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Maestros – Coreógrafos invitados

[learn_more caption=”Federico Bonelli”]

Federico Bonelli born in Italy. At the age of fourteen he joined the Turin Dance Academy, where he studied with both Italian and Cuban teachers. While in school he participated in various competitions: his awards include a silver medal in Havana Dance Competition, Cuba, first price at the Rieti International Ballet Competition, Italy, and a Prix de Lausanne scholarship.

In 1996, following the Lausanne competition, he joined the Zurich Ballet where he was promoted to soloist a year later. In Zurich he danced various choreographies from the director Heinz Spoerli including Romeo and roles of the classical repertoire like Albrecht in Giselle.

In 1999 he joined the Dutch National Ballet in Amsterdam and was promoted principal in 2002. In Holland Federico’s repertoire included many different styles and choreographers including: The sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker, La Sylphide; Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, Symphony in C, Serenade, Rubies, Duo Concertant by Balanchine; Adagio Hammerklavier, Black Cake, Sarcasmen by Van Manen; In the Middle, The Vertiginous Trill of Exactitude, Herman Schmerman by Forsythe; Pierrot Lunaire by Tetley and Works from Massine and Robbins.

In 2003 he Joined the Royal Ballet as a principal dancer where he danced the classical repertoire including Swan Lake, Giselle, Sleeping Beauty, La Sylphide, The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, Grand Pas Classique, Esmeralda as well as Ashton’s works in Marguerite and Armand, Cinderella, Sylvia, Daphnis and Chloe, Ondine, Symphonic Variations and McMillan’s Romeo and Juliet, Manon and Requiem. He also performed Apollon Musagete, Theme and Variation, Four Temperaments, Ballet Imperial, Ballo Della Regina and Agon by Balanchine, Onegin in Cranko’s Onegin, Chroma by Wayne Mcgregor, DGV, Polyphonia and Pavane, Alice by Christopher Wheeldon, Tombeaux by David Bintley.

Federico has danced as a pricipal guest artist with La Scala di Milano, Teatro Massimo di Palermo, The Paris Opera Ballet, The New National Theater and the Star Dancers Ballet of Tokyo, The Croatian National Theater in Zagreb and the Tulsa Ballet of Oklahoma.

He has participated in Performances and Galas around the world. In 2005 he was awarded the Positano Prix for Ballet and in 2009 he was nominated for the “Best Male Dancer” award by the National Dance Awards Critic’ Circle.

Federico has been a guest teacher with the Royal Ballet School and in 2010 was a member of the jury in the Prix de Lausanne competition. In 2011 he taught a Master class for the outreach program of the Prix De Lausanne.

[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Hikaru Kobayashy”]

Hikaru was born in Tokyo, Japan and was the first japanese national to be admitted at the Paris Opera Ballet School, where she studied from 1992 to 1995, when she joined the Jeune Ballet de France. In 1996 she joined the Zurich Ballet and in 1999 the Dutch National Ballet. She has won the Grand Prix in the International Competition of Vignale Danza in 1998.

In September 2003 she joined The Royal Ballet as a First Artist and was promoted to Soloist in 2006. She become First Soloist in 2009.

Her repertoire includes the principal roles of Princesse Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, Nikiya and Gamzatti in La Bayadère, Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker, Myrtha in Giselle, Calliope in Apollo, Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, Pas de Trois in Agon, First Theme in The Four Temperaments by Balanchine, Concerto pas de Deux by MacMillan, Thais by Ashton, The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude and Approximate Sonata by Forsythe, Four Last Songs by Van Danzig, Five Tangos and Sarcamen by Van Manen.

Hikaru has danced as a guest artist with the New National Theater and the Star Dancers Ballet of Tokyo and the Tulsa Ballet of Oklahoma. She has participated in numerous performances and galas around the world.

[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Fernanda Torresi”]

DIPLOMADA EN DANZA CONTEMPORÁNEA POR EL TEATRO GRAL. SAN MARTÍN BUENOS AIRES.

ESPECIALIZADA EN JAZZ Y TAP DANCE (CLAQUE).
POSEE AMPLIA EXPERIENCIA EN TEATRO MUSICAL Y TELEVISIÓN COMO BAILARINA Y COREÓGRAFA.
COLABORA COMO ASISTENTE COREOGRÁFICA JUNTO A ALEJANDRO CERVERA PARA CÍA. JULIO BOCCA. BALLET ARGENTINO OBRA: CUERPOS CAUTIVOS.

