CONTRIBUTION OF NATALIIA SLOBODIAN TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ARTISTIC TRADITIONS AND FORMATION OF LVIV BALLET REPERTORY

Authors

  • Oleh Petryk Lviv Ivan Franko National University, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.3.2018.147407

Keywords:

Slobodian Nataliia, Lviv Ballet, Ukraine, ballerina, choreography, ballet, traditions

Abstract

Purpose of research. The purpose of the research is to reveal the role of Nataliia Slobodian in the development of artistic traditions and the formation of the repertoire of the Lviv ballet. Methodology. Application of a complex of general (analysis, systematization) and special (art studies, cultural studies) methods and approaches allowed to conduct scientifically objective research. Scientific novelty. Having analyzed sources and having studied the creative career of Nataliia Slobodian, we can state that the ballerina, by her own example, created ideals to follow for the young performers. As a result, the ballerina became the founder of the Lviv performing school. Conclusions. The image of N. Slobodian became the embodiment of the patriotic ideal for the modern young generation. Throughout her life, Nataliia Slobodian proved that it is possible to achieve not only recognition as a choreographer without leaving the native country, but even more - it is top professionalism. For that reason, it is sad to become aware of the fact that the values of some contemporary artists do not coincide with the patriotic views of their predecessors. As the national spirit gives more energy for creative work, which soon becomes a part of history. Already in the post-war period, the world learnt about Ukrainian ballet as something different and integral, and stopped perceiving it as part of Russian ballet. Therefore, it is extremely important to preserve, proceed with, and perfect the Ukrainian ballet art, the mastery of which is manifested in the artistic performance, ballet productions, and the national school that has raised world-class stars.

Author Biography

Oleh Petryk, Lviv Ivan Franko National University

People’s Artists of Ukraine, Ballet Soloist
of the Lviv National Academic Opera and Ballet The-atre named after Solomiia Krushelnytska, Professor of the Department of Stage Production and Choreography

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2018-08-29

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Мистецтвознавство