Nikolai Nikolayevich Boyarchikov (born September 27, 1935 ) - ballet dancer and choreographer , chief choreographer of the Perm Opera and Ballet Theater. P.I. Tchaikovsky in 1971-1977, the main choreographer, then - the art director of the ballet troupe of the Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater - St. Petersburg Opera and Ballet Theater named after M.P. Mussorgsky in 1977-2007. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1985) [1] .
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| Birth name | Nikolai Nikolaevich Boyarchikov | ||||
| Date of Birth | September 27, 1935 (83 years old) | ||||
| Place of Birth | Leningrad , USSR | ||||
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia | ||||
| Profession | ballet dancer , choreographer , ballet teacher | ||||
| Theater | Mikhailovsky Theater (Maly Opera and Ballet Theater) | ||||
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Biography
Nikolai Boyarchikov was born in the family of one of the first Russian pilots Nikolai Nikitich Boyarchikov (1893-1943) and teacher of the Leningrad Choreographic School Maria Vladimirovna Boyarchikova (1903-1995). My father died in during the Leningrad blockade and the family was evacuated to Perm , where the boy began to engage in classical dance.
Returning to Leningrad, Nikolai entered the Leningrad Choreographic School , where his teachers were Alexander Bocharov , Igor Belsky [2] , Boris Bruskin and Leonid Petrov . He graduated from college in 1954 in the class of Boris Shavrov and was admitted to the troupe of the Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater , where he performed mainly characteristic and grotesque parts. Left the scene in 1971 .
He began choreography in 1956, staged dances in dramatic performances, on stage and in films. In 1967 he graduated from the choreography department of the Leningrad Conservatory (teachers Fedor Lopukhov and Igor Belsky ). He made his debut at the Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater as a choreographer with the production of Veniamin Basner 's ballet Three Musketeers .
In 1971-1977 he was the chief choreographer of the Perm Opera and Ballet Theater named after P.I. Tchaikovsky . From 1977 - the main choreographer, and from 1990 to 2007 - the artistic director of the ballet of the Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater - the St. Petersburg Opera and Ballet Theater named after M.P. Mussorgsky .
Since 1976, she has been conducting the course “The Art of Choreography” at the department “Directing Ballet” of the St. Petersburg Conservatory, (since 2001 professor, in 2001-2008 - head of the department) [3] . Among his students: Georgy Kovtun , Vakhapzhan Salimbaev, Maria Bolshakova, Gennady Sudakov, Olga Likhovskaya and others.
Member of the Commission of the Union of Theater Workers of the Russian Federation on choreography [4] .
Repertoire at the Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater
- Kamerger and Franz , The Blue Danube
- Mazurka , Spanish Dance and Rothbart , Swan Lake
- Insarov , "The Eve "
- Bully , " The Young Lady and the Bully "
- Paolo , Francesca da Rimini
- Eros , Eros
- Menzer , Seven Beauties
- Commandant , Youth
- Conrad , Corsair
- Youth , " Meeting "
- Rene , Fadetta
- Bogatyr , (" The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights "
- Cardinal and D'Artagnan , (The Three Musketeers
- Silvio , The Imaginary Groom
- Ivan Tsarevich , Firebird
