Teatro alla Scala (Milan, Italie). Balletto.
Corps de ballet of the Teatro alla Scala.
Giselle (Choreographic work : Coralli and Perrot)
Orchestra del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.
Universal Music & Video Distribution (Firm)
Russian Theater Academy of Classical Ballet.
Gosudarstvennyj komitet SSSR po televideniju i radioveščaniju.
Balletto del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino.
Orquestra de la Ópera Alemana de Berlín.
Corpo di Ballo del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.
WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
Kiev. Shevchenko Opera and Ballet Theater. Ballet.
Teatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro. Ballet.
Giselle (Choreographic work : Wright, Peter after Coralli and Perrot)
Deutsche Oper (Berlin, West). Orchester.
Film version of the ballet, based on the American Ballet Theatre production produced by Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith, as directed by David Blair.
The Bolshoi Ballet perform Giselle choreographed by Yuri Grigorovich and starring soloists Natalia Bessmertnova and Mikhail Lavrovsky.
Concert films
An exciting production with Nureyev paying a nobleman who falls in love with a beautiful peasant girl.
The Bolshoi Ballet troupe in Yuri Grigorovich's version of the romantic masterpiece Giselle. First performed in 1841, Giselle was an immediate hit. With music by Adolphe Adam and a libretto by Theophile Gautier and Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges, the ballet touches on the great romantic themes. As Giselle, Svetlana Lunkina is simply sensational. Her Albrecht is the iconically noble dancer, Dmitry Gudanov. The cast is perfectly rounded off by Maria Allash as the Queen of the Wilis.
"Alexandre Tarta restitue fidèlement la réprésentation donnée à Milan en 1996 de ce chef-d'oeuvre du ballet romantique, avec la jeune et remarquable Alexandra Ferri dans le rôle titre.
Dance films
The story of a peasant girl (Giselle) who goes mad and dies of a broken heart when she discovers that her beloved is a nobleman betrothed to another.
Dance
Maina Gielgud's production of Giselle
Giselle is driven to death by betrayal by her lover. She becomes a ghost and is ordered to destroy him.
Ballet films
Nonfiction films
Opens with a short segment in which Fernando Bujones gives a brief history and synopsis of the ballet, which tells the story of Giselle, a peasant girl, who goes mad and dies of a broken heart when she discovers that her beloved is a nobleman already betrothed to another. Her spirit becomes one of the Wilis, the lost souls of young women who died betrayed in love.
Television
Performance of Adam's tragedy of love found, lost and redeemed.
Bolshoi presents Adolphe Charles Adams Giselle
Feature films
Giselle (Choreographic work : Petipa after Coralli and Perrot)
Adolphe Adam Giselle ou les wilis
Filmed ballets
Tells the story of Giselle, a peasant girl, who goes mad and dies of a broken heart when she discovers that her beloved is a nobleman betrothed to another. Her spirit becomes one of the Wilis, the lost souls of young women who died betrayed in love.
A performance of the classic ballet, Giselle, performed by the Bolshoi Ballet.
Excerpts from both acts of the ballet, recorded with a hand-held camera from a loge at stage left. In the first act, much of the action cannot be seen because of the camera's angle ; also, the dancers are occasionally obscured by the heads of other audience members. There is a better view of the second act excerpts, which include Myrtha's variation, the Wilis' ensemble dance, and the entrances of Giselle and Albrecht. The tape also contains ca. 2 min. of footage recorded backstage and in a hotel room.
A young girl, Giselle, is deceived by her lover, Albrecht, whose duplicity drives Giselle to madness and causes her to die of a broken heart.
The classic ballet about a young girl deceived by her lover, and the tragic consequences.
Classic love story of a country girl and a prince.
Touted as the "Hamlet" of ballets, the role of Giselle is challenge for any prima ballerina: a young girl driven from joy to madness and death because of an unhappy love, who returns as a ghost in order to destroy the man who betrayed her.
Modern reworking of the Romantic ballet, with the second act set in a lunatic asylum.
eVideos (www)
The Australian Ballet Classic Collection contains 4 Classic Ballets - Giselle, Coppelia, Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty.
Music videos
Production of one of the most famous and beloved ballets from the Romantic period, first performed in Paris in 1841.
