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Sébastien M arcovici

 * promoted to principal

Born and raised in Paris, France, Sébastien Marcovici began his ballet training at age eight with local teachers, and at age 12 he enrolled at the School of the Paris Opéra Ballet. During the summer of 1993, while studying with Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux and Patricia McBride at the Chautauqua School of Dance, Mr. Marcovici was invited by Ballet Master in Chief Peter Martins to take Company class with New York City Ballet at Saratoga Springs. In November of 1993, he was invited to join New York City Ballet's corps de ballet. Mr. Marcovici was promoted to the rank of soloist in 1998 and to principal dancer in May 2002.

Other performances

In 2002, Mr. Marcovici appeared in the nationally televised Live From Lincoln Center broadcast of "New York City Ballet's Diamond Project: Ten Years of New Choreography" on PBS, dancing in Ancient Airs and Dances.

Featured Roles Since Joining NYCB

George Balanchine Agon Allegro Brillante Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet Chaconne Divertimento No. 15 "Emeralds" from Jewels Episodes The Four Temperaments (Melancholic) George Balanchine's The Nutcracker™ (Cavalier) Liebeslieder Walzer A Midsummer Night's Dream (Divertissement) Movements for Piano and Orchestra Orpheus Robert Schumann's "Davidsbündlertänze" Serenade La Sonnambula Square Dance Stravinsky Violin Concerto Symphony in Three Movements Swan Lake Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3 La Valse Vienna Waltzes

Sean Lavery Romeo and Juliet

Miriam Mahdaviani Appalachia Waltz

Peter Martins Concerto for Two Solo Pianos Fearful Symmetries Hallelujah Junction Harmonielehre Morgen Naïve and Sentimental Music Reliquary Sinfonia Songs of the Auvergne Swan Lake (Siegfried, Benno, Pas De Quatre, Russian) Symphonic Dances Tala Gaisma

David Parsons Touch

Jerome Robbins Afternoon of a Faun Brandenburg The Cage Dances at a Gathering The Four Seasons (Winter, Summer) Glass Pieces The Goldberg Variations I'm Old Fashioned In the Night Moves Piano Pieces

Richard Tanner Ancient Airs And Dances Sonatas and Interludes

Lynne Taylor-Corbett Chiaroscuro

Christopher Wheeldon After the Rain Polyphonia

Originated roles in Stephen Baynes: Twilight Courante Mauro Bigonzetti: Vespro Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux: Two Birds with the Wings of One Albert Evans: Haiku Robert La Fosse: Land of Nod Miriam Mahdaviani: In the Mi(d)st Peter Martins: Bal de Couture, Guide to Strange Places, Quartet for Strings, The Red Violin, River of Light, Swan Lake (Spanish), Them Twos Benjamin Millepied: Plainspoken, Quasi Una Fantasia Angelin Preljocaj: La Stravaganza Jerome Robbins: Brandenburg, West Side Story Suite Twyla Tharp: The Beethoven Seventh Christopher Wheeldon: Klavier

Monotones II (ballet)

 * Monotones II
 * Monotones (ballet)
 * Monotones
 * Frederick Ashton’s choreography
 * Satie's Trois Gymnopédie
 * costumes and lighting by Ashton

Commedia (ballet)

 * Commedia
 * Christopher Wheeldon’s choreography
 * Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite
 * costumes by Isabel Toledo
 * sets by Ruben Toledo
 * lighting by Penny Jacobus

Six Fold Illuminate (ballet)

 * Six Fold Illuminate
 * Emily Molnar's choreography
 * Reich's Variations for Winds, Strings and Keyboards
 * costumes by Narciso Rodriguez
 * lighting by Pierre Lavoie

One (ballet)

 * One
 * Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's choreography
 * Ter Vedhuis' music
 * costumes by Benjamin Briones
 * lighting by Lopez Ochoa

Shutters Shut (ballet)

 * Shutters Shut
 * Lightfoot León's choreography
 * text by Gertrude Stein
 * costumes and lighting by Lightfoot León

Fools’ Paradise (ballet)

 * Fools’ Paradise
 * Christopher Wheeldon’s choreography
 * Saint-Saëns' The Dying Swan
 * orchestrated by Joby Talbot
 * costumes by Narciso Rodriguez
 * lighting by Penny Jacobus

Softly, as I Leave You (ballet)

 * Softly as I Leave You (ballet) ====
 * Softly, as I Leave You
 * Softly as I Leave You
 * Lightfoot León’s choreography
 * Pärt's and Bach's music

Bolero (Ratmansky)

 * Bolero (ballet)
 * Bolero
 * Alexei Ratmansky’s choreography
 * Ravel's music

Continuum (ballet)

 * Continuum
 * Christopher Wheeldon’s choreography
 * Ligeti's music

1974

 * Tatjana Akinfieva-Smith, artistic director
 * Jack Kamer, general manager
 * Daryl Kamer, ballet mistress

Ballet Metropolitan was founded in September of 1974 by a group of dancers' parents interested in providing training and performance opportunities for talented area

dancers. A student company comprised of 26 10-to-13-year-olds and 25 students over the age of 14 presented two performances of The Nutcracker at the Ohio