- Elder , "The Rite of Spring "
- Claudius , Reflections
- Chancellor , Twelve Months
- Dr. Aibolit and the Chief Robber , " Doctor Aibolit "
- Arap and the Magician , " Parsley "
First Party Performer
- 1960 - “ On the Eve ”, choreographer K. Boyarsky - Bersenev
- 1960 - “ Bolero ”, choreographer G. Davitashvili - White soloist
- 1960 - Daphnis and Chloe , choreographer G. Davitashvili - Briaxis
- 1961 - “ Theme and Variations ”, choreographer R. Gerbeck - Soloist
- 1961 - “ Stronger than love ”, choreographer V. Varkovitsky - Vadim
- 1961 - “ Flowers ”, choreographer V. Varkovitsky - Groom
- 1962 - “ Director's Bow ”, choreographer K. Boyarsky - Sewing Head
- 1964 - The Circle of Hell , choreographer K. Boyarsky - Pavel
- 1967 - “ The Story of a Girl ”, choreographer K. Boyarsky - Lodger
- 1968 - " Anthony and Cleopatra ", choreographer I. Chernyshev - Caesar
- 1969 - The Nutcracker , choreographer I. Belsky - Drosselmeyer
- 1970 - “The Old Man Hottabych ”, choreographer K. Laskari - Hottabych
- 1971 - “ Vain Precaution ", choreographer O. Vinogradov - Marcelina
Stage
Leningrad Maly Opera and Ballet Theater - Opera and Ballet Theater. M.P. Mussorgsky
Original Ballets
- 1964 - " Three Musketeers " by W. Basner
- 1966 - “The Wooden Prince ” by B. Bartok
- 1978 - “ Tsar Boris ” to the music of S. Prokofiev
- 1978 - “The Servant of Two Masters ” M. Chulaki
- 1979 - " Orpheus and Eurydice " by A. Zhurbin
- 1981 - " Hercules " N. Martynova
- 1982 - The Robbers by M. Minkov
- 1984 - Macbeth by S. Callosh
- 1986 - “ The Marriage ” of A. Zhurbin
- 1986 - “ Fadetta ” to the music of the ballet “ Sylvia ” by L. Delibes , using fragments of choreography and directorial decision of the play by L. Lavrovsky 1936
- 1987 - The Quiet Don by L. Klinichev
- 1988 - Romeo and Juliet by S. Prokofiev
- 1992 - Petersburg by S. Banevich
- 1996 - The Nutcracker by P. Tchaikovsky
- 1997 - “ The Ship of Fools ” to the music of T. Twining and Greek folk
- 1999 - Faust by S. Callosha
- 2002 - “ Princess of the Moon, or the Story of the Old Man Taketori ” by S. Kallosh, with the participation of G. Kovtun
Classical
- 1980 - Swan Lake by P. Tchaikovsky, choreography by M. Petipa and L. Ivanov
- 1981 - Esmeralda by C. Pugni , choreography by J. Perrault , M. Petipa, and A. Vaganova
- 1993 - Corsair by A. Adan , choreography by M. Petipa, revised by P. Gusev
- 1995 - The Sleeping Beauty by P. Tchaikovsky, choreography by M. Petipa, revised by F. Lopukhov , K. Sergeyev and P. Gusev
- 1996 - Don Quixote by L. Minkus , staged by A. Gorsky using choreography by N. Anisimova , I. Belsky , F. Lopukhov and R. Herbeck
- 1990s - “In vain precaution ” by L. Gerold
- 2001 - La Bayadere by L. Minkus, choreography by M. Petipa, V. Chabukiani , N. Zubkovsky and K. Sergeyev
Dancing in operas
- 1970 - “ Cola Bruyon ” by D. Kabalevsky
- 1980 - “ The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda ” to the music of D. Shostakovich
Perm Opera and Ballet Theater P.I. Tchaikovsky
- 1966 - " Three Musketeers " by W. Basner
- 1972 - “ Romeo and Juliet ” by S. Prokofiev, renewal - 2007
- 1973 - “ Wonderful Mandarin ” by B. Bartok
- 1973 - “ Three Cards ” to the music of S. Prokofiev
- 1975 - “ Tsar Boris ” to the music of S. Prokofiev
- 1976 - “The Servant of Two Masters ” M. Chulaki
- 1977 - " Orpheus and Eurydice " by A. Zhurbin
- 2009 - “ Fadetta ” to the music of the ballet “Silvia” by L. Delibes
In other theaters
