BBC - The King who Invented Ballet (2015)
BBC - The King who Invented Ballet (2015)
WEBRip | 1280 x 720 | .MP4/AVC @ 2299 Kbps | 1h 34mn | English AAC 93.5 kbps, 2 channels | 1.59 GB
Genre: Documentary
WEBRip | 1280 x 720 | .MP4/AVC @ 2299 Kbps | 1h 34mn | English AAC 93.5 kbps, 2 channels | 1.59 GB
Genre: Documentary
September 2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of King Louis XIV of France and this documentary looks at how Louis XIV not only had a personal passion and talent for dance, but supported and promoted key innovations, like the invention of dance notation and the founding of the world's first ballet school, that would lay the foundations for classical ballet to develop.Presented by David Bintley, choreographer and director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the documentary charts how Louis encouraged the early evolution of ballet - from a male-dominated performance exclusive to the royal court to a professional artform for the public featuring the first female star ballerinas. The film also looks at the social context of dance during Louis XIV's reign, where ballets were used as propaganda and to be able to dance was an essential skill that anyone noble had to have.
As well as specially shot baroque dance sequences and groundbreaking recreations of 17th-century music, it also follows Bintley as he creates an exciting new one-act ballet inspired by Louis XIV. Danced by 15 members of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, The King Dances features an original score by composer Stephen Montague, designs by Katrina Lindsay and lighting by Peter Mumford and receives its world premiere on television directly after the documentary.
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Movie name : The King Who Invented Ballet: Louis XIV and the Noble Art of Dance
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Grouping : Factual,Arts, Culture & the Media,History,Arts,Documentaries
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Genre : Factual
Recorded date : 2015-09-13T20:00:00+01:00
Tagged date : UTC 2015-09-15 04:37:20
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Copyright : 2015 British Broadcasting Corporation, all rights reserved
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Comment : How Louis XIV supported innovations that laid the foundations for classical ballet.
stik : 10
©lyr : September 2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of King Louis XIV of France and this documentary looks at how Louis XIV not only had a personal passion and talent for dance, but supported and promoted key innovations, like the invention of dance notation and the founding of the world's first ballet school, that would lay the foundations for classical ballet to develop. / / Presented by David Bintley, choreographer and director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the documentary charts how Louis encouraged the early evolution of ballet - from a male-dominated performance exclusive to the royal court to a professional artform for the public featuring the first female star ballerinas. The film also looks at the social context of dance during Louis XIV's reign, where ballets were used as propaganda and to be able to dance was an essential skill that anyone noble had to have. / / As well as specially shot baroque dance sequences and groundbreaking recreations of 17th-century music, it also follows Bintley as he creates an exciting new one-act ballet inspired by Louis XIV. Danced by 15 members of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, The King Dances features an original score by composer Stephen Montague, designs by Katrina Lindsay and lighting by Peter Mumford and receives its world premiere on television directly after the documentary. / / EPISODE /
desc : How Louis XIV supported innovations that laid the foundations for classical ballet.
ldes : September 2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of King Louis XIV of France and this documentary looks at how Louis XIV not only had a personal passion and talent for dance, but supported and promoted key innovations, like the invention of dance notation and the founding of the world's first ballet school, that would lay the foundations for classical ballet to develop. / / Presented by David Bintley, choreographer and director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the documentary charts how Louis encouraged the early evolution of ballet - from a male-dominated performance exclusive to the royal court to a professional artform for the public featuring the first female star ballerinas. The film also looks at the social context of dance during Louis XIV's reign, where ballets were used as propaganda and to be able to dance was an essential skill that anyone noble had to have. / / As well as specially shot baroque dance sequences and groundbreaking recreations of 17th-century music, it also follows Bintley as he creates an exciting new one-act ballet inspired by Louis XIV. Danced by 15 members of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, The King Dances features an original score by composer Stephen Montague, designs by Katrina Lindsay and lighting by Peter Mumford and receives its world premiere on television directly after the documentary.
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Complete name : The.King.Who.Invented.Ballet.mp4
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File size : 1.59 GiB
Duration : 1h 34mn
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 2 398 Kbps
Movie name : The King Who Invented Ballet: Louis XIV and the Noble Art of Dance
Album : The King Who Invented Ballet: Louis XIV and the Noble Art of Dance
Album/Performer : BBC TV
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Track name/Position : 1
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Grouping : Factual,Arts, Culture & the Media,History,Arts,Documentaries
Performer : BBC Four
Composer : BBC iPlayer
Genre : Factual
Recorded date : 2015-09-13T20:00:00+01:00
Tagged date : UTC 2015-09-15 04:37:20
Writing application : Lavf54.63.104
Copyright : 2015 British Broadcasting Corporation, all rights reserved
Cover : Yes
Comment : How Louis XIV supported innovations that laid the foundations for classical ballet.
stik : 10
©lyr : September 2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of King Louis XIV of France and this documentary looks at how Louis XIV not only had a personal passion and talent for dance, but supported and promoted key innovations, like the invention of dance notation and the founding of the world's first ballet school, that would lay the foundations for classical ballet to develop. / / Presented by David Bintley, choreographer and director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the documentary charts how Louis encouraged the early evolution of ballet - from a male-dominated performance exclusive to the royal court to a professional artform for the public featuring the first female star ballerinas. The film also looks at the social context of dance during Louis XIV's reign, where ballets were used as propaganda and to be able to dance was an essential skill that anyone noble had to have. / / As well as specially shot baroque dance sequences and groundbreaking recreations of 17th-century music, it also follows Bintley as he creates an exciting new one-act ballet inspired by Louis XIV. Danced by 15 members of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, The King Dances features an original score by composer Stephen Montague, designs by Katrina Lindsay and lighting by Peter Mumford and receives its world premiere on television directly after the documentary. / / EPISODE /
desc : How Louis XIV supported innovations that laid the foundations for classical ballet.
ldes : September 2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of King Louis XIV of France and this documentary looks at how Louis XIV not only had a personal passion and talent for dance, but supported and promoted key innovations, like the invention of dance notation and the founding of the world's first ballet school, that would lay the foundations for classical ballet to develop. / / Presented by David Bintley, choreographer and director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the documentary charts how Louis encouraged the early evolution of ballet - from a male-dominated performance exclusive to the royal court to a professional artform for the public featuring the first female star ballerinas. The film also looks at the social context of dance during Louis XIV's reign, where ballets were used as propaganda and to be able to dance was an essential skill that anyone noble had to have. / / As well as specially shot baroque dance sequences and groundbreaking recreations of 17th-century music, it also follows Bintley as he creates an exciting new one-act ballet inspired by Louis XIV. Danced by 15 members of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, The King Dances features an original score by composer Stephen Montague, designs by Katrina Lindsay and lighting by Peter Mumford and receives its world premiere on television directly after the documentary.
hdvd : 1
tvsh : The King Who Invented Ballet: Louis XIV and the Noble Art of Dance
tven : s01e01
tvsn : 1
tves : 1
tvnn : BBC Four
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Duration : 1h 34mn
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Maximum bit rate : 3 500 Kbps
Width : 1 280 pixels
Height : 720 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate mode : Constant
Frame rate : 25.000 fps
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.100
Stream size : 1.52 GiB (96%)
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Codec ID : 40
Duration : 1h 34mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
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Channel positions : Front: L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
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