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Notes on The Fairy Doll

Posted on April 25, 2018 by David King

Source : aballeteducation.com

Always a controversy when it come to “lost” ballets, or ballets that are not performed every season and easily handed down from one generation to the next. One of those ballets is the full length Fairy Doll. Originally, premiered at the Vienna Court on October 4th 1888 as Die Puppenfee, this ballet is also based on E.T.A Hoffman’s 1815 story of the Sandman. He is the author of the Nutcracker, if your forgot, with music by Josef Bayer choreographed by Joseph Hassreiter, and then the pas de trois by Legat.

Anna Pavlova in the Fairy Doll, waiting backstage

Eventually, in somewhere in the 1920’s Anna Pavlova danced her version (the variation we now know at competition as the “big bow on the head”) by adding the music from Drigo’s “Halrequinade” and “serenade pas de trois”. When this happened Diaghilev commissioned Leonide Massine to create “La Boutique Fantasque” to an arranged score of Rossini, which obviously hasn’t survived…but in turn was the inspiration for  Balanchine’s Harlequinade.
So, the story line is simple in this two act ballet. In a toy shop a farmer and a noble come in with their families. The puppeteer shows the mechanical dancing dolls: Chinese, Japanese, Harelquin, Austrian, Baby Doll, Moor, Drumming Bunny Doll (which is given a nod in Balanchine’s Nutcracker), Spanish, Hungarian, Poet and the lovely Fairy Doll. Obviously the rich family wants the fairy doll and pays. The farmer buys the Harelquin and Austrian. The shop then closes, but when the clock strikes midnight, like in all fairy tales, the toys come to life. Not only do all the dolls come to life but the chess pieces, a cello, a hammer, bowling pin, bunny doll. They all dance, where the queen of the toys… the fairy doll and her two harlequins dance the very technical pas de trois.
Then as the night ends, all the dolls incircle the fairy doll just as the shopkeeper comes in and is mesmerized at the magic of the dolls. Easy enough. It is actually the perfect ballet if you are at one of those schools where EVERYONE insists on having a solo. Also, the variations are great to take to the YAGP as well… Not just the lead variation… but the other variations as well. It is actually why I am posting this… a lot of the competitors from Korea and Europe brought the variations of Chinese Doll, Austrian Doll, Spanish Doll and Japanese Doll… which actually sparked this post…
Below is the student performance from Vaganova Ballet Academy. I would love to give credit to whoever posted this but no name, just the same person who posts the exams… and I can’t translate the names to give credit to the dancers, but they are superb. 

Η ΥΠΕΡΟΧΗ ΜΕΤΑΦΟΡΑ ΤΗΣ ΝΕΡΑΪΔΟΚΟΥΚΛΑΣ ΣΤΗ ΣΚΗΝΗ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ ΑΚΑΔΗΜΙΑ ΜΠΑΛΕΤΟΥ ΒΑΓΚΑΝΟΒΑ

The Fairy Doll ballet. Vaganova Ballet Academy.

  2:52 - another average day 6:17 -princess dance 7:56 - rooster dance 9:23 - baby dance (maybe) 11:41 - jester dance 13:50 - fairy doll first dance 17:06 - beginning of second act (maybe) 19:51 - welcome committee as apart of this 20:19 - four girls ( and four more) 21:38 - the boy ( cant tell if hes a prince) 22:09 - the jester pt 2 22:40 - the little bunny drummer 24:19 - the guards and maidens 27:03 - italian representative 28:29 - china representative 30:20 - espanol muneca 31:51 - japanese representative 34:25 - french representative (maybe) 35:58- the dance of the fairy doll 41:26 - first dance of the twins 43:10 - dance with the fairy doll 45:15 - Last dance of the night 47:29 - end ending (basically) 50:33 - morning time again and a final dance

 Fairy doll - Eleonora 

Sevenard Smiling Pierrot - Pavel Mikheev

  Sad Pierrot - Oscar Frame (England)

  Capricious doll - Maria Bulanova  

Tyrolean doll - Maria Truevtseva 

 Baby doll - Daria Ionova  

Polichinelle - Marko Juusela (Finland) 

 Harlequin - Jorge Palacios (Spain)  

Bowing gentleman - Sergey Osminkin

  Drummer bunny - Ksenia Andreenko 

 Porcelain dolls - Anastasia Smirnova, Daria Nikitina, Anastasia Bogdashkina, Ekaterina Kuzmicheva 

 Lace dolls - Elena Lyskova, Shimada Harui (Japan), Anastasia Gorbacheva, Victoria Pavlova Russian dolls - Yulia Spiridonova, Andrei Lagunenko  

Chinese dolls - Aleksandra Khiteeva, Roman Suslov 

 French doll - Anastasia Nuikina  

Japanese doll - Polina Bualova 

 Spanish doll - Vlada Borodulina

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