HA COREOGRAFIADO PROGRAMAS DE TV PARA TELEFE INTERNACIONAL, CANAL 13, IDEAS DEL SUR, SONY INTERNACIONAL Y EVENTOS PARA GRANDES MARCAS.

EN EL AÑO 2006 SE RADICA EN ESPAÑA,

MUSICAL “QUISIERA SER”, OPERA “LA TRAVIATA” PALAU DE LES ARTS REINA SOFÍA, JURADO 5º ENCUENTRO JÓVENES PROMESAS GÉRARD COLLINS.

ENTRE 2007 Y 2012 COREÓGRAFA PARA SAGITARI PRODUCCIONS.

HA DICTADO CURSILLOS PARA ASOCIACIÓN PROFESIONALES DE LA DANZA COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA, ESTUDIO MARÍA CARBONELL, CENTRO PROFESIONAL DE DANZA VALENCIA, SHOW DANCE STUDIO. MAESTRA DE JAZZ INVITADA EN LA 5ª TRABADA INTERNACIONAL DE CLAQUE, FESTIVAL TAP ON BCN

COLABORA CON LA EMPRESA VIVIENDO DEL CUENTO COMO COREÓGRAFA PARA EVENTOS DE EMPRESAS (BAYER, ING. DIRECT, ENTRE OTRAS)[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Anastasia Dunets “]

Anastasia Dunets was born in Leningrad. She received excellent choreographic training and danced in a children’s group starting at the age of five and was then admitted to the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg at the age of ten, where she had the great fortune of studying under the tutelage of Natalia Dudinskaya and Konstantin Sergeev. She danced many featuring parts under the guidance of Madame Dudinskaya, including the part of Summer in Sergeev’s ballet “Seasons,” pas de deux from “Sleeping Beauty” and “Venetian Carnival” and the grand pas de deux from “Paquita” for the 250th anniversary celebration of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in 1988. Anastasia also acted in several films about the Vaganova Ballet Academy and Natalia Dudinskaya as well as in the film-ballet “Carnival.” As a student, Ms. Dunets danced in the famed Mariinsky Theatre the part of Masha in “Nutcracker” with critics taking note of her superb technique and mature acting skills.

Upon graduation from the Vaganova Ballet Academy, Ms. Dunets danced in the Vaganova International Ballet Competition, taking home the 2nd place prize. She joined the Mariinsky Theatre ballet company in September of 1988, working with such acclaimed artists as Olga Moiseeva and G. Kekisheva. As a member of the Mariinsky Theatre Ms. Dunets toured internationally including Europe as well as the United States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and other countries. With the Mariinsky Ms. Dunets worked under the guidance of balletmaster Oleg Vinogradov. In 1993 she acted in his film “Coppelia”, and in 1994 she played part of Sister in his staging of “Cinderella,” which was first performed in Japan. This role allowed her to demonstrate her fine comedic acting skills.

In May of 1997 Ms. Dunets accepted an invitation to dance for the German National Berlin Opera, where she remained until 2000. This productive time period was full of premieres and creative work with new choreographers such as P. Bart, P.Lacotet, U.Sholts, M.Bolduin and others.

Beginning in August of 2000 Ms. Dunets has been dancing in the Finnish National Ballet, joining by invitation of its famed choreographer and director Jorma Uottinen. Here she danced for the first time the role of Gamzatti in Natalia Makarova’s staging of “La Bayadere.” With the Finnish National Ballet in their 2002-2003 season Ms. Dunets went on to dance many featuring parts including a solo role in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella,” as well as in Wayne Eagling’s “Nutcracker” and Sylvie Guillem’s “Giselle.” She also performed mail role in the Anna-Marie Holmes/Kevin McKenzie staging of “Raymonda,” a unique collaboration between the Finnish National Ballet and American Ballet Theatre, a work which was premiered in New York by American Ballet Theatre one year after its FNB premiere. Ms. Dunets’ role of Raymonda was a technical challenge which she met to great critical acclaim.

The 2006-2007 season at FNB continued to bring Ms. Dunets fresh challenges and opportunities. She danced in John Neumeier’s “The Seagull” in the roles of Polina and Masha, receiving the PRO DANCE award for her role of Masha.

