The Bolshoi Theatre 8 класс

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1. The Bolshoi Theatre 8 класс
2. History of the Bolshoi Theatre The
3. People sometimes call it shortly "The Bolshoi"
4. The architect who designed the building of
5. In 1853 the theatre was destroyed by
6. The theatre is always associated with opera
7. Many productions are based on classical works
8. Today, it’s not simply the building of
9. The Bolshoi Theatre is well-known throughout the
10. QuestionsWho designed the building of the theatre?
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History of the Bolshoi Theatre The Bolshoi Theatre is the cradle of the Russian national opera and classical ballet. It is one of the oldest and biggest theatres in Russia.

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Слайд 1The Bolshoi Theatre

Слайд 2History of the Bolshoi Theatre
The Bolshoi Theatre is

the cradle of the Russian national opera and classical ballet.

It is one of the oldest and biggest theatres in Russia.

History of the Bolshoi Theatre The Bolshoi Theatre is the cradle of the Russian national opera

Слайд 3People sometimes call it shortly "The Bolshoi" and it is

situated in the central part of Moscow. Originally it was

an Imperial theatre. The creation of the Bolshoi Theatre is closely connected with the flourishing of Russian national culture at the end of the 18th century.

Слайд 4The architect who designed the building of The Bolshoi was

Joseph Bovet. It was built between 1821 and 1824. Since

then, the building was renovated and rebuilt several times. However, it kept its original imperial decorations.

The architect who designed the building of The Bolshoi was Joseph Bovet. It was built between 1821

Слайд 5In 1853 the theatre was destroyed by fire except for

the outer walls and the portico, and restored in 1856

by architect A. Cavos. The hall was divided into five circles for 2000 spectators. The interior of the theatre is magnificent. It is famous for gilded decorations and beautiful crystal chandeliers.

In 1853 the theatre was destroyed by fire except for the outer walls and the portico, and

Слайд 6The theatre is always associated with opera and ballet. It

has been the site for many notable premiers. Among them,

Rachmaninoff’s “Aleko”, Mussorgsky’s “Boris Godunov”, Tchaikovsky’s “The Voyevoda” and “Mazeppa”. Ballet repertoire includes Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake”, Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet”, Adam’s “Giselle” and several others.

The theatre is always associated with opera and ballet. It has been the site for many notable

Слайд 7Many productions are based on classical works of Russian composers.

However, the works of such Italian composers as Verdi, Rossini

and Puccini are also staged.

Many productions are based on classical works of Russian composers. However, the works of such Italian composers

Слайд 8Today, it’s not simply the building of the theatre but

it is also an outstanding landmark of Moscow. The neoclassical view

of The Bolshoi can be seen on the Russian 100-ruble banknote. The theatre is always associated with opera and ballet.

Today, it’s not simply the building of the theatre but it is also an outstanding landmark of

Слайд 9The Bolshoi Theatre is well-known throughout the world. It is

frequently visited by tourists and guests of Moscow. There is

another interesting theatre, which is also beloved by visitors.

The Bolshoi Theatre is well-known throughout the world. It is frequently visited by tourists and guests of

Слайд 10Questions
Who designed the building of the theatre?
a)

M. Kazakov b) O. Bovet
When was

it ?
a) 1825 b) 1843
3. When was the theatre destroyed by fire?
a) 1853 b) 1854
4. What is the most famous ballet dancer?
a) M. Plisetskaya b) B. Pokrovsky
5. What ballet was staged there?
a) Oscar b) Swan Lake