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INTERVIU<br />

Interview<br />

28<br />

Trei stele ale baletului: Deirdre Chapman, Alina Cojocaru [i Johan Kobborg / Three stars of ballet: Deirdre Chapman, Alina Cojocaru and Johan Kobborg<br />

® Japonezii sunt foarte sinceri. Dac\ ceva nu le place, fluier\. Pare greu de<br />

crezut. {i-n Rom‚nia publicul e sincer. Sim]i c‚nd `i place ceva deoarece<br />

aplaud\ din tot sufletul.<br />

CUM E LA LONDRA AM AUZIT CA E{TI BALERINA FAVORIT| A<br />

REGINEI...<br />

(r‚de) Nu [tiu dac\ sunt balerina ei favorit\, dar am avut marea onoare,<br />

c‚nd a venit dl Iliescu `n vizit\ `n Marea Britanie, s\ fiu [i eu invitat\ la<br />

dineu. Am stat la mas\ l‚ng\ so]ul reginei, ducele de Edinburgh. Ulterior<br />

au mai fost scurte `nt‚lniri cu regina.<br />

CE E MAI BINE PENTRU UN ARTIST: S| AIB| UN MODEL SAU S|<br />

{I DEVIN| PROPRIUL MODEL<br />

S\-[i devin\ propriul model. S\ aib\ propriile idei bazate pe ceea ce ar<br />

vrea s\ fac\. Dac\ ceva nu-]i porne[te din suflet nu e al t\u. Devenim<br />

altcineva. Asta nu `nseamn\ c\ nu trebuie s\ respect\m [i s\ `nv\]\m de la<br />

al]ii, dar ulterior, `n dezvoltarea individual\, totul trebuie s\ porneasc\ din<br />

propria inim\.<br />

CUM E ALINA COJOCARU DINCOLO DE SCEN|<br />

Sunt la o v‚rst\ la care continuu s\ `nv\] [i `n profesie, [i `n via]a personal\.<br />

{i, din toat\ aceast\ experien]\ (n.r. - cele dou\ seri de balet Gala, pe<br />

® soul, as spirit No one knows how<br />

a soul express himself... Here comes<br />

the freedm of the interpretation, the<br />

freedom to express yourself as you<br />

feel... Maybe that’s why, every time I<br />

dance it, I don’t get bored and I find<br />

new nuances in this part.<br />

DO PEOPLE COME TO BALLET<br />

YOU TRAVEL IN ALL THE WORLD...<br />

Yes, they do. But in each country<br />

this profession is seen differently.<br />

In Russia you walk on the street<br />

and if people recognise you as a<br />

ballerina you are regarded with<br />

sympathy, people smile at you... In<br />

other countries if you say you are a<br />

ballerina you get strange looks.<br />

WHAT ABOUT THE PUBLIC IS<br />

IT DIFFERENT FROM THE<br />

ROMANIAN ONE<br />

The Japanese are very sincere. If<br />

they don’t like something, they<br />

whistle. Seems hard to believe... In<br />

Romania the audience is sincere<br />

too... You feel when they like something<br />

because they applause from<br />

all their soul.<br />

HOW IS LONDON I HEARD<br />

THAT YOU ARE THE QUEEN’S<br />

FAVOURITE BALLERINA...<br />

(she laughs) I don’t know if I am<br />

her favourite but I had the honour,<br />

when Mr Iliescu came to Britain, to<br />

be invited at a dinner party. I sat<br />

near the Queen’s husband, the Duke<br />

of Edinburg. Other short meetings<br />

with the Queen followed afterwards.<br />

WHAT’S BEST FOR AN ARTIST:<br />

TO HAVE A MODEL OR TO

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