In 2008-2009 Ms. Dunets performed the great role of Arkadina during the Finnish National Ballet’s tour to Macau. The next season (2009-2010) led to interesting work with the choreographer Cathy Marston in the one-act ballet “Blood Wedding” taken from the work of Spanish dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca, a work created especially for the dancers at FNB. In this Ms. Dunets performed the role of “Mother,” a tragic role requiring formidable acting skills.

While performing Ms. Dunets has also honed her craft as a teacher and coach, having joined the pedagogical faculty of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in September of 2005 and receiving her diploma as ballet teacher, ballet tutor, and theatre repertoire coach in December of 2009. In 2006 she also began teaching and coaching in Helsingin Tanssiopisto at the Helsinki Dance Institute. She has coached students who have gone on to win major prizes in many international ballet competitions and join illustrious ballet companies (Maria Baranova was in John Neumeier’s Hamburg Ballet, now principal dancer in Finnish National Ballet, Elina Miettinen now in American Ballet Theatre, Suvi Honkanen now in Finnish National Ballet).

Ms. Dunets continues to perform on stage, teach young dancers, and coach talented students toward success in major ballet competitions. She works with students at the Finnish National Ballet and actively participates in ballet workshops, international competitions, ballet seminars and enjoys guest teaching and conducting master classes.

[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Esther Protzman”]

Followed her ballet education at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and the Royal Ballet School in Antwerp, Belgium. She worked with some wonderful teachers, among them: Boris Akimov, Christine Anthony, Marika Besobrasova, Panchita de Péri, Konstantin Chatilov, Nanette Glushak and many other teachers and choreographers. (Rudi van Dantzig, Hans van Manen, Toer van Schaijk, Wayne Eagling, Jiři Kilian, Ashley Page.)

After a dancing carreer of almost 20 years, at the Royal Ballet of Flanders, Antwerp and as a soloist at the Dutch National Ballet, Amsterdam, she attended the intensive Ballet Teachers Training Course in Budapest, Hungary and several summer-schools for teachers, such as at the National Balletschool Toronto, Canada, but also worked with masters like David Howard and Kalina Bogoeva.

She taught classical ballet classes in different schools and company’s and is a permanent classical balletteacher at The Royal Conservatory the Hague, Holland, since 2001.

[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Stanislav Belyaevsky”]

Stanislav Belyaevsky, born 1973 in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, received his ballet education at the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg where he also completed his pedagogical training (bachelor’s degree).

In 1991 he had his first engagement as a dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre Ballet Company in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. From 1995 to 1997 Stanislav Belyaevsky was a Principal Dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre. From 1997 to 2000 he was a Soloist at the Staatsoper in Berlin. From 2000 to 2012 Stanislav Belyaevsky was Principal Dancer at the Finnish National Ballet in Helsinki, Finland. From 2007 he also worked as a teacher with Finnish National Ballet School and Helsinki Dance Institute.

[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Maricelle Peeters”]

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[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Wim Broeckx”]

Wim was born in Antwerp in 1961 and began his ballet studies in his native town, Antwerp, Belgium, at the age of 10.

After having enjoyed a long and successful career with three international ballet companies, most notably the Dutch National Ballet, where he rose to Principal Dancer, he became Assistant Artistic Director to this company.

During his extensive career, he has performed major leading roles of the classical repertoire and could be seen in contemporary repertoire works by renowned choreographers. Internationally he appeared regularly on international stages, as a guest artist as well as on gala’s.

In 2002, Wim was appointed Director of the Dance Department of the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague and taught at international school’s, staged classical ballet repertoire and assisted several choreographers with repertoire of Netherlands Dance Theater, as well as George Balanchine.

In 2008 he took over the position of Artistic President of the Prix de Lausanne. On several previous occasions, he has served as jury member for International Competitions.

[/learn_more] [learn_more caption=”Pilar Martí”]Pilar Martí Inicia sus estudios de danza en la Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático y Danza de Valencia.

Después se traslada a Oregón, USA, donde forma parte durante un año de la compañía pre-profesional de danza Oregon Coast Ballet Company.

Regresa a Valencia en 1995, y continúa formándose con Simon Mottram, Africa Hernández y Miroslav Fila, y pasa a formar parte de ART BALLET, con los que interpreta piezas de repertorio clásico junto a coreografías de Memhet Balkan, Robert North y Africa Hernández.

En 1997 obtiene el primer premio de danza clásica en el concurso Nacional de Danza de Ribarroja del Turia.

En el año 2000 se traslada a Alemania contratada como solista con grupo por la compañía Dortmund Ballet.

