шопениана”, choreo and scenario by Mikhail Fokine (1908) revised version by Agrippina Vaganova Агриппины Вагановой (1931), music by Frédéric Chopin. Location and date unknown.

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Ulyana Lopatkina (Ульяна Лопаткина)

Add elegance to the bewitching charm Smell bewitching in elegance

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Hey there! First, I just want to say that I love your blog❤ and thank you for keeping the balletomane community here. The second thing is that I also am a huge admirer of Ulyana Lopatkina! I think the ballet world will never recover from her retirement😭. So, I wanted to ask you, if the only documentaries she did was 'The Soul of Russia' and 'Ballerina'? And if you have the link to the second one? I just wish someone would make a compilation of every interview, documentaries and things she did😅

I think those are the only two she did that got put in English? And Here is the Ballerina link. However, I know there were a lot more exclusively in Russian, here are two more that I thought of off the top of my head. I would love such a list, but sadly I don't think I'm the person to compile it :(

Ульяна Лопаткина или Танцы по будням и в праздники (2006)

Ульяна Лопаткина. Встреча и интервью. ГТРК "Петербург - 5 канал", 1997.

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Ulyana Lopatkina/Ульяна Лопаткина "Blackbird, Dying Bird, White Bird, Fi...

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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Ulyana Lopatkina and Marat Shemiunov

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина (Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр) and Marat Shemiunov Марат Шемиунов (Mikhailovsky Ballet Михайловский Tеатр), “Chopiniana Шопениана”, choreo and scenario by Michel Fokine (1908) revised version by Agrippina Vaganova Агриппины Вагановой (1931), music by Frédéric Chopin. Location and date unknown.

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина (Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр), “Chopiniana Шопениана”, choreo and scenario by Michel Fokine (1908) revised version by Agrippina Vaganova Агриппины Вагановой (1931), music by Frédéric Chopin. Location and date unknown.

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “Raymonda”, “Raymonda Раймонда”, music by Aleksandr Glazunov Александр Глазунов, libretto by Lidia Pashkova Лидия Пашкова and Marius Petipa based on a medieval legend, choreo by Marius Petipa (1898), revised version by Konstantin Sergeyev Константин Сергеев (1948) with choreo fragments by Fyodor Lopukhov Фёдор Лопухов, set and costume design by Simon Virsaladze Симон Вирсаладзе, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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Ulyana Lopatkina and Ivan Kozlov

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “Zobeide” and Ivan Kozlov Іван Козлов as “Zobeide’s Slave”, “Schéhérazade Шехеразада”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine (1910) reconstruction by Isabelle Fokine and Andris Liepa Андрис Лиепа (1994), music by Nikolay Rimsky Korsakov Николай Римский Корсаков, set and costume design by Anna Nezhnaya Анна Нежная, Anatoly Nezhny Анатолий Нежный (original set by Léon Bakst Леон Бакст), Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Tsar Maiden”, “The Little Humpbacked Horse Konyok Gorbunok”, music by Rodion Shchedrin Родион Щедрин, choreo by Aleksey Ratmansky Алексей Ратманский (2009), libretto, set and costume by Maksim Isaev Максим Исаев based on the fairy tale of the same name by Pyotr Yershov Петр Ершов, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина as “The Swan”, “The Dying Swan”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine, music by Camille Saint Saëns, 2010 Dance Open Ballet Festival, Oktyabrsky Concert Hall Большой концертный зал Октя́брьский, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April, 2010).

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