see Don Quixote – Moscow Festival Ballet Insert.

MOSCOW FESTIVAL
BALLET
2013-2014
6 2 n d •S E A S O N
Sergi Radchenko, Artistic Director
DON QUIXOTE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 • 7PM
Full-length ballet in Three Acts
Music: Leon Minkus | Libretto: Marius Petipa | Choreography: Marius Petipa
Sets: Lev Solodovnikov | Costumes: Lev Solodovnikov | Lighting:
g
g Marina Borodina
PROLOGUE
Don Quixote's Study
ACT I
The Square in Barcelona
ACT II
A Gypsy Encampment
ACT III, Scene One
A Forest
ACT III, Scene Two
Night in a Village
--Intermission-ACT III, Scene Three
A Tavern
ACT III, Scene Four
The Palace
Season Sponsor: Symphony Guild of Daytona Beach
Concert Grand Presenters: Dr. & Mrs. Thurman Gillespy, Jr.
Concert Sponsors: Dr. Gordon & Gina Millar
Associate Sponsors: Barbara & Buzzy Glickstein | Ron & Evelyn Shapiro
Speedway Custom Photo Lab · Lou & Marj Fiore
Hospitality Sponsor: Carefree Catering
Media Sponsors: AM1230 – AM1490 WSBB • Bright House Networks • Halifax Magazine
Hometown News • Our Florida Magazine • WROD Radio 104.7FM
Foundation and Public Support
The Daytona Beach Symphony Society’s 2013-2014 Season is sponsored in part by grants from Florida Department of State,
Division of Cultural Affairs; County of Volusia; City of Daytona Beach; Daytona Beach Racing and Recreational Facilities District.
The photographing, video or sound recording of this concert is prohibited.
Pre-Concert Talk – Rose Room, 6 pm
Artistic Directors, Rachael Leonard and Kristen Polizzi, of Surfscape Contemporary Dance Theatre are our speakers
this evening, and members of her company will illustrate dance techniques. Surfscape is a nonprofit dance company
committed to bringing the art of modern dance to local audiences. Community dancers, musicians and artists from
area schools and colleges can study and perform with the company, while theater and technical students can gain
experience helping backstage and creating props and sets. Surfscape offers lecture demonstrations to promote arts
education in local schools and invites local students to attend matinee performances at reduced ticket prices. The dance
company is comprised of eighteen professional dancers and two artistic directors.
Moscow Festival Ballet
The Moscow Festival Ballet was founded in 1989 when legendary principal dancer of the Bolshoi Ballet Sergei
Radchenko sought to realize his vision of a company which would bring together the highest classical elements of the
great Bolshoi and Kirov Ballet companies in an independent new company within the framework of Russian classic ballet.
Since its inception, the Moscow Festival Ballet has completed two tours of Europe, with extraordinary receptions in
Italy, France, Spain, Germany and the Netherlands. Two tours of the United Kingdom, including capacity audiences at
London's famed Coliseum, have resulted in re-engagements. The company has recently completed a two-month tour
of Japan, Korea, Singapore and Hong Kong. The Moscow Festival Ballet has toured extensively throughout the United
States, beginning with a Coast-to-Coast tour in the Winter/Spring of 1997 and returning in 2001, 2004, 2007 and
2010. Under the direction of Sergei Radchenko, the company continues to expand its repertoire. In addition to
commissioning new works from within Russia and abroad, the company specializes in Twentieth Century full-length
ballets such as Cinderella, Romeo and Juliet, Legend of Love, Stone Flower and The Golden Age.
Born in 1944, Sergei Radchenko graduated from the Moscow School of Dance in 1964 and then joined the Bolshoi
Ballet, where he worked for 25 years. He danced the entire repertoire at the Bolshoi, but enjoyed a special reputation
for Spanish dance, particularly the role of the bullfighter in the Bizet-Schedrin Carmen Suite. Mr. Radchenko presents
a large number of master-classes, inviting leading teachers from the Bolshoi and Mariinsky theatres to ensure the
continuation of the rich traditions of the Russian classical school.