Allí permanece hasta agosto de 2002. Durante ese periodo de tiempo interpreta piezas de Mei Hong Lin, Birgit Scherzer, Nils Christe y Sergei Vanaev.

En agosto de 2002 se va a Holanda, donde forma parte como bailarina solista de la compañía Introdans hasta Agosto de 2007, bailando piezas de muchos coreógrafos entre los que destacan Hans van Manen, Ed Wubbe, Patrick Delcroix, Nacho Duato, Nils Christe, Jorma Uotinen, Patrick de Bana, Didi Veldman, Conny Jansen, Gianfranco Paoluzzi, Ton Wiggers, Lindsay Kemp, Gisela Rocha, Lin Hwai-min, Lucinda Childs y Kurt Joos.

Durante su estancia en Holanda ha bailado en multitud de Galas Internacionales, en teatros de Asia y Sudamérica, entre los que destacan la Gala en honor de la Reina Beatriz de Holanda en el Teatro colón de Buenos Aires, la Gala AZCO NOBEL el Teatro Bolshoi de Moscú, el Bangkok International Festival y la ARTEZ Gala en Holanda.

En 2007 regresa a Valencia como profesora de Danza clásica del Conservatorio Profesional de danza de Valencia, donde permanece hasta la actualidad.

A su vez, imparte clases como profesora invitada en Italia (Scuola La Palestra, Voghera), Holanda (ARTEZ; Arnhem), Hong Kong (INTERNATIONAL SUMMER DANCE SCHOOL , 2007 y 2009) y España (Clase Magistral en las Jornadas de Danza Ribarroja del Turia (2006), Taller coreográfico sobre Purcell Pieces, de Nils Christe, Benicasim (2008), Taller de iniciación al movimiento en forma de danza con alumnos de secundaria, Benicasim( 2008), Taller coreográfico basado en la coreografía “Purcell Pieces” de Nils Christe, Curso ENDANZA 2009, Valencia., Curso ENDANZA 2011, Valencia.

En 2009 funda ARTE LIBERA junto a Diego Brichese, entidad que se dedica a la difusión y enseñanza de la danza.

Organiza ese mismo año el curso ENDANZA 2009, clausurado con una Gala en la NAU DE SAGUNTO en la que interpreta el paso a dos Traüme, de Nils Christe.

En enero de 2010 coreografía la parte de danza de la pieza Cenicienta, un espectáculo de danza y lírica para niños, además de participar como bailarina, y en abril organiza el primer taller ENDÁNZATE, con el objetivo de iniciar a los alumnos de primaria y secundaria en el conocimiento de la danza.

A su vez co-dirige las siguientes ediciones del curso intensivo de verano ENDANZA en 2010y 2011.

Mientras tanto mantiene su formación continua, realizando cursos de metodología de la danza clásica, entre los que destacan el curso realizado en la Escuela Vagánova de San Petersburgo y los seminarios con los maestros Martin Puttke y John Bliekendaal.

[/learn_more][learn_more caption=”Diego Brichese”]

Diego Brichese comienza su formación en danza en Castellnuovo Scrivia (Italia), su ciudad natal. En 1994 obtiene una beca para integrarse en la Academia Regional de danza de Torino, donde se forma en danza clásica y contemporánea hasta 1998.

Sin haber finalizado sus estudios, la compañía Teatro Nuovo de Torino ya le ofrece un contrato para formar parte de esta compañía, donde simultanea el primer año de trabajo con la finalización de su formación. En esta compañía permanecerá hasta el 2001, y le dará la oportunidad de interpretar el repertorio clásico y piezas de diversos coreógrafos de renombre (Nacho Duato, Robert North, Jirî Kilián, Lindsay Kemp, Luciano Cannito, Marco Berriel, etc.).

En 2001 se traslada a Alemania para pasar a formar parte como bailarín solista del Ballet Schindowsky en Gelsenkirchen, donde permanece hasta agosto de 2002. En esta compañía interpreta multitud de coreografías del director Bernd Schindowsky. En agosto de 2002 le contrata la compañía holandesa INTRODANS, y en ella permanece hasta junio de 2008. Durante estos años trabaja piezas de multitud de coreógrafos, entre los que destacan Hans van Manen, Ed Wubbe, Mats Ek, Richard Werlock, Patrick Delcroix, Nacho Duato, Nils Christe, Jorma Uotinen, Patrick de Bana, Didi Veldman ,Conny Jansen, Gianfranco Paoluzzi, Ton Wiggers, Lindsay Kemp, Gisela Rocha, Lin Hwai-min, Lucinda Childs y Kurt Joos (interpretando el papel de La muerte en su famoso ballet The green table). En este tiempo ha bailado en multitud de galas en todo el mundo, entre las que destacan la Gala en Honor de la Reina Beatriz de Holanda en el Teatro Colón de Buenos Aires, la Gala Azco Nobel en el Teatro Bolshoi de Moscú, el Bangkok International Festival y la Artez Gala en Holanda.