Theatre in December 1974 to about 4,000 people. Numerous appearances in schools and shopping centers helped bring audiences to the theater. Following The

Nutcracker, Ballet Metropolitan continued the well-received appearances in area schools, for a total of about 10 lecture demonstrations the first season. The budget for

this first season was $11,000

guest artists

 * Harkness Ballet
 * Susan McKee
 * Eric McCullough
 * students
 * Patrick Bissel
 * Joseph Duell

footnotes for 1974
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Minsk Classical Ballet
The Minsk Classical Ballet was founded in 1992 and was based at the Belarussian State Theatre of Light Opera. The Company's Head Ballet Mistress is Nina Dyachenko, Merited Artist of Russia and graduate from the Perm Ballet School. She achieved great acclaim as Prima Ballerina of the Perm Theatre of Opera and Ballet. Nowadays she devotes her considerable teaching skills to developing a varied and original repertoire for the Company which includes Scheherazade, Don Quixote, the Carmen Suite, Les Sylphides, Nutracker, Giselle and New Amazons (Bolero by Ravel). This young Company has a attracted the interest of many of the great artists of the world ballet including Lyubov Kunakova, Larisa Trembovelskaya, Gedeminas Taranda and Ksenia Ter-Stepanova whose productions for the Company have done much to bring out its enormous potential. The dancers themselves are, in the main, graduates from the Belarussian Ballet School. The Company's professionalism and excellent classical technique is borne out by the success of its Principals Konstantin Kuznetsov and Yuliya Dyatko in the prestigious international competitions. Their talent was rewarded when they receive the third prize at "Arabesque-96" inPerm, the third prize at "Serge Lifar ballet competitions" in Kyev, Golden medal "The best duet of competition" in Luxembourg, the second prize at "Moskow international competition" and the prize of "Dyagilev center" - the best duet of competition in Moscow. Minsk Classical Ballet's reputation overseas is growing with the completion of highly successful tours of Spain and Portugal in 1995-1997 and of England and Scotland in 1996. In August 1997 the Company took part in "Beethoven international festival" in Germany in Bonn.

Head Ballet Mistress of Minsk Classical Ballet - Merited Artist of Russia - Nina DYACHENKO

Contact

 * Julia Concert
 * 7020 Rouse
 * rue "Voden" 11 B
 * Bulgaria
 * +359 82 822 358 (telephone and fax)


 * juliaconcert@elits.rousse.bg

music

 * Chiarina (C minor; Passionato)
 * Liszt Piano Concerto no. 1
 * Chopin Piano Concerto no. 1
 * Buddy Rich: Skin Deep

Köping

 * Åhus
 * Älmhult
 * Alvesta
 * Älvsbyn
 * Anderstorp
 * Ånge
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 * Arvika
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 * Boxholm
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 * Furulund
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 * Gnesta
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 * Grästorp
 * Grebbestad
 * Grums
 * Hällefors
 * Hallstahammar
 * Hammarö
 * Hässelby Villastad
 * Hässleholm
 * Herrljunga
 * Holmsund
 * Höör
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 * Hultsfred
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 * Ljusdal
 * Ljusnarsberg
 * Lomma
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 * Malmköping
 * Mariannelund
 * Markaryd
 * Mellerud
 * Mönsterås
 * Mora
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 * Motala
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 * Norberg
 * Norrahammar
 * Nybro
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 * Olofström
 * Örnsköldsvik
 * Osby
 * Oskarström
 * Påskallavik
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 * Ronneby
 * Ryd (Almundsryd)
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 * Sandviken
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 * Skene, Sweden
 * Skillingaryd
 * Skön
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 * Sunne
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 * Täby
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 * Tranås
 * Traryd
 * Trelleborg
 * Vaggeryd
 * Vännäs
 * Vara
 * Värnamo
 * Vetlanda
 * Vilhelmina
 * Vinslöv
 * Virserum

Categories wearers of m onocles and fictional wearers of m onocles

 * Joseph Chamberlain
 * Incroyables and Merveilleuses
 * Count Olaf
 * Bill Dovey
 * Percy Toplis
 * Gillingham F.C.
 * Lord Haw-Haw
 * Patrick Moore
 * The Well of Loneliness
 * Tristan Tzara
 * Hale and Pace
 * Gerald Warner
 * Richard Tauber
 * Roy Ridley
 * The Clockwise Man
 * Oberst
 * Biggles
 * Colonel Sponsz
 * Madame Amberley
 * Nicolás Zúñiga y Miranda
 * Wilkins Micawber
 * Colonel Mustard
 * If the Cap Fits...
 * Jacques Vaché
 * Fred Emney
 * Professor Zündapp
 * Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines
 * Grandville
 * Capitalist Piglet
 * Nazis in fiction
 * Victorian Dad
 * Aris Maliagros
 * Harris Tweed
 * Jared Paul Stern
 * Dolway Walkington
 * The Toff
 * Penguin
 * Darlie
 * Johnnie Cradock
 * Hugh Wakefield