Sylphide (Choreographic work : Bruhn after Bournonville)
Etudes (Choreographic work : Lander, H)
Swan lake (Choreographic work : Blair after Ivanov and Petipa, M)
Fille mal gardée (Choreographic work : Gorski)
Don Quixote (Choreographic work : Gorski after Petipa, M)
Pas de quatre (Choreographic work : Dolin)
Romeó et Juliette (Choreographic work : Skibine)
Nutcracker (Choreographic work : Grigorovich after Ivanov)
Nutcracker (Choreographic work : Vaĭnonen)
Genre/Form
Dance.
Video.
Filmed dance.
Filmed performances.
Contents
Variations for four : [excerpts] (ca. 9 min.) / choreography, Anton Dolin ; costumes, Tom Lingwood ; lighting, Nananne Porcher ; danced by American Ballet Theatre: Paolo Bortoluzzi, Fernando Bujones, John Prinz, and Terry Orr -- La sylphide : [excerpts] (ca. 11 min.) / choreography, Erik Bruhn after August Bournonville ; scenery and costumes, Robert O'Hearn ; lighting, Nananne Porcher ; danced by American Ballet Theatre: Paolo Bortoluzzi (James), Natalia Makarova (the sylphide, July 22, 1972), Carla Fracci (the sylphide, July 11, 1973), Ellen Everett (Effie), Dennis Nahat (Madge, July 11, 1973), and others -- Études : [excerpts] (ca. 9 min.) / choreography, Harald Lander ; scenery and costumes, Rolf Gérard ; lighting, Nananne Porcher ; danced by American Ballet Theatre: Eleanor d'Antuono, Paolo Bortoluzzi, Fernando Bujones, and others -- Swan lake : [excerpts] (ca. 10 min.) / choreography, David Blair after Ivanov and Petipa ; scenery, Oliver Smith ; costumes, Freddy Wittop ; lighting, Jean Rosenthal ; danced by American Ballet Theatre: Eleanor d'Antuono (Odette/Odile), Paolo Bortoluzzi (Siegfried), and others -- La fille mal gardée pas de deux (ca. 11 min.) / choreography, Aleksandr Gorski ; danced by Nadezhda Pavlova and Vyacheslav Gordeyev of the Bolshoi Ballet -- The nutcracker pas de deux (ca. 9 min.) / choreography, Vasily Vainonen or Yuri Grigorovich ; danced by Nadezhda Pavlova and Vyacheslav Gordeyev of the Bolshoi Ballet -- Grand pas de deux from Don Quixote [excerpts] (ca. 10 min.) / choreography, Aleksandr Gorski, adapted by Asaf Messerer ; danced by Stars of the Bolshoi Ballet: Nina Sorokina, Alexander Godunov, and female ensemble -- [Folk dances] (ca. 13 min.) / danced by the Moiseyev Dance Company -- Pas de quatre (ca. 19 min.) / choreography, Anton Dolin ; costumes, after A.E. Chalon ; lighting, Jean Rosenthal ; danced by Carla Fracci (Taglioni), Violette Verdy (Grisi), Eleanor d'Antuono (Grahn), and Patricia McBride (Cerrito) -- Roméo et Juliette scène d'amour (ca. 13 min.) / choreography, George Skibine ; costumes, Sue Blane ; danced by Margot Fonteyn and Ivan Nagy as guest artists with the Chicago Ballet.
Call number
*MGZIDF 6054
Note
Title from information provided by donor.
Access (note)
Patrons can access streaming video file only at the Library for the Performing Arts.
Event (note)
Variations for four recorded at City Center on Jan. 11, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Excerpts focus on Bortoluzzi.
La Sylphide recorded at New York State Theater on July 22, 1972 (matinee) and July 11, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Two performances edited for continuity. Excerpts from both acts, focusing on Bortoluzzi (James).
Études recorded at New York State Theater on July 15, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Excerpts focusing on Bortoluzzi.
Swan lake recording location and date not identified, probably New York State Theater, July 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Excerpts from Acts I and IV, focusing on Bortoluzzi (Siegfried) ; brief glimpse of end of Act IV.
La fille mal gardée pas de deux recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House on July 7, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne.
The nutcracker pas de deux recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House in July 1973.
Grand pas de deux from Don Quixote recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House on Sept. 18, 1974 by Lucia R. Wayne.
Folk dances recording location and date not identified, possibly the Metropolitan Opera House, July 1970 by Lucia R. Wayne.
Pas de quatre recorded at City Center as part of the Gala Performance to Save the Dance Collection of The New York Public Library, on Jan. 24, 1972 by Lucia R. Wayne.
Roméo et Juliette scène d'amour recorded at Westchester Premier Theater, Tarrytown, New York, on June 15, 1975. Pas de deux danced to music by Hector Berlioz.
Funding (note)
This videorecording was preserved with support provided in part by Save America's Treasures through a partnership between the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Park Service, Department of the Interior.
System details (note)
Streaming file.
Title
[Dance films by Lucia Wayne] [electronic resource].
Imprint
1970-1975.
Country of producing entity
United States.
Restricted access
Patrons can access streaming video file only at the Library for the Performing Arts.
Event
Variations for four recorded at City Center on Jan. 11, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Excerpts focus on Bortoluzzi.
La Sylphide recorded at New York State Theater on July 22, 1972 (matinee) and July 11, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Two performances edited for continuity. Excerpts from both acts, focusing on Bortoluzzi (James).
Études recorded at New York State Theater on July 15, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Excerpts focusing on Bortoluzzi.
Swan lake recording location and date not identified, probably New York State Theater, July 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne. Excerpts from Acts I and IV, focusing on Bortoluzzi (Siegfried) ; brief glimpse of end of Act IV.
La fille mal gardée pas de deux recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House on July 7, 1973 by Lucia R. Wayne.
The nutcracker pas de deux recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House in July 1973.
Grand pas de deux from Don Quixote recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House on Sept. 18, 1974 by Lucia R. Wayne.
Folk dances recording location and date not identified, possibly the Metropolitan Opera House, July 1970 by Lucia R. Wayne.
Pas de quatre recorded at City Center as part of the Gala Performance to Save the Dance Collection of The New York Public Library, on Jan. 24, 1972 by Lucia R. Wayne.
Roméo et Juliette scène d'amour recorded at Westchester Premier Theater, Tarrytown, New York, on June 15, 1975. Pas de deux danced to music by Hector Berlioz.
Original version
Original format: 1 videocassette (VHS) ; 1/2 in.
Funding
This videorecording was preserved with support provided in part by Save America's Treasures through a partnership between the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Park Service, Department of the Interior.