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| 【平裝版藍光】柴可夫斯基 - 胡桃鉗 (芭蕾舞劇) |
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| Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker |
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藍光 音樂 |
| 語 言: |
英文發音 |
| 字幕/版本: |
無字幕 |
| 片 數: |
1片 |
| 光碟類別: |
BD25 |
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| NT$50元 |
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Christmas is a time of nostalgia, of memories and perhaps even a bit of wistful and wishful thinking about the glories of bygone days. It's therefore fitting that the Royal Opera House production of Tchaikovsky's evergreen (pun intended) Nutcracker relishes in its period charm the way an excited child gallops into a pile of snow. This production is going on a quarter of a century old now, and it has become a tradition of its own for British children of all ages. There's nothing remotely new or innovative about this outing, and that only seems to highlight its pure, unadulterated joy. We've had a somewhat tricked out Nutcracker on Blu-ray already, the splendid on its own terms San Francisco production which was released about a year ago, and so this more staid and traditional production makes a nice companion piece. It's perhaps shocking to realize, especially when watching something to staunchly traditional, seemingly etched into our collective unconscious, that The Nutcracker was not exactly a smash hit when it first trod the boards well over a century ago. Tchaikovsky was coming off a considerable success after the resounding premiere of Sleeping Beauty, and everyone expected The Nutcracker to follow in those esteemed footsteps. Perhaps due to regular choreographer Marius Petipa falling ill, or perhaps due to limitations within the libretto of the ballet itself (something Tchaikovsky himself seemed to realize), The Nutcracker opened to fairly withering reviews and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, was largely shelved for the next several decades, only seeing sporadic productions. In fact the ballet wasn't even regularly done at Christmastime, despite its setting. It's funny how some traditions seem, well, less traditional when fully exposed to the sometimes disconcerting light of history. Be that as it may, The Nutcracker has become the seasonal ballet non pareil, an easily accessible way for parents to introduce their children to the glories both of classical dance and classical music simultaneously, and this Royal Opera House production plays up the lushness of both arts with considerable finesse.
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Length: 1:48:22
Video: MPEG-4 AVC Video / 0 kbps / 1080i / 29.970 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1
Audio: Undetermined / DTS-HD Master Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 24-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 24-bit)
Audio: Undetermined / LPCM Audio / 2.0 / 48 kHz / 2304 kbps / 24-bit
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