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Symphony In Three Movements

  • Symphony in three movements © V. Baranovsky

Using a symphony in ballet is a 20th century innovation. In Poklitaru’s production one can see a plot with a beginning, peripeteia and dénouement. The images conceived by the choreographer blend together with Stravinsky’s idea that the third movement of his Symphony was a response to documental chronologies of the war years with lines of marching soldiers, and later with Poklitaru, it would seem, the troops come on-stage in the finale, without succumbing to the aggression of the first two movements...

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