#Taglioni

[detournementsmineurs]

"Diadème" anonyme en vermeil porté par la danseuse Marie Taglioni (circa 1830), "Bague" anonyme en argent et turquoise ayant appartenu à la cantatrice Christine Nilsson (circa 1880-1920), "Broche en Forme de Lyre" de Frédéric Boucheron en or et brillants ayant appartenu à la cantatrice Gabrielle Krauss (1884), "Broche et Pendants d'Oreilles" anonyme en imitation émeraude et brillants ayant appartenu à la danseuse Antonia Mercé y Luque dite La Argentina (circa 1920-36) et "Collier" anonyme en perles de jais ayant appartenu à la cantatrice Maria Malibrau (circa 1830) à l'exposition "Bijoux de Scène de l'Opéra de Paris" à l'Opéra Garnier, Paris, décembre 2024.

[cnladies]

TIAN XIWEI 田曦薇 in TAGLIONI ostrich feather blue sequined strapless off-shoulder dress | 2024 NYE Gala — Dragon TV

Tian Xiwei: more photos here 2024 NYE Gala: more photos here

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White truffle taglioni

[gwydpolls]

Time Travel Question 58: Performances IV

These Questions are the result of suggestions from the previous iteration.

This category may include suggestions made too late to fall into the correct grouping.

Please add new suggestions below if you have them for future consideration.

*The Broadway Premiere names were lost over a year ago because I didn't realize how big this was until I'd spent several hours on first day telemetry for the very first Time travel poll.

Please Feel Free to share ones you want to see for future polls.

[vintage-tigre]

Fabio Taglioni (1920-2001), chief designer and technical director of Ducati from 1954 to 1989. He actually is the mastermind behind the desmodromic 90°V Twin engine still used in all Ducati bikes today

[costumeinperformance]

Lithographs of Marie Taglioni in La Sylphide

Souvenir d'adieu, No.2 / Souvenir d’adieu, No.4 / Les Danseuses de l'Opéra, No.2 / Souvenir d'adieu, No.3 / x / x

[balletthebestphotographs]

Photographer Svetlana Tarlova Фотограф Светлана Тарлова

“La Sylphide Сильфида”, libretto by Adolphe Nourrit and Filippo Taglioni, choreo by August Bournonville, staging by Elsa Marianne von Rosen, stage design by Sergey Solomko Сергей Соломко, costume by Oleg Vinogradov Олег Виноградов, revival choreo by Mikhail Messerer Михаил Мессерер, music by Herman Severin von Løvenskiold, revival of the stage and costume design by Vyacheslav Okunev Вячеслав Окунев, Mikhailovsky Ballet Михайловский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Note: Original quality of photographs might be affected by compression algorithm of the website where they are hosted.

Source and more info at: Photographer Svetlana Tarlova Website Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on Flickr Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on My Wed Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on Facebook Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on Instagram Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on VKontakte Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on VKontakte (Open Group)

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[luegootravez]

Alice Taglioni by © Ralph Wenig

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[detournementsmineurs]

"Diadème" anonyme en vermeil porté par la danseuse Marie Taglioni (circa 1830), "Bague" anonyme en argent et turquoise ayant appartenu à la cantatrice Christine Nilsson (circa 1880-1920), "Broche en Forme de Lyre" de Frédéric Boucheron en or et brillants ayant appartenu à la cantatrice Gabrielle Krauss (1884), "Broche et Pendants d'Oreilles" anonyme en imitation émeraude et brillants ayant appartenu à la danseuse Antonia Mercé y Luque dite La Argentina (circa 1920-36) et "Collier" anonyme en perles de jais ayant appartenu à la cantatrice Maria Malibrau (circa 1830) à l'exposition "Bijoux de Scène de l'Opéra de Paris" à l'Opéra Garnier, Paris, décembre 2024.

[playvodma-films]

PlayVOD Maroc : regardez des comédies romantiques en illimité

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[patricedumonde]

Let's play a game: I’ll name common famous dancers and you say what that says about that person:

If my fav dancer is:

Anna Pavlova—

Alessandra Ferri-

Carla Fracci-

Maria Taglioni-

Sylvie Guillem-

Maria Khoreva—

Diana Vishneva—

Gallina Ulanova-

Marianela Nuñez—

Maria Bulanova —

Altynai Asylmuratova-

Ulyana Lopatkina—

Olga Smirnova-

Ekaterina Maximova -

Evgenia Obraztsova -

Nicoletta Manni—

Natalia Ospipova -

Sofya Valiullina-

Maya Plisetskaya-

Svetlana Zakharova

Alina Somova —

Alexandra Khiteeva—

Victoria Tereshkina—

Renata Shakirova —

Galina Ulanova-

Maria Koshkaryova-

Maria Iliushkina—

Eleonora Saveyard-

Elena Svinko-

Svetlana Savalieva -

Nina Kapstova-

Elisabetta Nallin—

Angelina Vorontsova -

Yulia Makhalina—

May Nagahisa -

Kristina Shapran—

Camilla Mazzi-

Oxana Skorik-

So I've been wanting to answer this one but boy this is a long list but I'll try my best.

