BALLERINI GEORGINA PAZCOUGIN, DANIEL APPLEBAUM, TYLER HANES
MUSICISTI ENSEMBLE BAROCCO DI NAPOLI
FLAUTO DOLCE E TRAVERSIERE TOMMASO ROSSI
VIOLINO MARCO PIANTONI
VIOLONCELLO MANUELA ALBANO
ARCILIUTO UGO DI GIOVANNI
CLAVICEMBALO PATRIZIA VARONE
PRODUTTORE E CO-CREATORE MEREDITH MARTIN
COREOGRAFO E CO-CREATORE PHIL CHAN
LIBRETTO ANNE CLAUDE DE TUBIERES-GRIMOARD DE PESTELS DE LEVIS, COMTE DE CAYLUS
MUSICA NICOLAS-RACOT DE GRANDVAL (PARTITURA BAROCCA), SUGAR VENDIL (MUSICA CONTEMPORANEA KINTSUGI)
COSTUMI HARRIET JUNG
CONSULENTE PER LA DANZA BAROCCA PATRICIA BEAMAN
SALE PRIMO PIANO DEL MUSEO DI CAPODIMONTE
25, 26 GIUGNO ORE 16.00; ORE 17.00
DURATA 20MIN
DEBUTTO NAZIONALE
In 1739, in a chateau near Paris, a group of artists and aristocrats staged a pantomime ball known as the Ballet des Porcelaines, a work almost completely unknown today. Nothing survives of the set design, costumes, or choreography. Thanks to Meredith Martin, professor of art history at New York University, and to the choreographer Phil Chan, this fairy tale, after a tour abroad, will be premiered in Italy at the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte and at Palazzo Grassi in Venice.