Giselle (Choreographic work : Blair after Coralli and Perrot)
The ballet is set in the vineyard country bordering the Rhine. Giselle, a weak-hearted young girl who is adored by her native villagers, lives with her watchful mother, Berthe. Hilarion, the village gamekeeper, is desperately in love with Giselle. Prince Albrecht, a nobleman who is already engaged to a noblewoman named Bathilde, is bored and lonely with his everyday existence. Captivated by Giselle's frail beauty and innocence, Albrecht disguises himself as a peasant named Loys. After purchasing the cottage adjacent to Berthe's, he proceeds to shower Giselle with affections. Hilarion, filled with suspicion an jealousy, becomes enraged when Giselle falls madly in love with Albrecht and believes that they are engaged. Berthe has a vision that her daughter will one day become a Wili, a jilted maiden who dies before her wedding night. The Wilis emerge between midnight and dawn to vengefully trap any man who enters their domain by forcing him to dance to his dealth. Hilarion exposes Albrecht's disguise and proclaims that he is already betrothed to Bathilde. Overwhelmingly distraught and horrified, Giselle dies of a broken heart. Hilarion is discovered just before midnight keeping vigil by Gisell's tomb. As midnight approaches, the Wilis appear with their leader, Queen Myrta. This is the night Giselle is to be initiated as a Wili. Albrecht, laden with feelings of guilt and remorse, visits Giselle's grave. He sees a vision of Giselle and follows it into the forest. At this point, Myrta discovers Hilarion in the forest and orders the Wilis to dance around him until he dies from exhaustion. She then discovers Albrecht and demands that he share the same fate as Hilarion but is unable to permeate the invisible bond of love that Giselle has for him. At dawn, when the Wilis lose their power and must retreat to their dwelling place, Albrecht is saved and Giselle has for him. At dawn, when the Wilis lost their power and must retreat to their dwelling place Albrecht is saved and Giselle forgives him. Giselle returns with the Wilis and recognizes that now she will be one of them for the rest of time.
Demanding choreography and multi-faceted dramatic requirements make this the supreme test of a ballerina's skill.
Giselle is a young girl who is adored by her neighbors. Hilarion, the village gamekeeper, is desperately in love with Giselle. Prince Albrecht, a nobleman who is already engaged to a noblewoman named Bathilde, is bored and lonely with his everyday existence. Captivated by Giselle's frail beauty and innocence, Albrecht disguises himself as a peasant named Loys. Hilarion, filled with suspicion and jealousy, becomes enraged when Giselle falls madly in love with Albrecht and believes that they are engaged. Berthe has a vision that her daughter will one day become a Wili, a jilted maiden who dies before her wedding night. The Wilis emerge between midnight and dawn to vengefully trap any man who enters their domain by forcing him to dance to his death. Hilarion exposes Albrecht's disguise and proclaims that he is already betrothed to Bathilde. Overwhelmingly distraught and horrified, Giselle dies of a broken heart.
A country girl falls in love with a nobleman disguised as a peasant, with tragic results.
A BBC / Royal Opera House co-production in association with Opus Arte. Two of the greatest young dancers from the Royal Ballet perform this classic picture ballet - Alina Cojocaru and Johann Kobborg and they are joined by the Willis and the Queen of the Fairies in the forest in the middle of the night. Alls well that ends well.
Filmed live at the world-famous Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow [in 1975?], the Russian influence has enriched the deep, pathetic dilemma of a country girl forced to destroy the man she loves.
This 1969 production of the ballet Giselle is performed by the American Ballet Theatre and features ballet legends Carla Fracci (Giselle) and Erik Bruhn (Albrecht).
Giselle = [Images animées] : ballet in two acts
filmed ballet
Giselle, a simple country girl, falls in love with Albrecht, a disguised prince who visits her village. The prince is betrothed to another and the deception leads Giselle to die of a broken heart.
Excerpts from a ballet in two acts, danced to music by Adolphe Adam. Compilation of footage filmed at three or more performances. The excerpts, shot from the same camera angle, have been edited into their proper sequence to provide a continuous though not complete picture of the ballet. The film focuses on the principal dancers; for example, Giselle brings forward the two dancers of the peasant pas de deux, but the actual pas de deux was not filmed. The camera is occasionally unstable, and some segments of Act II are grainy.
Televised ballets
A young girl, Giselle, is deceived by her lover, Albrecht, whose duplicity drives her to madness and causes her to die of a broken heart.
Filmed performances
"Ballet great Rudolf Nureyev stars as Albrecht in a lovely production of the dance perennial. This was one of Nureyev's greatest successes in his native Russia, and he has performed the role around the world ever since. Giselle is danced by the great Canadian prima ballerina Lynn Seymour. Nureyev's production brings this timeless tragedy of love found, lost and redeemed to life"
Tragic tale of love lost.
The ballet takes its inspiration from the Slavic legend of the "Wilis" as described in the poems of Heinrich Heine. Giselle, a simple peasant girl driven to madness and death through an unhappy love, becomes a ghost ordered to destroy the man who betrayed her, yet seeks to sustain him because of her undying love.
