Ballet

The Paris Opera Ballet, known for its historic attachment to the classical ballet and recognized for its inimitable interpretations of the great repertoire, has been able to defend its place among the most versatile companies in the world, and prove that he was perfectly capable of adapting to the demands and subtleties of the contemporary repertoire. A tribute to the remarkable technique and the particular style of its dancers, this collector's box looks back at three major events of recent years: Orphée et Eurydice by Pina Bausch, Rain by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker, and a “Hommage à Jerome Robbins” , ten years after his disappearance. These three programs were given at the Palais Garnier, temple of classical dance: a way of ensuring continuity between the masterpieces of yesterday and the masterpieces of today.

The Paris Opera Ballet, known for its historic attachment to the classical ballet and recognized for its inimitable interpretations of the great repertoire, has been able to defend its place among the most versatile companies in the world, and prove that he was perfectly capable of adapting to the demands and subtleties of the contemporary repertoire. A tribute to the remarkable technique and the particular style of its dancers, this collector's box looks back at three major events of recent years: Orphée et Eurydice by Pina Bausch, Rain by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker, and a “Hommage à Jerome Robbins” , ten years after his disappearance. These three programs were given at the Palais Garnier, temple of classical dance: a way of ensuring continuity between the masterpieces of yesterday and the masterpieces of today.

The Paris Opera Ballet, known for its historic attachment to the classical ballet and recognized for its inimitable interpretations of the great repertoire, has been able to defend its place among the most versatile companies in the world, and prove that he was perfectly capable of adapting to the demands and subtleties of the contemporary repertoire. A tribute to the remarkable technique and the particular style of its dancers, this collector's box looks back at three major events of recent years: Orphée et Eurydice by Pina Bausch, Rain by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker, and a “Hommage à Jerome Robbins” , ten years after his disappearance. These three programs were given at the Palais Garnier, temple of classical dance: a way of ensuring continuity between the masterpieces of yesterday and the masterpieces of today.

Perhaps the most popular ballet video ever released, this version of Tchaikovsky's beloved work stars one of the most famous classical dance partnership of all time, Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn.

The Vienna New Year's Concert is the world's most famous classical music event. The program for the 2012 concert is once again a skillful blend of well-known classics, several premieres, and works that have never been recorded or are rarely heard.

Animation done to contemporary popular music.

Cirque du Soleil's Anniversary Collection 1984-2005 is a 12-disc retrospective of the Canadian troupe's distinctive brand of performance, involving the fantastic feats of acrobatics and athleticism, balance and contortion; the single-ring techno circus; the multicolored lights and costumes; the abstract story lines of fantasy and self-discovery; the music that fuses rock, New Age, and various world influences; and the madcap clowns that prey on their live audiences.

Cirque du Soleil's Anniversary Collection 1984-2005 is a 12-disc retrospective of the Canadian troupe's distinctive brand of performance, involving the fantastic feats of acrobatics and athleticism, balance and contortion; the single-ring techno circus; the multicolored lights and costumes; the abstract story lines of fantasy and self-discovery; the music that fuses rock, New Age, and various world influences; and the madcap clowns that prey on their live audiences.

Claire, a talented but emotionally troubled dancer, joins a company in New York City, and soon finds herself immersed in the tough and often cutthroat world of professional ballet.

Cirque du Soleil's Anniversary Collection 1984-2005 is a 12-disc retrospective of the Canadian troupe's distinctive brand of performance, involving the fantastic feats of acrobatics and athleticism, balance and contortion; the single-ring techno circus; the multicolored lights and costumes; the abstract story lines of fantasy and self-discovery; the music that fuses rock, New Age, and various world influences; and the madcap clowns that prey on their live audiences.