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gourmands · 4 months ago
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Rudolf Noureev et Romy Schneider, lors d'un déjeuner à Nice en 1963
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strechanadi · 11 months ago
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You know what?
I’m gonna say it.
I like Nureyev’s Nutcracker.
There.
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totalement70 · 5 months ago
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André Chino, Rudolf Noureev, La Bayadère, Kingdom of the Shades Act, Palais Garnier, 1974.
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kiki-de-la-petite-flaque · 2 years ago
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Rudolf Noureev et Romy Schneider, lors d'un déjeuner à Nice en 1963
Tirage argentique d'époque, 27,5 x 20,8 cm
Collection particulière.
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kimludcom · 11 months ago
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SWAN LAKE
In the realm of classical ballet, Swan Lake stands as a timeless masterpiece, a poignant tale of love, betrayal, and redemption that has captivated audiences for over a century. Set to the enchanting score of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the ballet weaves a captivating narrative of Princess Odette, a young maiden cursed by the evil sorcerer Rothbart to transform into a swan by day, only to regain her human form under the cloak of darkness.
The story unfolds in a mystical forest surrounding a tranquil lake, where Odette and her fellow swan maidens are doomed to dwell until a man of pure heart vows his eternal love and breaks the sorcerer's spell. Enter Prince Siegfried, a noble and passionate youth who stumbles upon the enchanted lake while hunting with his companions.
Drawn to the ethereal beauty of the swans, Siegfried witnesses Odette's transformation into her human guise and falls deeply in love. Under the moonlight, they pledge their troth to each other, promising an eternal bond amidst the enchanting surroundings of the lake.
However, Rothbart's evil schemes disrupt this newfound love. He arrives at the lake with his daughter, Odile, a mischievous and seductive swan maiden who bears a striking resemblance to Odette. Misguided by the darkness and deceit, Siegfried is tricked into believing Odile is his true love, and under the influence of Rothbart's magic, he proclaims his love for her, breaking his oath to Odette.
The heartbroken Odette, devastated by Siegfried's betrayal, is once again cursed to remain a swan forever. As dawn breaks, the sorcerer's spell takes hold, and Odette and her companions glide across the lake, their graceful movements evoking a sense of poignant sorrow.
Overcome with remorse and guilt, Siegfried seeks redemption. He rushes to the lakeside, hoping to find Odette and offer his true and unwavering love. However, he arrives too late, and Odette, unable to bear the weight of his betrayal, plunges into the depths of the lake, her spirit forever intertwined with the enchanting swans.
The ballet concludes with a poignant scene of Siegfried's despair. He drowns himself in the lake, unable to live without his beloved Odette. Their tragic love story serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences of deception and the enduring power of true love.
Swan Lake's captivating narrative, coupled with Tchaikovsky's evocative score and intricate choreography, has ensured its enduring popularity. It remains a masterpiece of classical ballet, a timeless tale that continues to mesmerize audiences worldwide.
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jeanpascalmattei · 1 year ago
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https://lemiroirdesfantomes.blogspot.com/2023/12/rudolf-en-force.html
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rivieiraa · 5 months ago
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He made fools of mere mortals.
Nigel Andrews on Rudolf Nureyev
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galexico-blog · 16 days ago
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Rudolf Noureev
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70s80sandbeyond · 4 days ago
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Rudolf Noureev
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90scakeboy · 3 months ago
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“For Rudolf Noureev” by Bruce Weber. Scanned from Vogue hommes international mode spring/summer 1994
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joselito28-1 · 25 days ago
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📸 RICHARD AVEDON, 1961. RUDOLF NOUREEV
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iranondeaira · 2 months ago
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L'amitié, comme l'amour, nécessite presque autant d'art qu'une figure de danse réussie. Il faut beaucoup d’élan et beaucoup de contrôle, de nombreux échanges de mots et beaucoup de silences. Surtout beaucoup de respect.
- Rudolf Noureev
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chicinsilk · 7 months ago
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Yves Saint-Laurent Haute Couture Collection Spring/Summer 1963. Star dancer Margot Fonteyn in an evening dress by Yves Saint Laurent. She was accompanied by her stage partner, principal dancer Rudolf Nureyev, at a party they attended with the San Francisco Ballet in January 1964.
Yves Saint-Laurent Collection Haute Couture Printemps/Été 1963. La danseuse étoile Margot Fonteyn dans une robe du soir signée Yves Saint Laurent. Elle est accompgnée de son partenaire à la scène, le danseur étoile Rudolf Noureev lors d'une fête à laquelle ils assistent avec le San Francisco Ballet en janvier 1964.
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kiki-de-la-petite-flaque · 2 years ago
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Margot Fonteyn et Rudolf Noureev
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gcgazette · 1 year ago
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Rudolf Noureev (1938-1993)
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graceandfamily · 4 months ago
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Princess Grace of Monaco With Dancers Rudolf Noureev and Margot Fonteyn July 02, 1968
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