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Tchaikovsky Ballet "Swan Lake" Full Version ACT I, II, III, IV | Tchaikovsky "Swan Lake" op.20 ACT I, II, III, IV | Vienna Symphony John Ranchberry (conductor) Vienna Symphony 1966 00:00:00 Tchaikovsky-Swan_Lake op.20 - ACT I 00:32:43 Tchaikovsky-Swan_Lake op.20 - ACT II 01:00:35 Tchaikovsky-Swan_Lake op.20 - ACT III 01:26:35 Tchaikovsky-Swan_Lake op.20 - ACT IV Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake" (Russian: Лебединое озеро) is one of the most famous and beloved classical ballets in the world. 1. Overview of the work Composer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Premiered: March 4, 1877 (February 20, Russian calendar) at the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow Libbreviation: Vladimir Begichev & Vasily Geltser Choreography: First premiere - Julius Reisinger, later revised in 1895 by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov Structure: 4 acts Original: Inspired by German and Slavic legends and folk tales 2. Plot (4 acts) Act 1: The Birth of Prince Siegfried and the Overture of Fate A banquet is held in the kingdom to celebrate Prince Siegfried's coming of age. The prince enjoys the lively festivities, but his mother, the queen, tells him that he must choose a bride to marry. The prince, troubled, goes hunting. Act 2: Meeting Princess Odette The prince finds a flock of swans by a lake in the forest and aims his bow at one of them, but one of them transforms into a beautiful woman, Princess Odette. She explains that she has been cursed by the evil sorcerer Rothbart to become a swan by day and a human by night. This curse can only be broken by true love. The prince swears his love to Odette, but Rothbart interferes. Act 3: Betrayal and Deceit A ball is held at the palace, and the queen expects Siegfried to choose a bride. Then Rothbart appears with his daughter **Odile (the Black Swan**). Odile looks exactly like Odette, but is dressed in black, and uses her magical powers to seduce the prince. The prince is fooled and swears his love to Odile, which makes Odette's curse irreversible. Act 4: Tragic Ending The prince realizes his mistake and runs to the lakeside to ask for Odette's forgiveness. However, the curse is already irreversible. After a fight with Rothbart, the prince and Odette throw themselves into the lake and become together forever. Their sacrifice breaks the curse and frees their souls. 3. Musical Characteristics Swan Lake is the first ballet music composed by Tchaikovsky, and along with Sleeping Beauty (1890) and The Nutcracker (1892), it is considered one of the greatest works in the history of ballet. 🎼 Representative music "Scène" - Main theme with lyrical and mystical atmosphere "Dance of the Swans" - Elegant song featuring swans "Dance of the Little Swans (Pas de Quatre)" - Fast and elaborate dance Folk dances of each country such as "Spanish Dance", "Neapolitan Dance", and "Hungarian Dance" "Pas de Deux of Black Swan" - Powerful duet between Odile and the Prince "Finale" - Tragic yet touching ending 4. Historical significance and influence of "Swan Lake" It was not a great success at the time of its premiere, but when Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov revised it with new choreography in 1895, today's representative version was born. This work shows the pinnacle of romantic ballet and classical ballet, and has since been performed on numerous stages and adapted into various versions. The contrast between the "black swan and the white swan" allows for psychological and philosophical interpretations, and has created the most powerful female character in the history of ballet. It has also influenced various modern arts and popular culture, such as the movie "Black Swan" (2010). 5. Key features and points of appreciation ✔️ Graceful expression of the swan - Unique arm movements expressing the flapping of the swan's wings ✔️ Contrast of the black swan vs. the white swan - The same dancers perform Odette (the white swan) and Odile (the black swan), showing a strong emotional contrast ✔️ Harmony of dramatic music and dance - Tchaikovsky's music maximizes lyrical yet tragic emotions 🔥 Conclusion 《Swan Lake》 is not a simple fairy tale love story, but a masterpiece containing fate, betrayal, sacrifice, and eternal love. This work, which contains the essence of 19th-century classical ballet, still touches many people even after time passes. #SwanLake #swanlake##ClassicOppa