Analysis of Tchaikovsky's 'Swan Lake'

Tchaikovsky is one of the most popular composers of all composers. There are several reasons to understand this. His music is very beautiful, magnificent, colorful and full of emotional passion. There is no doubt that the emotional temperature of music reflects the essence of the composer. He was tortured as homosexuality was suppressed and the extreme variability between ecstasy and depression was suppressed. Tchaikovsky is neurotic and very sensitive, life is often painful, but the most beautiful romantic melody is created by pain genius.

Barbie of Swan Lake (2003) is a live video for children based on the story of Swan Lake, based on ballet of Tchaikovsky's music and motion capture New York City. This story is similar to the story of Princess Shiratori, but this story deviates further from the story of Princess Shiratori. In this edition, Odette was not a princess at birth, but it was a baker's daughter who was kidnapped by Rothbart and was not taken to the lake contrary to her will. Magical Forest In this version, she was drawn as a more dominant heroine as she was declared as a man destined to save the forest from the Rossbert clutch when she released the magic crystal. Another difference is the addition of a new character changed to an animal by Rose Barth, such as Queen of Rose Bucks cousin, Kirin Unicorn, Erasmus of Troll, and also Sidhe and Elf of the Sidhe Queen.

In May 1875, Begichev asked Tchaikovsky to make 800 rubles to Swan Lake. Tchaikovsky uses only the basic outline of each dance requirement of Julius Reisinger. However, unlike the "Sleeping Beauty" and "Nutcracker" scores, the written instructions can not survive. Beginning in the early nineteenth to early 1890s, ballet performances were mostly written by composers known as "experts" familiar with light music, decorative melodic music, and rhythmically clear music It was. At that time the ballet was popular. Tchaikovsky learned the music of "experts" such as Italian Chesare Puni and Austrian Ludwig Minx before starting his work on the swan lake.

From the late 1880s to the early 1890s, Petipa and Vsevolozhsky discussed the possibility of restoring Tchaikovsky and Swan Lake. However, Chaik died on November 6, 1893 when the plan to revitalize the swan lake began. Whether Tchaikovsky is ready to fix the music for this revival is still unknown. In any case, due to the death of Tchaikovsky, Dorigo was forced to change his score after getting approval from Tchaikovsky's younger brother Modesto. The score of Drigan and Tchaikovsky's swan lake is very different. Today, Riccardo Drigo changed the score of Tchaikovsky, not the original score of Tchaikovsky in 1877. It is used by most ballet companies.