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A tangueros in the foyer of Massimo Napoletano. Debuts Wednesday, October 22, in the first national at the Teatro San Carlo di Napoli “Eight Seasons” ballet with choreography by Argentina’s Mauricio Wainrot. The appointment is for 20.30 and is part of the program “Autumn Dance“. On stage the ballet company of the San Carlo in a work built on the music of Vivaldi and Astor Piazzolla, which winds up a notch now historical record of Gidon Kremer and that includes and connects “The Four Seasons” by Vivaldi with those “Porteúas” the great Argentine composer, on a trip in sixteen movements, where climates and atmospheres alternate.
“With Eight Seasons – says Wainrot – I went back to the pas de deux and a series of modules according to what I might call a kind of different vocabulary in my work, characterized by groups of sequences undoubtedly plentiful, much closer to symphonic music that chamber music. In Piazzolla four couples dance, at night, in meetings between men and women, with gestures and movements imported directly from Tango. The music of Vivaldi however, prevails daytime setting, choral, and a vision typically closer to the European culture, whose roots belongs to all its production”.
Wainrot is artistic director of the Ballet Contemporáneo del Teatro San Martin in Buenos Aires. On the theater is also a special promotion dedicated to tangueros: two inputs for a total price of 30 euro. At the end of the show, you can dance the milonga in the Foyer. Only replica October 23.
The Eight Seasons
Teatro San Carlo in Naples, Wednesday, October 22 to Thursday, October 23