En Junio de 2008 abandona INTRODANS para trasladarse a Valencia, España, donde compagina la impartición de clases como maestro invitado con la promoción de la danza en España. Funda Arte Libera junto a Pilar Martí, entidad que organiza el curso ENDANZA 2009, clausurado con una Gala en la NAU DE SAGUNTO en la que además participa como bailarín.

En enero de 2010 coreografía la parte de danza de la pieza Cenicienta, un espectáculo de danza y lírica para niños en el que también participa como bailarín. Y en abril de 2010 organiza el primer taller ENDÁNZATE, con el objetivo de iniciar a los alumnos de primaria y secundaria en el conocimiento de la danza. En los últimos años ha impartido talleres de danza en Holanda, España y Hong Kong, entre los que destacan: Taller de iniciación a las Danza, Nijmegen, Holanda. Taller coreográfico sobre Purcell Pieces, de Nils Christe, Benicasim. International Dance Summer School Hong Konk. Taller coreográfico basado en la coreografía “Purcell Pieces” de Nils Christe, Curso ENDANZA 2009, Valencia. Además ha sido profesor invitado en 2009 en el Ballet de Teatres de la Generalitat y de las escuelas OPERA y MASTERS de Ontinyent (Valencia). De nuevo para público infantil, se encarga en 2011 de la coreografía y puesta en escena de La Bella Durmiente, y co-dirige las ediciones del curso intensivo de verano ENDANZA de 2010 y 2011 junto a Pilar Martí.[/learn_more]

Maestros – Pianistas acompañantes

[learn_more caption=”José Renovell”]

Nace en Valencia. Realiza sus estudios musicales en el Conservatorio Superior de Música de Valencia. Inicia su carrera como pianista acompañante de Danza de la mano de destacadas figuras de la danza como Simon Motram, Jan Villen de Roo o Africa Hernández entre otros. Estudia en la Hungarian Dance Academy (Budapest) y junto a Teresa Valiente (Ballet Nacional de Cuba). Pianista Titular en el Centro Coreográfico de Teatres de la Generalitat hasta 2001. Trabaja con compañías como, Compañía Nacional de España I y 2, Ballet Nacional de Cuba, Batsheva Dance Company, Nedherlands Dans Theater, Gelabert-Azzopardi, Joven Ballet de la Ópera de París entre muchas otras. Pianista invitado por el Royal Ballet con Carlos Acosta así como a diversos Cursos y eventos Internacionales. Actualmente es pianista titular en el CPMD de Ribarroja del Turia y ejerce también de Secretario Académico del Centro.

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[learn_more caption=”Jesus Serrano”]

Nace en Valencia, donde realiza los estudios de piano y composición en el Conservatorio Superior de Música.

En el campo de la composición, abarca tanto la música contemporánea como la música escénica. Dentro de este último campo, ha estrenado más de una treintena de espectáculos, trabajando con compañías como Teatres de la Generalitat Valenciana, Malpaso, Dramaturgia 2000, Compañía Hongaresa, Anem Anant Teatre, Ballet Español Fusión, y con directores de la talla de Carles Alberola, Ramón Moreno, Alejandro Jornet, Antonio Díaz Zamora, Paul Weibel, Eva Zapico, Isabel Pérez y Juanjo Prats.

Ha obtenido tres Premis Abril a la mejor Música Original, y ha sido dos veces nominado para los Premis a les arts escèniques de la Generalitat.

Ha colaborado, junto con Fernando Jericó, en el libro “Expresión musical y rítmica” de Celia Sanmatías Grande.

En la actualidad es Profesor del Conservatorio Superior de Danza de Valencia, y ha trabajado con Maestros de Danza de la talla de Héctor Zaraspe, Fernando Bujones, Luis Fuentes, Carmen Roche o Simon Motram, entre otros. Así mismo, ha impartido cursos tanto a profesionales de danza como a pianistas acompañantes de danza.