Annual Guild
Luncheon &
Fashion Show
Saturday, April 12, 2014
The Shores Resort & Spa at 11:30am
Enjoy a wonderful lunch while viewing
the latest fashions from Macy’s.
$40 per person
For reservations, call 386.253.2901
Lilian Place Heritage Center
111 Silver Beach Avenue
Daytona Beach, FL 32118
Lilian Place
Museum
Museum hours
1 to 5 daily,
grounds open
9 a.m. to dusk
Also visit Hotchkiss Heritage Center
www.heritagepreservationtrust.org
386 256-4810
PROGRAM
PROLOGUE
Don Quixote's Study
In his library the old nobleman Don Quixote de la Mancha sits over his books, which tell him of distant
times of knighthood. Soon he believes himself called to knightly deeds: he appoints his servant Sancha
Panza his squire and sails forth into the world to seek adventures in the service of the beautiful Dulcinea,
whom he has glimpsed in a vision.
ACT I
The Square in Barcelona
On a market-place Don Quixote and Sancho Panza mingle in the colorful bustle of the people. Kitri,
daughter of the innkeeper Lorenzo, and her sweetheart the barber Basilio are among them. Their lovers' tryst
is suddenly disturbed by the entry of Kitri's father. He puts forward the old, rich Camacho as the
bridegroom he has chosen for his daughter. In vain, Kitri and Basilio swear their love. Lorenzo is adamant.
Don Quixote, who believes he recognizes in Kitri his Dulcinea, intervenes and helps the lovers to flee.
ACT II
A Gypsy Encampment
Kitri (who has disguised herself as a young man) and Basilio have found refuge with a band of gypsies. Don
Quixote and Sancho Panza also appear on the scene, and in their honor the gypsies put on a puppet -show.
Don Quixote, however, takes the play in bitter earnest and believes himself suddenly menaced on all sides by
evil powers, against whom he must protect Kitri/Dulcinea—he destroys the marionette theatre and then
charges against some windmills on the distant horizon, which he takes for giants. Don Quixote falls to the
ACT III
Scene One: A Forest
In a dream Dulcinea appears to her noble "knight" as queen of the wood nymphs, who praises him for his
courage and his deeds and crowns him with laurel.
ACT III
Scene Two: Night in a Village
Camacho wakes Don Quixote from his dream and they both go to the Tavern.
--Intermission-ACT III
Scene Three: A Tavern
Meanwhile, Lorenzo and Camacho have succeeded in catching the fugitive Kitri again. She is now to be
dragged to the altar by force and married to the old man. Basilio is in such despair over this that he is about
to do away with himself. However in the nick of time Don Quixote and Sancho Panza appear, and
everything turns out well—Kitri can marry her Basilio.
ACT III
Scene Four: The Palace
It is fiesta time. Don Quixote watches the dancing. The scene changes to the Palace. Kitri and Basilio with
Don Quixote and the rest celebrate their wedding in a Grand Pas de Deux. Don Quixote realizes that he
has not yet found his Dulcinea and with Sancho, sets off for more adventures.
