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    Marius Petipa was born on 1818 and died on 1910. Petipa was the inventor of modern classical ballet. Classical ballet was invented in the 19th century Marius Petipa is “the father of classical ballet”. Petipa a brilliant chorographer who is well known for his classicism and consciousness. He is considered to be the most greatest and influence chorographer .Petipa choreographed the swan lake and the sleeping beauty. The choreographic style in. His classical choreographic style absorbed his own artistic

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    “No era has done more to define the image and essence of ballet than the Romantic decades…” (Garafola‚ 1997‚ p.1). Just like the Romantic Era‚ Romantic ballets were irrational‚ mystical and exotic; Romantic characteristics from other art forms influenced their creation (Wilson‚ 1974). Notable choreographers like Perrot‚ Taglioni‚ Corali and Petipa created ballet blancs which acted as models for the rest of the era. A Romantic ballet had to incorporate specific characteristics in its storyline‚ setting

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    Today‚ ballet is one of the oldest art forms still studied. It’s regal and graceful steps were originally intended as entertainment for the French Royalty. Knowing that it originated in France‚ how did it get to Russia? The Vaganova School in Russia is one of the most prestigious yet strict ballet schools of the world. The Bolshoi Company is known for their flawless choreography and technique‚ which is often flaunted at the Mariinsky Theatre. Since ballet in Russia is so prominent‚ sometime in Russia’s

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    Essay Poem that has significantly influenced my life “Letter to Mother” by Sergei Yesenin I want to tell you about how this poem influenced my life‚ and what I’ve learned from this poem. The name of that poem is “Letter to Mother” by Sergei Yesenin. Sergei Yesenin was a Russian lyrical poet. He was one of the most popular and well-known Russian poets of the 20th century. Sergei Esenin was born in Konstantinovo in the Ryazan Province of the Russian Empire to a peasant family. He spent most

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    Sergei Rachmaninoff: A Study of Études-Tableaux Op.33 Mike Mayrand Music of the Early Twentieth Century MUS 244 Prof. F. Gaudette April 14‚ 2006 Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff was born April 1st‚ 1873 in Semyonovo‚ Russia and can be classified as a Russian-American composer‚ pianist and conductor. While his reputation as a composer only came later in life‚ Rachmaninoff ’s skill as pianist was well-known and highly respected. He was one of the greatest pianists of his generation‚ having

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    As Russian Minister of Finance 1892-1903‚ Sergei Witte undertook a programme of rapid Industrialisation in an attempt to modernise Russia. Although a programme of this nature was not unprecedented‚ it had already occurred in Japan and Germany‚ it was still highly ambitious. He hoped to raise Russia to the standard of her enemies‚ fearing that if she did not modernise quickly‚ her army would be obsolete and she may cease to be a sovereign power . Witte’s reforms were‚ overall‚ quite simple but at

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    Sergei Prokofiev was a Russian composer born on April 23‚ 1891 in Sontsovka‚Ukraine.He also was a famous pianist and conductor. His masterpiece included numerous works in many genres: he works were places in in opera‚ films‚ ballets‚ concerts‚ concertos‚ symphonies‚ and sonatas. Sergei was a musical child prodigy‚ composing his first musical composition at age five. His first Sergei Prokofiev was a Russian composer born on April 23‚ 1891 in Sontsovka‚Ukraine. He also was a famous pianist

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    Tim Gozanski Comm. 368 – 4:00 class Aesthetics Essay Sergei Eisenstein’s Theory of Montage Sergei Eisenstein’s theory of montage suggests that a greater visceral impact can be achieved from a collision of opposing images rather than their linkage‚ as Pudovkin suggests. This is to say that when two opposing images are shown next to each other‚ a new and more dramatic third product is created--this synthesis occurring from the opposition between the thesis and the antithesis‚ e.g.‚ a close-up

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    The music of Sergey Prokofiev is known all over the world. Even amongst the musically uneducated‚ his music is recognised today more than ever‚ heard frequently in radio broadcasts‚ television adverts and sitcoms. His less known works are also becoming increasingly popular‚ with many of his ballets and operas getting played around the world. However‚ it is interesting that it is only in the past 10 years or so that his music has became more prevalent. Prokofiev often had to deal with harsh criticism

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    The Battleship Potemkin (Segei Eisenstein‚ 1925‚ USSR)‚ an attempt to record the historical 1905 mutiny upon the Russian Naval ship Potemkin‚ is renowned for its application of the Soviet Montage technique; A methodology pioneered by Eisenstein himself. The aim of this brave new cinematic vision was to elicit emotional and intellectual responses from audiences; A dialectic approach to film harking back to the ideals of Karl Marx. This particular strategy toward filmmaking proved incredibly useful

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