- was born at Ligovo, near Peterhof, the
youngest child of Adam-Felix
Kschessinsky (Polish: Adam
Feliks Krzesiński) and
Julie Kschessinska. Her
Polish father...
- Petersburg, Russia. Prin****l dancers:
Eugeniia Sokolova (as Mlada),
Felix Kschessinsky (as Mstivoi,
Prince Ratarskii), and
Mariia Gorsjenkova (as
Princess Voislava)...
- Petersburg, Russia, in 1868, with
Henriette D'or as
Queen Nisia,
Felix Kschessinsky as King Candaules/Tsar Candavl, Lev
Ivanov as
Gyges and
Klavdia Kantsyreva...
-
Legnani (as the Tsar Maiden),
Alexander Shirayev (as Iv****hka) and
Felix Kschessinsky (as the Khan).
Revival by
Alexander Gorsky for the
Ballet of the Moscow...
- Prin****l dancers:
Konstancja Turczynowicz (as Ninetta, the Peasant),
Felix Kschessinsky (as Maturyn, the
Basket Maker),
Teodora Gwozdecka (as Amelia, the Countess)...
- the
Imperial Ballet. She was an
unrivalled partner to the
famous Felix Kschessinsky [pl] in the
Polish mazurka. In the mid-1860s,
Grand Duke
Nicholas Nikolaevich...
- January] 1858.
Robert et Bertrand, ou Les Deux voleurs. C****ography by
Felix Kschessinsky after François Hoguet.
Music by
Herman Schmidt. 11 May [O.S. 25 April] 1858...
-
Petersburg 1868 St
Petersburg 1891 St
Petersburg 1903 King
Candaules Felix Kschessinsky Pavel Gerdt Pavel Gerdt Queen Nisia Henriette d'Or
Carlotta Brianza Julia...
- was the Mazurka,
danced by a
group of
dancers with
Felix Kschessinsky as soloist.
Kschessinsky (the
father of the
Ballerina Mathilde Kschessinskaya) was...
-
Aleksander Tarnowski (as
Salvator Rosa), and
Feliks Krzesiński /
Felix Kschessinsky (as Diavolino).
Revival by Antonio-Manuel
Abrami for the
Ballet of the...
