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By the way, the dancers look actually more like herons or flamingos, than swans. Whereas Italian is the language of classical opera and classical music in general, French has dominated traditional ballet terminology. Originally staged for the Wiener Staatsballett, the production is a real treat for everybody who loves the ballet tradition. Manuel Legris. Marius Petipa. Luisa Spinatelli. Marion Hewlett. On the shore At the end of a successful raiding voyage, Conrad, accompanied by his second-in-command Birbanto and his buccaneers, returns to land. Lanquedem, the bazaar owner, is also scouting the shore with his henchmen, on the lookout for new female slaves. He knows that imprudent young women from the neighbouring enemy village come to walk here. They are quickly surrounded and overpowered by the men. The two beauties are taken off to the bazaar, closely guarded. The bazaar People are going about their business between the colourful stalls when Lanquedem and his two captives arrive. Lanquedem is impressed by the extraordinary beauty of Gulnare and gives her into the care of his female servant, who is to prepare her for presentation. Then there are new arrivals at the market: Conrad, Birbanto and the buccaneers. Lanquedem calls to Conrad and proposes that he have a look at his slave girls. It is love at first sight on both sides! Lanquedem sees that he has found an interested customer. Conrad is willing to pay any price and wants to conclude the transaction immediately, but at that moment Seyd Pasha enters. This causes Lanquedem to stop and reflect, for Seyd Pasha could be a better buyer. Lanquedem welcomes Seyd Pasha with a great show of respect and — since he knows his weaknesses — shows him his female slaves. As Seyd Pasha does not show much enthusiasm, Lanquedem has Gulnare brought in, and Seyd Pasha immediately succumbs to her charms. Unable to resist such temptation, he is persuaded and buys her. She is forced to dance before Seyd Pasha, but displays all her charms for Conrad, paying no heed to the Pasha, who hastens to make Lanquedem an offer. But she is extremely anxious about the transaction of which she is the subject. Conrad assures her that she will leave this place with him and with no one else. Conrad, who is hell-bent on winning the lady of his heart for himself, orders his men to wait in readiness. Birbanto sees to it that the buccaneers capture Lanquedem and the slaves. Their women are awaiting the return of their consorts. The women welcome them warmly and ask what has happened to their men. Conrad assures them that they are already on their way. Shortly afterwards the others return. The slaves and Lanquedem are excluded while the men and women celebrate seeing each other again. Conrad orders Birbanto to grant her wish. Birbanto protests — why should they give up the slaves? Conrad yields to her and orders the immediate release of the slaves. Birbanto is furious but obeys. However, he swears to get his revenge. Lanquedem, who has witnessed the scene, approaches Birbanto and offers to help him. Birbanto listens to the merchant and releases him from his bonds. Lanquedem gives him a strong sleeping potion concealed in a rose, which will put anyone who smells the flower into a deep sleep. This unforeseen incident confuses the buccaneers and in particular Birbanto, who panics: Conrad is beginning to wake up! The palace of Seyd Pasha The setting is all luxury and voluptuousness. Gulnare seems very satisfied with her new position and the extravagant gifts that are placed at her feet. To reward Lanquedem for his loyalty, Seyd Pasha calls upon the odalisques to cheer him, and the merchant disappears with them. The buccaneers arrive at the palace, seeking an opportunity to gain entry. Conrad orders them to cover their faces so that they look like pilgrims. At this moment, Lanquedem crosses their path and asks them what their intentions are. The strangers declare that they want to ask the Pasha to grant them hospitality. Lanquedem knows how generous the Pasha is and offers to put in a good word for them. Inside the palace, the female slaves who have remained with Seyd Pasha are laughing to see that he has fallen asleep again. Their mockery rouses the somnolent Pasha. Lanquedem enters and asks the Pasha to accord the pilgrims hospitality. The Pasha grants his wish and has them led in. Conrad decides to delay no longer but to act immediately. He reveals himself and commands his men to do likewise. They overpower Lanquedem and Seyd Pasha. She approaches him and takes off his disguise. It is indeed Birbanto. As proof, she shows him the wound she inflicted on Birbanto. Conrad now has no further doubts, particularly when Birbanto draws his weapon as soon as Conrad approaches him. In the ensuing fight, Conrad inflicts a fatal wound on Birbanto. All are shocked by this unexpected death. All go aboard. Back on the high seas, a storm erupts and the ship sinks. While the waters become calm again, the moon rises in the sky. They thank heaven for their rescue and swear their eternal love to each other. By using the website, users accept the provisions of the Privacy Policy of the Polish National Opera. Act 1 35 min. Intermission 20 min. Act 2 55 min. Act 3 45 min. Duration: 2 h 55 mins. Time is measured by. Cast on this day: Manuel Legris Marius Petipa. Act I The bazaar People are going about their business between the colourful stalls when Lanquedem and his two captives arrive.