Bogdanova, Nadezhda

Bogdanova, Nadezhda Konstantinovna

Born 1836 in Moscow; died Sept. 3, 1897, in St. Petersburg. Russian ballerina.

Bogdanova studied in Moscow with her father K. F. Bogdanov, a dancer and ballet master at the the Bolshoi Theater. From 1848 to 1850 she toured Russian provincial cities. In 1851 she perfected her dancing in Paris under the ballet master A. Saint-Léon and danced at the Grand Opera. In 1855 she returned to Russia and performed in Moscow and St. Petersburg until 1864. Her lyrical and inspired dancing, extraordinary acting talent, and virtuoso technique enabled Bogdanova to become an outstanding performer of principal roles in such romantic ballets as J. Schneitzhoeffer’s La Sylphide, A. Adam’s Giselle, and C. Pugni’s Esmeralda. After a conflict with a court office, Bogdanova left Russia and toured Paris, Vienna, Warsaw, and other cities. Bogdanova was one of the first Russian dancers of the 19th century who earned world fame for Russian ballet.

REFERENCE

Krasovskaia, V. M. “Tantsovshchitsa Nadezhda Bogdanova.” In Uch. zap. nauchnoissledovatel’skogo instituta teatra i muzyki, vol. 1. Leningrad, 1958.

单词	bogdanova, nadezhda
释义	Bogdanova, Nadezhda Bogdanova, Nadezhda Konstantinovna Born 1836 in Moscow; died Sept. 3, 1897, in St. Petersburg. Russian ballerina. Bogdanova studied in Moscow with her father K. F. Bogdanov, a dancer and ballet master at the the Bolshoi Theater. From 1848 to 1850 she toured Russian provincial cities. In 1851 she perfected her dancing in Paris under the ballet master A. Saint-Léon and danced at the Grand Opera. In 1855 she returned to Russia and performed in Moscow and St. Petersburg until 1864. Her lyrical and inspired dancing, extraordinary acting talent, and virtuoso technique enabled Bogdanova to become an outstanding performer of principal roles in such romantic ballets as J. Schneitzhoeffer’s La Sylphide, A. Adam’s Giselle, and C. Pugni’s Esmeralda. After a conflict with a court office, Bogdanova left Russia and toured Paris, Vienna, Warsaw, and other cities. Bogdanova was one of the first Russian dancers of the 19th century who earned world fame for Russian ballet. REFERENCE Krasovskaia, V. M. “Tantsovshchitsa Nadezhda Bogdanova.” In Uch. zap. nauchnoissledovatel’skogo instituta teatra i muzyki, vol. 1. Leningrad, 1958.
随便看	national recreation & park association national recreation reservation service national recreation reservation system national recreation trail national recreation trails act national recycling coalition national recycling congress national recycling council national recycling operations national recycling partnership national red crescent society national red cross national redemption council of ghana national red ribbon week national red setter field trial club national reduced server national reference center for bioethics literature national reference center for meningococci national reference centre national reference centre for bacterial meningitis national reference cost index national reference database for portability national reference laboratories national reference panel national reference price list