Description
Three by Duato: Compañía Nacional de Danza
Product Details
- UPC: 4006680103266
- Genre: Dance, Ballet
- Company: Compañía Nacional de Danza
- Artistic Director & Choreographer: Nacho Duato
- Label: Arthaus Musik
- Release date: 2000
Product Specifications
- Sound Format: PCM Stereo
- Picture Format: 16:9
- Language: Spanish
- Subtitle Languages: English, German, French, Spanish
- Region Code: 2, 5, PAL
- Run Time: 82 minutes
Overview
Under the artistic directorship of Nacho Duato, the Compañía Nacional de Danza has developed its own distinctive style, blending classical and contemporary idioms. The ensemble has become one of the most accomplished and entertaining dance companies in Europe. This DVD features three captivating performances choreographed by Duato, showcasing his inventive, earthy, sensual, and emotive choreography.
Performances
- Arenal
- Music: María del Mar Bonet
- Set Designer: Walter Nobbe
- Lighting Designer: Nicholas Fischtel (AAI)
- Duende
- Music: Claude Debussy
- Set Designer: Walter Nobbe
- Lighting Designer: Nicholas Fischtel (AAI)
- Por vos muero
- Music: XV & XVI Century Spanish Music
- Performed by: Hespèrion XX La Capella Reial de Catalunya
- Set Designer: Walter Nobbe
- Lighting Designer: Nicholas Fischtel (AAI)
Cast and Crew
- Artistic Director & Choreographer: Nacho Duato
- Production: Isabel Sánchez
- Technical Director: Adolfo Myer
- Editors: Beatriz Gómez, Jesús Sancho
- Studio Manager: Pablo Sánchez, José L. López
- Producer: Epifanio Rojas
- Lighting Director: John Burgess
- Production Manager: Luke Robin
- Executive Producer: Jane Seymour
- Directed by: Thomas Grimm
Special Feature
- Introductions by Nacho Duato
Interesting Facts
- The Compañía Nacional de Danza is based in Madrid, Spain, and is renowned for its unique blend of classical and contemporary dance styles.
- Nacho Duato is an internationally acclaimed choreographer, known for his innovative and expressive choreography.
- The three performances featured in this DVD showcase the diverse range of Duato's choreographic talents, from the passionate "Arenal" to the hauntingly beautiful "Duende" and the historical "Por vos muero."