- 1969 - The Queen of Spades to music by S. Prokofiev - Leningrad Chamber Ballet
- 1976 - “The Servant of Two Masters ” M. Chulaki - Sverdlovsk Opera and Ballet Theater
- 1977 - Romeo and Juliet by S. Prokofiev - Vilnius National Opera and Ballet Theater
- 1979 - “The Servant of Two Masters ” M. Chulaki - Vilnius National Opera and Ballet Theater
- 1988 - Romeo and Juliet by S. Prokofiev - German Opera ( West Berlin )
Awards and Prizes
- 1976 - Honored Artist of the RSFSR
- 1977 - State Prize of the RSFSR named after M.I. Glinka for the staging of the ballet performances “ Romeo and Juliet ” by S. Prokofiev and “The Servant of Two Masters ” M. Chulaki on the stage of P. Tchaikovsky Perm ATOB
- 1985 - People's Artist of the RSFSR
- 1995 - Order of Friendship [5]
- 2000 - Golden Spotlight Theater Award
- 2003 - Golden Spotlight Theater Award
- 2006 - Order of Honor - For merits in the field of culture and art, many years of fruitful work [6]
- 2015 - Golden Spotlight Award - “for creative longevity and unique contribution to the culture of St. Petersburg”
Compositions
- Boyarchikov N. A spark of giftedness // “Evening Leningrad”. 1978 . may 13.
- Boyarchikov N. The future is determined by the search // Soviet Ballet magazine. 1982 . Number 6.
- Boyarchikov N. "Keep the classics, look for new things" // newspaper "Soviet Culture". 1984 . August 28.
- Boyarchikov N. Epoch poses problems // Soviet Ballet magazine. 1986 . Number 4.
- Boyarchikov N. “I am disturbed by the situation of the theater ...” // Ballet magazine. 1997 . Number 2.
- Boyarchikov N. From the Small Opera - to Mikhailovsky // Petersburg Ballet. The turn of the millennium . - SPb. : Publishing House of the Russian Institute of Art History, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, 2004. - S. 75-94. - 232 p. - 500 copies. - ISBN 5-86845-101-5 .
Bibliography
- Kuzovleva T. Choreographic wanderings of Nikolai Boyarchikov . - St. Petersburg: The Baltic Seasons, 2005 .-- 240 p. - 1000 copies. - ISBN 5-902675-12-X .
- Chernova N. Faces of Harlequin // Soviet Ballet magazine. 1984 . Number 1.
- Chernova N. Theater of Nikolai Boyarchikov // magazine "Musical life". 1987 . Number 3.
- Ilyicheva M. Nikolay Boyarchikov // Theater Life: a journal. - M. , 1988. - No. 5 .
- Tyminsky V. Diary of the departed from the square // Collection: "At the end of the eighties." - L, 1989.
- Gayevsky V. The fate of the enlightened choreographer // magazine "Ballet". 1997 . Number 2.
- Kuzovleva T. Ideas and images of ballets by Nikolai Boyarchikov // Petersburg Theater Journal: Journal. - SPb. , 2000. - No. 21 .
- Kuzovleva T. Nikolay Boyarchikov // Ballet: magazine. - M. , 2003. - No. 4/5 .
- Kuzovleva T. Pilgrimage to the country of ballet // Ballet: Journal. - M. , 2004. - No. 2 .
Notes
- ↑ Boyarchikov Nikolai Nikolaevich // Russian Ballet: Encyclopedia. - M.: Big Russian Encyclopedia, Concord, 1997.
- ↑ Boyarchikov Nikolai Nikolaevich // Ballet: Encyclopedia / Ch. ed. Yu. N. Grigorovich. - M.: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1981.
- ↑ Nikolai Boyarchikov Archival copy of April 11, 2016 on the Wayback Machine on the website of the St. Petersburg Conservatory
- ↑ Nikolai Boyarchikov on the website of the STD of the Russian Federation
- ↑ Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of August 11, 1995 No. 845 (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of February 13, 2006 No. 104 Archival copy of January 16, 2014 on the Wayback Machine