{"id":59015,"date":"2024-10-29T13:08:58","date_gmt":"2024-10-29T13:08:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.danceforyou-magazine.com\/?p=59015"},"modified":"2026-04-16T07:21:55","modified_gmt":"2026-04-16T07:21:55","slug":"beijing-dance-academy-at-70","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.danceforyou-magazine.com\/en\/beijing-dance-academy-at-70\/","title":{"rendered":"Beijing Dance Academy at 70"},"content":{"rendered":"

At 70, Beijing Dance Academy dwells on past and present, plans ahead. A<\/strong>mong the distinguished guests invited by Vladimir Malakhov are Viviana Durante, Mauro de Candia and Diana Vishneva.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Beijing – Known as the revered cradle for dancers in China, Beijing Dance Academy was first opened on Sept 6, 1954. It was the country’s first institute of dance. In the past 70 years, the Beijing Dance Academy has trained an astonishing array of accomplished dancers, choreographers and educators.\u00a0Since 2022, Vladimir Malakhov has been professor and dean of the BDA for the ballet department and is implementing a strategy of strengthening the academy through human resources development, promoting the introduction of talent with soft methods and international faculty programmes.<\/p>\n

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Vladimir Malakhov, The Dying Swan, Ch. Mauro de Candia \u00a9 Enrico Nawrath<\/em><\/p>\n

For the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Academy this year, Malakhov personally curated the performance programmes as well as the 6th BDA Dance Forum under the motto \u201870 Years of Dance Education: Chinese Experience and Global Perspective\u2019, attracting worldwide attention in Beijing with artists and guests from all over the world.\u00a0Mauro de Candia, former artistic director of the Dance Company Theater Osnabr\u00fcck and now a full-time international freelance choreographer, is one of the distinguished invited guests.<\/p>\n

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Beijing Dance Forum 2024. Foto courtesy of Chinadaily<\/span><\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A long artistic collaboration exists between de Candia and Malakhov, in which the Italian choreographer reshaped his male version of The Dying the Swan for the famous dancer, which he then brought to stages all over the world.\u00a0De Candia will be a speaker at the Dance Forum on 29 October, together with Viviana Durante (former star of the Royal Ballet and in recent years director of the English National Ballet School) and Diana Vishneva (former star of the Mariinsky in St. Petersburg, director of Dance Context) as well as Malakhov himself, bringing his contribution and insight into the importance of international exchanges.<\/p>\n

Following this, he will hold a masterclass with a student from the Beijing Dance Academy on his solo The Dying Swan.\u00a0The symposium, as well as the masterclass, will be broadcast live on platforms such as CCTV, Weibo, and the Beijing Dance Academy’s official WeChat account.\u00a0Also as part of the BDA’s 70th anniversary celebrations, de Candia created a choreography entitled \u2018Mein Vogel\u2019 (My Bird), inspired by his \u2018Dying Swan\u2019 for the 20 students of the academy’s final course on music by Chinese composer Tan Dun. The premiere is expected on 7 December in Beijing.<\/p>\n

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Mit 70 Jahren blickt die Beijing Dance Academy auf Vergangenheit und Gegenwart zur\u00fcck und plant f\u00fcr die Zukunft.\u00a0<\/strong>Die angesehenen G\u00e4ste, die von Vladimir Malakhov eingeladen wurden, sind Viviana Durante, Mauro De Candia und Diana Vishneva.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pekin – Die Pekinger Tanzakademie, die als Wiege der T\u00e4nzer*innen in China gilt, wurde am 6. September 1954 er\u00f6ffnet. Sie war das erste Institut f\u00fcr Tanz in China. In den vergangenen 70 Jahren hat die Pekinger Tanzakademie eine erstaunliche Anzahl versierter T\u00e4nzer*innen, Choreograph*innen und P\u00e4dagog*innen ausgebildet.\u00a0Seit 2022 ist Vladimir Malakhov Professor und Rektor der BDA f\u00fcr die Ballettabteilung und setzt eine Strategie zur St\u00e4rkung der Akademie durch Personalentwicklung, F\u00f6rderung der Einf\u00fchrung von Talenten mit sanften Methoden und internationalen Dozentenprogrammen um.<\/p>\n

Zum 70. Jahrestag der Gr\u00fcndung der Akademie in diesem Jahr kuratierte Malakhov pers\u00f6nlich die Auff\u00fchrungsprogramme sowie das 6. BDA-Tanzforum unter dem Motto \u201e70 Jahre Tanzausbildung: Chinese Experience and Global Perspective\u201c, das in Peking mit K\u00fcnstler*innen und G\u00e4sten aus aller Welt weltweite Aufmerksamkeit erregte.\u00a0Mauro de Candia, ehemaliger k\u00fcnstlerischer Leiter der Dance Company Theater Osnabr\u00fcck und heute internationaler freischaffender Choreograf t\u00e4tig, ist einer der hochkar\u00e4tigen geladenen G\u00e4ste.<\/p>\n

Zwischen de Candia und Malakhov besteht eine langj\u00e4hrige k\u00fcnstlerische Zusammenarbeit, in deren Rahmen der italienische Choreograf seine m\u00e4nnliche Version von \u201eDer sterbende Schwan\u201c f\u00fcr den ber\u00fchmten T\u00e4nzer umgestaltete, die er dann auf B\u00fchnen in aller Welt brachte.\u00a0De Candia wird beim Tanzforum am 29. Oktober zusammen mit Viviana Durante (ehemaliger Star des Royal Ballet und in den letzten Jahren Direktorin der English National Ballet School) und Diana Vishneva (ehemaliger Star des Mariinsky in St. Petersburg, Direktorin von Dance Context) sowie mit Malakhov selbst sprechen und seinen Beitrag und Einblick in die Bedeutung des internationalen Austauschs leisten.<\/p>\n

Im Anschluss daran wird er mit einem Studenten der Pekinger Tanzakademie eine Meisterklasse zu seinem Solo The Dying Swan abhalten.\u00a0Sowohl das Symposium als auch die Meisterklasse werden live auf Plattformen wie CCTV, Weibo und dem offiziellen WeChat-Account der Pekinger Tanzakademie \u00fcbertragen.<\/p>\n

Ebenfalls im Rahmen der Feierlichkeiten zum 70-j\u00e4hrigen Bestehen der BDA schuf de Candia eine Choreografie mit dem Titel \u201eMein Vogel\u201c, inspiriert von seinem \u201eSterbenden Schwan\u201c, f\u00fcr die 20 Studenten des Abschlusskurses der Akademie zur Musik des chinesischen Komponisten Tan Dun. Die Premiere wird am 7. Dezember in Peking erwartet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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