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Spartacus (Grigorovich)

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Grigorovich's *Spartacus* is a full-length ballet commissioned for the Bolshoi Theatre in 1967. Based on the story of the Third Servile War, it portrays Spartacus’s rebellion against Roman authority through powerful choreography and music by Aram Khachaturian. The work remains notable for its dramatic scope and historical subject matter, appealing to audiences interested in classical ballet and ancient history. It is primarily performed by professional ballet companies.

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Who composed the music for Grigorovich's Spartacus ballet?

Aram Khachaturian composed the score for Spartacus in 1954. Yuri Grigorovich then used this music when he created his choreography for the Bolshoi Ballet.

Which ballet company performs Grigorovich's Spartacus?

Grigorovich created Spartacus for the Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow, and it has remained a signature work in their repertoire since the full-length version premiered in 1968. It is closely identified with the Bolshoi's powerful, dramatic style.

How long is the Grigorovich Spartacus ballet performance?

Grigorovich's Spartacus is a full-evening ballet, typically running roughly two hours with intermissions. It is structured across multiple acts depicting the slave uprising against Rome, including the famous duets between Spartacus and Phrygia.

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