Pas de trois from "Le Pavillon d'Armide"

Pas de trois of Armide, her Favorite Slave (the role danced formerly by Vaclav Nijinsky) and Vicomte René de Beaugency from the ballet by Nikolay Tcherepnin Le Pavillon dArmide. Originally choreographed by Mikhail Fokine, but here one can watch the reconstruction / stylization by Nikita Dolgushin (shot in 1993 at the Musical Theater of the Petersburg Conservatory, and partially in a palace of Peterhof).

[@kabardinka1]

My question is, would one categorize this as any kind of reconstruction or is it basically Dolgushin's take on the ballet? Most of the principal people involved in the original Fokine version left Russia (although I know Elizavetta Gerdt danced Armida sometimes after Pavlova). Is there notation of the original production?

[@ccinsky1]

The Pas de Trois was danced by Nijinsky and two woman!

[@peiyuwoow]

I am a student from MA Curating and Collections in UAL in the UK. As our class members are curating an online exhibition about Ballets Russes, we are thinking to provide more contexts about Ballets Russes for the online audience via linking diverse media such as the video.
I am wondering if the website (online exhibition) is for educational use and will only open for public from 30 May to 30 June, in what way can we use it?
Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,

[@arutunov1949]

Уже 40 дней как нет Никиты......

[@BalletBabyBoy]

Strange ballet but there is some lovely music in the adagio and waltz

[@dinarauradulova3371]

Nothing strange. It is classics!

[@TwinkleToes841]

The way this is filmed is really confusing

[@dinarauradulova3371]

Скажи спасибо, что хоть так записали. Конфьюзин ей!

[@francescadarimini1430]

Who are the dancers please. The female is exquisite with beautiful feet