CAST
Kitri
Maria Sokolnikova
Marianna Chemalina
Flower Girls
Eriko Noritake
Hanna Zimovchenko
Basilio
Eldar Sarsembaev
Street Dancer
Maria Kluyeva
Don Quixote
Dmitry Romanov
Dryad Queen
Maria Kluyeva
Sancho Panza
Alexander Yakovlev
Cupid
Eriko Noritake
Lorenzo
Evgeniy Rudakov
Mercedes
Natalia Ivanova
Wife of Lorenzo
Elena Khorosheva
Variation in Act I
Camacho
Anton Baglikov
Hanna Zimovchenko
Maria Sokolnikova
Marianna Chemalina
Torreodor
Konstantin Marikin
Nurlan Kinerbaev
Variation in Act II
Daria Lednikova
Eriko Noritake
Galina Ishenko
Plus the Corps de Ballet
2014-2015
November 21
6 3 r d •S E A S O N
Russian State Symphony Orchestra
January 17
London Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
January 24
Chanticleer (male vocal ensemble)
February 3
The Mariinsky Orchestra
February 13
Danish National Symphony Orchestra
February 27
Cinderella · Russian National Ballet Theatre
March 1
A Tribute to Pavarotti · Teatro Lirico D’Europa
S u b s c r i p t i o n s Ava i l a b l e M ay 1 s t
386.253.2901 or dbss.org
Seychelles Spring Soiree
Saturday, March 15, 2014 – 6 pm
At the Weekley’s | 3855 S. Atlantic Ave., #104 | Daytona Beach Shores
Back by popular request, Barry Snyder, world renowned concert pianist and Professor of Piano, Eastman
School of Music, Rochester, New York, will perform an intimate recital in the home of Dr. Dallas and Nancy
Weekley. Salon recital followed by a 3-course dinner (beef tenderloin/seafood), wine and bar included.
Purchase tickets: 386.253.2901 or dbss.org
$100 per person for Guild members or season ticket holders $125 for all others
Hosted by: Catherine Bauerle, Dr. Julius and Becky Erlenbach, Mahyar and Shirley Okhovatian & Dr. Dallas and Nancy Weekley
Wine & Food Pairing
Friday, March 28, 2014 · 5:30 pm – 8:00pm
Peter’s Wine Shop | 1655 Dunlawton Avenue | Port Orange, FL
Join Daytona Beach Symphony Society for an evening of wonderful wine and great company!
Come and enjoy 5 selected wines each paired expertly with delicious appetizers.
$40 per person | Purchase tickets: 386.253.2901 or dbss.org
CLASSICAL
GEM RAFFLE
John Dees, master jeweler and owner of Mainly
ainly
Gold, has most generously created and donated
ated
“The Soloists” violinist pin, valued at $4,500,
0, to the
Daytona Beach Symphony Society and Symphony
mphony
Guild. All proceeds benefit the Symphony Society’s
community outreach programs
John Dees
The 14kt yellow gold pin is inspired by the works of Picasso, Matisse and September McGee. “Th
“The S
Soloists”
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violinist pin is set with one 18mm by 12mm pear-shape black bolder opal, two triangle-shape Madeira
sapphires totaling 1.5 carats, and four round
d brilliant cut diamonds totaling .75 carats.
$10 per ticket / $20 for 3 tickets
Drawing held at: Symphony Guild Annual Spring Luncheon & Fashion Show
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Purchase tickets at: Symphony Society Concerts · Symphony Guild Events
Daytona Beach Symphony Society – 386.253.2901
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SPONSORS
Season Sponsor
Symphony Guild of Daytona Beach
Concert Grand Presenters
Compu Sys • Shirley & Mahyar Okhovatian
Dr. & Mrs. Thurman Gillespy, Jr.
Contributing Sponsors
Cherie Keemar
Radiology Associates Imaging Centers
Concert Sponsors
Barbara & Buzzy Glickstein
Dr. Gordon & Gina Millar
Speedway Custom Photo Lab • Lou & Marj Fiore
Weekley & Arganbright
Co-Sponsors
Marina Marza Gallery
Associate Sponsors
Catherine Bauerle
Carrabba’s Italian Grill
The Daytona Beach News-Journal
Mary E. Duckett
Fields BMW of Daytona
Warren & Mary Ann Hoffner
Edward & Patricia Jackson
Orthopaedic Clinic of Daytona Beach
Bill & Ginny Phillips
PNC Bank
Yolanda Reilly
Ron & Evelyn Shapiro
Media Sponsors
AM 1230 – AM 1490 WSBB
Bright House Networks
Halifax Magazine
Hometown News
Our Florida Magazine
WROD Radio 104.7 FM
Hospitality Sponsors
Carefree Catering
Encore Catering
YES Sponsors
Allstate Insurance - Nanette Rosevear
Chick-fil-A
Florida Power & Light
Food Brings Hope
Giles Electric Company
The Symphony Guild thanks its corporate members
and asks you to patronize these businesses.
