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    Giselle Blu-ray Disc (The Royal Ballet)

    Giselle Blu-ray Disc (The Royal Ballet)

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    Giselleis the quintessential Romantic ballet. Its title role, one of the most technically demanding and emotionally challenging in the classical repertory, is here danced by Alina Cojocaru, partnered by Johan Kobborg as Count Albrecht. This tale of the transcendental power of love over death is evocatively portrayed through Peter Wright's sensitive staging and John Macfarlane's designs, which beautifully contrast the human and supernatural worlds ­ mastered from a High Definition recording and true surround sound.

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    Music: Adolphe Adam
    Giselle: Alina Cojocaru
    Count Albrecht:Johan Kobborg
    Myrtha: Marianela Nuñez
    Hilarion: Martin Harvey 

    Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
    Conductor: Boris Gruzin 
    Scenario: Théophile Gautier after Heinrich Heine
    Choreography by Marius Petipa
    Production and Additional Choreography: Peter Wright
    Designs: John Macfarlane
    Original Lighting: Jennifer Tipton
    Recreated by Clare O'Donoghue
    Staging: Christopher Carr 

    Plus:Cast gallery & synopsis

    Picture: 16:9 1080i
    Sound: LPCM 2.0 / 5.0
    Duration: 113 mins
    Region code: All Regions
    Subtitles: FR/DE/ES/IT

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    Esther Gravel
    Giselle

    This two-act ballet takes us from joyous mood to terrible drama, following an unmanageable heartbreak for the young Giselle, who at the height of her despondency ends her life at the end of the first Act. When the curtain rises at the start of Act II, we are treated to the most important part of the ballet. The action takes place in a cemetery. The arrival of the Willies, who will punish the man who caused Giselle to lose her mind and enter the realm of the dead. This is a magnificent ballet rendered by the main protagonists and the entire Corps de Ballet. I'm delighted to have seen this grandiose ballet, which makes us reflect on human frailty.

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    Esther Gravel
    Giselle

    This two-act ballet takes us from joyous mood to terrible drama, following an unmanageable heartbreak for the young Giselle, who at the height of her despondency ends her life at the end of the first Act. When the curtain rises at the start of Act II, we are treated to the most important part of the ballet. The action takes place in a cemetery. The arrival of the Willies, who will punish the man who caused Giselle to lose her mind and enter the realm of the dead. This is a magnificent ballet rendered by the main protagonists and the entire Corps de Ballet. I'm delighted to have seen this grandiose ballet, which makes us reflect on human frailty.

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    Esther Gravel
    Giselle

    This two-act ballet takes us from joyous mood to terrible drama, following an unmanageable heartbreak for the young Giselle, who at the height of her despondency ends her life at the end of the first Act. When the curtain rises at the start of Act II, we are treated to the most important part of the ballet. The action takes place in a cemetery. The arrival of the Willies, who will punish the man who caused Giselle to lose her mind and enter the realm of the dead. This is a magnificent ballet rendered by the main protagonists and the entire Corps de Ballet. I'm delighted to have seen this grandiose ballet, which makes us reflect on human frailty.

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    Esther Gravel
    Giselle

    This two-act ballet takes us from joyous mood to terrible drama, following an unmanageable heartbreak for the young Giselle, who at the height of her despondency ends her life at the end of the first Act. When the curtain rises at the start of Act II, we are treated to the most important part of the ballet. The action takes place in a cemetery. The arrival of the Willies, who will punish the man who caused Giselle to lose her mind and enter the realm of the dead. This is a magnificent ballet rendered by the main protagonists and the entire Corps de Ballet. I'm delighted to have seen this grandiose ballet, which makes us reflect on human frailty.

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