coryphée

A entendre ce bilan fort jouissif, on a l'impression qu'il est question d'un pays scandinave et non le notre, tellement le ton du coryphee etait demesurement congratulant.

Of its ranks--aspirant, eleve, corps de ballet, coryphee, grand sujet, soloist and principal--she skipped eleve and grand sujet along the way.

Tel le coryphee d'une tragedie grecque, il commente la realite de l'immigration d'une facon sarcastique et distanciee, surplombant dans ses frequents monologues le present immediat.

Telle, une reciprocite, dont resulte l'in-individuel, chez la coryphee et dans l'ensemble, de l'etre dansant, jamais qu'embleme point quelqu'un ...

The marvelous expressiveness of coryphee Evgenia Obraztsova, on the other hand, is immediately apparent, whether she's playing a fluttering Juliet to the strains of Prokofiev or a radiant bride in Cedric Klapisch's feature film "Russian Dolls."

Here, where oft the shrill bark of the hairless dog from Kansas City, and the narrow gauge smile of the bare-back coryphee have amused thousands, will the encouraging cries of the St.

When Benjamin Millepied was appointed director of POB in 2014, he pushed Baulac, then a coryphee, into the spotlight.

This might take the simple form of musical terms, like strophe, hymne, or coryphee, along with such terms as medusa, pyrrhique, ithyphalle, or tragique.

He met Sylve in 1992, when she was a 15-year-old coryphee at DNB, where he was setting his evening-length Artifact.