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Born
17.1.75
in Gomel. White Russian
Education
Minsk Ballet School. The School of The Hamburg Ballet
Main Teachers
Alexander Ivanovich Kaladenko, Anatoli Nisnevich,
Kevin Haigen
Engagement
The Hamburg Ballet since 1994, Soloist in 1997,
Principal since 1998
Creations
•
Telemachos in
Odyssey
•
King Koll/Fortinbras in
Hamlet
('97
version)
•
Sir Andrew in
VIVALDI or What You Will
•
Eros in
Bernstein Dances
•
Sergei Diaghilev in
Nijinsky
•
Carsten in
Préludes CV
•
Frederick the Great in
Death in Venice
•
Konstantin (Kostya) Gavrilovich Triplev in
The Seagull
•
he Doctor and Serge Diaghilev in
Le Pavillon
d'Armide
and solos in
•
Time after Time
from "Images from Bartók"
•
Messiah
•
Winterreise
•
Hungarian Dance No. 5
(
Osterkonzert 2004,
Munich)
•
Du und Du-Waltzer
(
New Year's Concert 2006,
Vienna)
•
Nocturnes
from "Songs of the Night"
•
Verklungene Feste
•
Wege
(
Yukichi Hattori)
Repertory
•
Daphnis in
Daphnis and Chloe
•
Armand, Des Grieux and Comte N. in
Lady of the
Camellias
•
he Prince in
A Cinderella Story
•
The young boy in
In The Between
•
Theseus/Oberon and Lysander in
A Midsummer
Night's Dream
•
Prince Désiré, Catalabutte and Blue Bird in
The
Sleeping Beauty
•
Drosselmeier and Günther in
The Nutcracker
•
Romeo, Tybalt and Benvolio in
Romeo and Juliet
•
Hamlet in
Hamlet
•
Aminta in
Sylvia
•
Malvolio in
VIVALDI or What You Will
•
The main role in
Bernstein Dances
•
The King, Prince Leopold and Prince Siegfried in
Illusions - like "Swan Lake"
•
Albert in
Giselle
•
Peer in
Peer Gynt
•
Merlin in
The Saga of King Arthur
•
Touchstone in
As You Like It
•
Don Juan in
Don Juan
•
Gustav von Aschenbach in
Death in Venice
•
Odysseus in
Odyssey
•
The Poet in
The Little Mermaid
•
Her Husband in
Christmas Oratorio
•
Jago in
Othello
•
The Angel in
The Legend of Joseph
•
Liliom in
Liliom
•
The High Brahmin in
La Bayadère
(
Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa)
•
The Young Boy in
Light Beings
(
Mats Ek)
•
The Prince in
The Sleeping Beauty
(
Mats Ek)
ylphide
(
Pierre Lacotte
after Filippo Taglioni)
•
Man in Green in
Dances at a Gathering
(
Jerome
Robbins)
•
The Husband in
The Concert
(
Jerome Robbins)
•
Onegin in
Onegin
(
John Cranko)
and solos in
•
Saint Matthew Passion
•
Petrushka-Variations
•
Fratres
•
Requiem
•
Spring and Fall
•
Bernstein-Serenade
•
Soldier Songs
(
Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
•
The Fifth Symphony
(
Gustav Mahler)
•
hello
•
Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler
•
Bach Suite 2
•
Le Sacre
•
Magnificat
•
Opus 100–for Maurice
•
Nocturnes
from "Songs of the Night"
•
Afternoon of a Faun
•
Remanso
(
Nacho Duato)
•
Le Pavillon d'Armide
(
Michail Fokine)
•
Theme and Variations
(
George Balanchine)
•
Violin Concerto
(
George Balanchine)
•
Forgotten Land
(
Jirí Kylián)
•
Jewels
–
Diamonds (George Balanchine)
Guesting
•
Berlin, Dusseldorf, Essen, Munich (Easter
Concert 2000 and 2002), Moscow, Bordeaux,
Toronto, Beijing, Vienna (New Year's Concert
2006),
St.Barth's Music Festival, World Ballet
Festival 2006 in Japan, Roberto Bolle and
Friends Galas in Italy, at the Charity Gala "Event
Prominent" 2007 and 2010 in Hamburg and 2011
at a Tribute to Natalia Makarova in Alexandrinsky
Theatre in St. Petersburg.
•
He danced the role of Konstantin (Kostya)
Gavrilovich Triplev in
The Seagull
with the
National Ballet of Canada in Toronto and with
the ballet of the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-
Danchenko Moscow Academic Music Theatre in
Moscow.
He choreographed
•
Instant
Music: Samuel Barber
Premiere: Bolshoi Theatre on November 22, 2006
Cast: Bolshoi principal dancers Marianna
Ryzhkina and Yan Godovsky
Awards
•
In 1992, he was half finalist of the "Prix de
Lausanne" and received a scholarship from the
Pierino Ambrosoli Foundation to complete his
education at The Hamburg Ballet School.
•
Dr. Wilhelm-Oberdörffer-Prize 1996
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