Ballet in a Splendid Setting: English National Ballet at St Paul's Cathedral

Por Hanna Weibye, 06 julio 2012

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Crítica hecha desde St Paul's Cathedral, Londres el 3 julio 2012

The Four Seasons (Van le Ngoc)

Of A Rose (Antony Dowson)

Suite en blanc (Serge Lifar)

English National Ballet

Anais Chalendard, Bailarín

Max Westwell, Bailarín

James Streeter, Bailarín

Vadim Muntagirov, Bailarín

English National Ballet Philharmonic

City Chamber Choir

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Hanna Weibye

Hanna is a historian at King's College, Cambridge. She is currently completing a biography of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, the inventor of German gymnastics ('Turnen'). She has produced, danced in and choreographed for ballet and contemporary shows in Cambridge. Follow her on twitter @hweibye.