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MANEN, Hans van: Hommage a Hans van Manen [Ballets] (Dutch National Ballet, 2017) / Moving to Music (Dance Documentary, 2022)


Metaforen
Composer: Daniel-Lesur, Jean Yves
Choreographer: Manen, Hans van

Dancer: Brhane, Nathan
Dancer: Chugai, Maria
Dancer: Ettlinger, Krista
Dancer: Guan, Wen Ting
Dancer: Horwood, Erica
Dancer: Mao, Jingjing
Dancer: Mazzeo, Vito
Dancer: Okubo, Saya
Dancer: Sjouke, Sem
Dancer: Wright, Jared
Dancer: Xuan, Jessica
Dancer: Zhang, Yuanyuan

Television Director: Massip, Vincent
Adagio Hammerklavier
Composer: Beethoven, Ludwig van
Choreographer: Manen, Hans van

Dancer: Camargo, Daniel
Dancer: de Jongh, Igone
Dancer: Ol, Anna
Dancer: Stout, James
Dancer: Varga, Jozef
Piano: Khoziainova, Olga

Television Director: Massip, Vincent
Frank Bridge Variations
Composer: Britten, Benjamin
Choreographer: Manen, Hans van

Dancer: Camargo, Daniel
Dancer: de Jongh, Igone
Dancer: Eimers, Floor
Dancer: Kaic, Suzanna
Dancer: Montero Real, Daniel
Dancer: Paerel, Pascalle
Dancer: Principato, Cristiano
Dancer: Rosillo, Laura
Dancer: Sjouke, Sem
Dancer: Wortmeyer, Remi

Television Director: Massip, Vincent
Hans van Manen - Moving to Music


Television Director: Moritz, Reiner

Date of Production: 05-07-2017
Venue: Opera Berlioz, Le Corum, Montpellier
Playing Time: 02:06:55
Catalogue Number: 2.110775
UPC: 747313577552

Guided by his idol George Balanchine, Hans van Manen has striven all his life to create meaning in his choreography. Alongside conversations with colleagues and collaborators, in the documentary Moving to Music, van Manen talks about his life and work, and from where his inspiration came in ballets that are charged with drama and eroticism. Also included are three complete works from Dutch National Ballet - the early Metaforen; Adagio Hammerklavier, which presents the slow movement of Beethoven's Op. 106 sonata performed live on stage with three couples in various configurations; and Frank Bridge Variations, a late masterpiece that plays with balance and counterpoint to music by Benjamin Britten.

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