SYMPHONY LEVEL
SONATA LEVEL
Chapel & Tavern In The Garden
Compu Sys
Dunn’s Attic & Auction House
Frame of Mind
Susan B. Glass, CPA
Mainly Gold
Interiors Marketplace
Paper Dance
Symphony Boutique
Unity Church of Daytona Beach
Central Florida Lyric Opera
The Cutting Cove
Dillard’s Chanel Beaute Makeup Artist
Flagler Dental Associates, PA
The Flower Market
Debbie Kruck’s Fitness & Pilates Studio
Virginia Renzi Minutolo, Pianist
Sister Cities of Volusia Co., Inc.
Thrivent Financial
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CONTRIBUTORS
Conductor Circle
Catherine Bauerle
Compu Sys Staff
Otto Fowich & Jonathan Childress
Martin Cone
Richard & Bunnell Graham
Shirley & Mahyar Okhovatian
Audrey Dillard Ottenstein
Grand Maestro Circle
Dr. & Mrs. Edward Kupic
Maestro Circle
Anonymous
Tensy DiGioia
Mary E. Duckett
Julius & Becky Erlenbach
Dr. & Mrs. Thurman Gillespy, Jr.
Richard & Sandra Gosch
Edward & Patricia Jackson
Hon. Michael & Eileen McDermott
Dr. Gordon & Gina Millar
John & Sharon Phelps
Jaclyn Rector
Ian & Tina Ross Foundation
Ron & Evelyn Shapiro
Judith M. Shinn
Constance Treloar
Jim & Denise Watson
Weekley & Arganbright
Ted & Margaret Yaeger
Virtuoso Circle
Anonymous
Roy & Carolyn Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. J. Hyatt Brown
Eleanor Callon
Audrey E. Dando
Dr. & Mrs. Victor F. Doig
Anne Maze
Jim & Helen Moseley
Evelyn & Stewart Pinsof
Concertmaster Circle
Alice & Stanley Brittingham
Mary Lou Deeley
Bill & Mary Deininger
Bill & Mary Lenssen
Richard & Lois Loesch
Ray & Carol Lively Platig
Ponce Inlet Women’s Club
H. Gunter & Emily Seydel
Lydia M. Simko
Dennis Sobeck
Mrs. Ashton M. Tenney
Lamar Thomas
Principal Circle
Barbara & Richard Alfes
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Allaben
Jay & Kathaleen Bond
Dorothy Bradley
Ron & Nancy Brown
James & Frances Carson
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Dent, Jr.
Madeline Dwyer
Philip H. Elliott, Jr.
Robert F. Evans
Mrs. Arthur F. Jones
Warren & Prudie Kerry
Leonard & Lynn Lempel
Estelle Lingenfelser
Mary & Charles McDaniel
George R. Menkart
Paul & Linda Mescher
Joseph & Marian O’Donnell-Kelly
Bill Rispoli-Belco Electric Co.
Diane Rogers
Elizabeth Ruddock
Mrs. Richard H. Schermer
Michael & Beverly Senko
Dr. Beatrice T. Silverman, MD
Stuart Sixma-Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Eva Stefanszky
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stevens
Sy Weiner
Soloist Circle
Chris & Ginny Billingsley
William J. Braun
Mr. & Mrs. John Cantalupo
Mary Ann Clark
Elizabeth Hurtibise
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Joerger
Michelle Leigh
Walter & Helen Mack
Linda Matkovich
Angela & Sandor Nagy
Angelika Schlieper
Karen Wolford
George & Ann Yates
Bequest
Anna Doherty
In Memory of Ian Ross
Klaus D. Bowers
Dennice & Raymond Carey, Jr.
Annie P. Jordahn
John & Lucille Mayo
Joan B. Snow
In Memory of Bernard Tinkoff
Norma Tinkoff