Niobe,
Ballet-pantomime in 1 Act and 3 Scenes
The subject of the ballet Niobe is treated symbolically, as a comprehensive metaphore. Mythical Niobe, punished by Zeus for her immoderate pride in the children and after death changed into a stone figure, is a symbol of maternal affection, anguish and pain, immemorial and immutable feelings. (n this ballet the choir is treated instrumentally and it handles a text made up of the repeated names or chosen syllables of the names of NIobe's children. I. Turska Przewodnik baletowy (A Guide to Ballets), PWM 1973
- Words: Alina Tatara-Skocka
- Autor fotografii: Tadeusz Link
- Autor libretta: Aleksandra Tatara-Skocka
- Cover Design: Janusz Bruchnalski
- Language of edition: fre, pol
- Number of pages: 50
- Cover: softcover
- No. of edition: 1
- Published: 1972
- Type: score
- Size: N4 vertical (235x305 mm)
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