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Le Parc (Preljocaj)

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Le Parc (Preljocaj) is a contemporary ballet work set to Mozart’s music. Choreographed by Ana Record and featuring designs by Boris Pavloff, it explores themes of urban life and connection through movement. The ballet premiered with the Paris Opera Ballet in 2013 and remains notable for its innovative approach to classical storytelling within a modern context. It is primarily intended for dance companies and audiences interested in experimental ballet performances.

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Who commissioned Angelin Preljocaj's Le Parc?

Le Parc was created for the Paris Opera Ballet, one of the world's most prestigious classical companies. Preljocaj was invited to create the work for the company's repertoire in 1994.

What music is used in Preljocaj's Le Parc?

Le Parc is set to music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, drawing on his symphonies and concertos. The elegant classical score provides a striking contrast to Preljocaj's contemporary choreographic language.

What is the story of Le Parc by Preljocaj?

Le Parc draws inspiration from the literature of seduction and aristocratic manners, particularly works like Les Liaisons dangereuses. It explores themes of desire, social convention, and romantic gamesmanship within a refined garden setting.

Has Le Parc been performed by companies other than the Paris Opera Ballet?

Yes, Preljocaj's own company, Ballet Preljocaj, performs Le Parc on international tours. The work has also been staged for select other companies, extending its reach beyond its original Paris Opera Ballet home.

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