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Kirov

['ki:rɔf]
基洛夫[苏联东欧平原东北部城市](旧称维亚特卡)

She would have liked to rejoin the Kirov, she said, if only she was younger.
If it were, the Boston version would be significantly truer to the original than the Kirov version, which also is the work of Mr. Sergeyev.
NEW YORK may well be the world's worst place for watching the Kirov Ballet. It only stays at the Met for three or (this year) two weeks, uses a local orchestra, and arrives at the end of a big North American tour.
On hand in Boston are members of the Bolshoi Opera, Bolshoi Ballet and Kirov Opera; the Boston Symphony Orchestra (with three all-Russian programs); the Moscow Theatre of Plastic Drama (the Soviet Union's premier mime company); and many others.
Appropriately so, for now it is clear how cultured are the Kirov players - no piercing brass or straining violins in the familiar Russian style here - and Gergiev himself, as conductor.
Some observers attribute the Kirov Ballet's decline to financial and political causes, and no doubt the company's economic situation is serious.
He joined the company in 1974 after defecting from the Soviet Union, where he danced with the Kirov ballet company.
THE GREATEST treasure in the Kirov Ballet's repertory is The Sleeping Beauty.
Then, the exquisite purity of her Kirov training, made the dance seem so fresh, so pure, that one might have been seeing the ballet and hearing the music for the first time.
After she and Leiferkus sang Renata and Ruprecht in London - conducted, both at the Albert Hall and at Covent Garden, by Edward Downes - they sang it in New York as part of the Kirov's 1992 season at the Met, with Valery Gergiev conducting.
Trud quoted Gorelov as saying Tomsky was a prominent figure in the development of Soviet trade unions and a respected comrade of Soviet founder Vladimir I. Lenin, Nikolai I. Bukharin, Sergei Kirov and other revolutionaries.
Asked what she had missed most in her native land, Ms. Makarova said in heavily accented English: "Not to be able to dance in the Kirov, the nature of the Russian people, the Russian countryside, not to be able to communicate.
He attended the Vaganova Ballet School in Leningrad when he was 14 and later joined the Kirov Ballet, the city's renowned ballet company.
Miss Makarova, 48, renowned on the Kirov stage in Leningrad in the 1950s and 1960s when she danced with Rudolf Nureyev, broke into tears when she returned to the theater Tuesday, Tass reported.
And yet the firm core of Kirov style is being gradually drained away (whereas the cruder Moscow style still retains a certain classically vital simplicity). Just take two of the key features of classical style in ballet: musicality, and stance.
She returned to the Kirov in February 1989, performing a special pas de deux with her partner, Alexander Sombart.
So Mr. Gergiev turned to the Kirov, where he found a job as a lowly assistant conductor.
On its first visits to the United States, in 1961 and 1964, the Kirov still exemplified the qualities that had given the imperial Russian ballet its international influence.
"Le Corsaire" is known to most balletomanes only for the second act's spectacular trio which Rudolf Nureyev, who defected from the Kirov, translated into an exhilarating duet for himself and Dame Margot Fonteyn.
One watches the fall of the Kirov Ballet with dismay, the rise of the Maly Drama Theatre and the Kirov Opera with exhilaration.
One watches the fall of the Kirov Ballet with dismay, the rise of the Maly Drama Theatre and the Kirov Opera with exhilaration.
Valery Gergiyev, chief conductor of the Kirov Theater, told the official Soviet news agency the production is scheduled for the 1992-93 season.
"The Children of Theatre Street," which was narrated by Grace Kelly, was about the Kirov School of Ballet, and the intensity of the children who sequestered themselves there, seeking perfection through dance.
He serves as principal guest conductor of the Rotterdam Philharmonic, while continuing with the Kirov.
The Kirov, from Leningrad, is known as a company of great dancers, floating with grace, in contrast to the more sturdy athleticism of the Bolshoi Ballet of Moscow.
Yet they keep returning to St Petersburg, and principally because of one man - the artistic director of the Kirov Opera, Valery Gergiev.
So, invariably, does the company's newly engaged premier danseur Faruk Ruzimatov, formerly of the Kirov Ballet.
He performed the epic opera "Khovanshchina" complete, another Kirov first, and has now recorded it for Philips.
The mighty Kirov plant, which over recent years has managed to switch from tanks to tractors, is unable to sell its tractors for lack of key components.
The three ballet offerings are less impressive, though none has before been shown in the west by the Kirov.

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