Alexandre Tarta restitue fidèlement la représentation donnée à Milan en 1996 de ce chef-d'oeuvre du ballet romantique, avec la jeune et remarquable Alessandra Ferri dans le rôle titre.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired
Giselle (Choreographic work : Grigorovich)
DVD video-discs
Count Albrecht, disguising his true identity, has fallen in love with the peasant girl Giselle. Their love is tested by opposition from her mother and Giselle's shock when his identity is revealed.
Présentation du ballet romantique "Giselle" (musique de Adolphe Adam et chorégraphie de Jean Coralli et Jules Perrot, revisée par Marius Petipa) par le ballet Kirov et l'orchestre du théâtre de l'opéra et du ballet de Leningrad. Principaux rôles dansés par Galina Mezentseva, Konstantin Zaklinsky, Gennady Selyutsky et Tutyana Terekhova.
Giselle
A simple peasant girl, who is driven from joy to madness and death through an unhappy love, becomes a ghost ordered to help destroy the man who betrayed her, and yet seeks to sustain him because of her undying love.
Regroupant "Giselle / Adam / Connelly" (enregistré en 1996 au théâtre de la Scala), "Romeo and Juliet / Prokofiev / Grigorovich" (enregistré en 1983 au théâtre Bolchoï) et "The Nutcraker / Tchaïkovsky / Béjart" (enregistré en 2000 au théâtre du Châtelet).
Giselle [1975 : Bessmertnova]
Giselle [2006 : Cojocara]
Stories, plots, etc
Video
Giselle, a simple peasant girl driven to madness and death through an unhappy love, becomes a ghost ordered to destroy the man who betrayed her, yet seeks to sustain him because of her undying love.
Documentary films
musique instrumentale orchestrale (musique classique)
Filmed dance
Giselle, a simple peasant girl driven to madness and death through and unhappy love, becomes a ghost ordered to destroy the man who betrayed her, yet seeks to sustain him because of her undying love.
Giselle was recorded live at the Opera national de Paris, on December 2006. The ballet is performed by the Paris National Opera Ballet, featuring Paul Connelly conducting the Paris National Opera Orchestra. Performers include: Laetitia Pujol, in the title role, plus Nicolas Le Riche, Wilfried Romoli, and Marie-Agnes Gillot. Included are booklet notes.
Fiction films
Bolshoi presents Giselle
Musique dramatique vocale (musique classique)
Never before has "Giselle" been delivered with such intensity as in this deeply moving performance, filmed live at the famous Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow.
Drama
The greatest ballet surviving from the Romantic period, first performed in Paris in 1841. This presentation was taped during a broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center, New York City, on June 2, 1977.
The National Ballet of Canada?s Giselle is one of the most luxuriously beautiful productions ever mounted of this popular ballet. The principal dancers, Karen Kain and Frank Augustyn had just emerged as the front rank soloists of the company.
A ballet with classical dancing by Makarova and Baryshnikov.
Filmed live at the world-famous Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, the Russian influence has enriched the deep, pathetic dilemma of a country girl forced to destroy the man she loves.
Adolphe Adam Giselle
Performance preceded by footage of the audience and theater ; a three-min. intermission between the two acts of the ballet contains shots of the souvenir program and views of scene-shifting. The tape also contains ca. 6 min. of miscellaneous footage after the performance, including views of Nureyev rehearsing onstage.
The Bolshoi Ballet performs Giselle.
A nobleman named Albrecht is busily wooing a young, beautiful peasant girl named Giselle. Albrecht leads the young maiden to believe that he is a farmer named Loys. Giselle falls in love with the man, unaware that he is already betrothed to Bathilde, daughter of the Duke. Giselle is about love, which conquers death.
The Royal Ballet performs Marius Petipa's version of the ballet Giselle.
Ballet
Unitel Film- und Fernsehproduktionsgesellschaft mbH.
Orchestra of the Leningrad Theatre of Opera and Ballet.
Giselle (Choreographic work : Franca after Coralli and Perrot)
Tyske Operas Orkester, Berlin=Tyske Operas Orkester, Berlin>>
Giselle (Choreographic work : Franklin after Petipa, M)
Teatro dell'opera (Rome, Italy). Ballet.
Giselle (Choreographic work : Lavrovskiĭ after Coralli and Perrot)
Giselle (Choreographic work : Franklin after Coralli and Perrot)
Royal Opera House (London, England). Orchestra.
Royal Opera House (London, England). Orchestra,
Corpo di Ballo ed Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala.
Théâtre du Bolchoï (Moscou) (Choeurs et Orchestre)