If this is your favorite dancer, then you:

Anna Pavlova - are swan obsessed

Alessandra Ferri - have impeccable taste and you love her interpretation of Juliet

Carla Fracci - are Giselle obsessed

Maria Taglioni - are dead

Sylvie Guillem - love trail blazers, and appreciate a mix of classical ballet and contemporary

Maria Khoreva - are chronically online

Diana Vishneva - love an objectively (nearly) perfect dancer

Gallina Ulanova - are an old soul

Marianela Nuñez - love a clean turn and a well rounded dancer

Maria Bulanova - love jumper and turners

Altynai Asylmuratova - nostalgic of Kirov days and love a dancer who can do a good Medora and Nikiya

Ulyana Lopatkina - love love love Russian ballet

Olga Smirnova - also love Russian ballet but you weren't old enough to see Ulyana Lopatkina in her prime

Ekaterina Maximova - love passionate dancers and good Kitris

Evgenia Obraztsova - love a charming stage presence

Nicoletta Manni - are well researched and love a technically proficient dancer

Natalia Osipova - love bravura roles but you also appreciate seeing dancers who grow tremendously out of their box

Sofya Valiullina - are new here lol! But you love a technically proficient dancer

Maya Plisetskaya - are deep into your research and you love strong dancers

Svetlana Zakharova - are obsessed with naturally gifted dancers.

Alina Somova - Love hyperextensions

Alexandra Khiteeva - Love a killer port de bras!

Victoria Tereshkina - are obsessed with strong dancers who can do no wrong!!!

Renata Shakirova - Love a versatile dancer

Maria Koshkaryova - are new here! But you're Vaganova obsessed.

Maria Iliushkina - Love dancers with emotional depth

Eleonora Sevenard - learned about her from when you got into Vaganova in 2017 and you've been obsessed ever since

Elena Svinko - (I'm sorry I don't know her well enough)

Svetlana Savalieva - a hopeless romatic and believes she deserved a fair chance into soloist territory!

Nina Kapstova - are a fan of absolutely flawless dancers

Elisabetta Nallin - are new here!

Angelina Vorontsova - prefer Mikhailovsky over Mariinsky and Bolshoi, and you're probably better off for that. Respect.

Yulia Makhalina - are ME and are CORRECT, but seriously though. You have good taste and you wished there were more clips of her out there.

May Nagahisa - love a perfect Aurora interpretation

Camilla Mazzi - don't love a perfect Aurora interpretation. Yeesh it got spicy here.

Kristina Shapran - You have faith in Mariinsky's next generation of principal dancers

Oxana Skorik - are Catherine Pollak. LOL. But actually, you have good taste and you just weren't around during Yulia Makhalina's time.

[rachelbethhines]

Princess Tutu and Corresponding Ballets Revisited - Episode 11

La Sylphide - La Sylphide

Reasons for inclusion 

Episode’s title

Episode uses music from ballet 

Opening narration references the ballet 

The first version of the ballet La Sylphide was written for the same ballerina who had her shoes eaten. This version had music by Filippo Taglioni, though, while the music used here is by Herman Løvenskiold.

Rue offers to change the jewel so it will bind the love of the person who gets it. Love potion reference, but also the bound wings from the narration (and then Tutu’s bound with something that looks like wings).

One of the world’s oldest ballets, must be included in any compilation

[balletthebestphotographs]

Photographer Svetlana Tarlova Фотограф Светлана Тарлова

“La Sylphide Сильфида”, libretto by Adolphe Nourrit and Filippo Taglioni, choreo by August Bournonville, staging by Elsa Marianne von Rosen, stage design by Sergey Solomko Сергей Соломко, costume by Oleg Vinogradov Олег Виноградов, revival choreo by Mikhail Messerer Михаил Мессерер, music by Herman Severin von Løvenskiold, revival of the stage and costume design by Vyacheslav Okunev Вячеслав Окунев, Mikhailovsky Ballet Михайловский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Note: Original quality of photographs might be affected by compression algorithm of the website where they are hosted.

Source and more info at: Photographer Svetlana Tarlova Website Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on Flickr Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on My Wed Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on Facebook Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on Instagram Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on VKontakte Photographer Svetlana Tarlova on VKontakte (open group)

[jihef03]

Official Lucky Luke live-action series cast so far

The Lucky Luke series has started shooting in Spain ad I'm scouring infos like a vulture, so here's the official cast for now :

Alban Lenoir as Lucky Luke:

I mostly know if from his role in the Kaamelott series where he played a dimwitted thug -not unlike a Dalton ironically-. He can poke fun at himself and he's branched into bieng a action movie lead since then. I didn't expect him as the role but he can pull it off, especially if the show takes inspiration from the "Pat Poker to Phil Wire era" Lucky Luke.

Jerome Niel as Joe Dalton:

Potentially, this could be modern " Jack Nicholson as Joker" moment. Like yeah, he's an obvious choice, his used to that kind of performance and he looks the part. I think Joe's a tough character to get right, especially in live-action but I'm not worried here/

Camille Chaboux as Calamity Jane:

Just like Lenoir, I'm not too familiar. But I did watch some of her videos online and she's a good fit, both in looks and energy, so again great choice. Sylvie Testud did a great job as the character in the 2009 movie, I think Chaboux's gonna do great too.

Victor Leblond as Billy the Kid:

Again, perfect choice in terms of look. Haven't seen anything of him but I'mma change that.

There's also Billie Blain and Alice Taglioni starring in the show but they play characters specifically made for the show :

Kinda my big fear when it comes to adapations, if you feel the need to creat madeup character when there's already a slew of characters to pick from. Then again, it happens and woman roles are kinda sparse in Lucky Luke so.

Tldr: great cast so far. Obviously' the real is gonna be the script and the humor, but you know, I'm cautiously optimistic.