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Released
01 June 2015
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OPUS ARTE 
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Live performance of Tchaikovsky's work by the Royal Ballet. Natalia Osipova dances the dual role of Odette and Odile with Matthew Golding as Prince Siegfried. Boris Gruzin conducts the Royal Opera House Orchestra.

Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play.  This magnificent Royal Ballet production of Swan Lake is an unforgettable experience. Anthony Dowell's interpretation of Petipa and Ivanov's 1895 St Petersburg version set a standard and style that made it a 'yardstick for others' (New York Times). Wonderful choreography for the entire company includes the coveted double role of the gentle and vulnerable swan queen Odette and her predatory alter-ego, the black swan Odile. It is a challenge relished by principal ballerinas, and is danced here in a spell-binding performance by Natalia Osipova, partnered by Matthew Golding as a powerful and empathetic Prince Siegfried. Tchaikovsky's glorious score shines, given the full force of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House conducted by Boris Gruzin, and Yolanda Sonnabend's detailed, Fabergé-inspired designs evoke the atmosphere of Imperial Russia in the era of the ballet's creation.