- result,
ballet has
evolved in
distinct ways. A
ballet as a
unified work
comprises the c****ography and
music for a
ballet production.
Ballets are c****ographed...
- The
Ballets Russes (French: [balɛ ʁys]) was an
itinerant ballet company begun in
Paris that
performed between 1909 and 1929
throughout Europe and on tours...
- The
ballets that
young King
Louis performed in were very
different from
ballets performed today. The form of
entertainment was
actually called ballets d'entrées...
- Opéra-
ballet (French: [ɔ.pe.ʁa.ba.lɛ]; plural: opéras-
ballets) is a
genre of
French Baroque lyric theatre that was most po****r
during the 18th century...
-
stage large ballets. Folk
dancing and
ballets with
Ukrainian stories were
among the
early productions. Many
leading European professional ballet companies...
-
implemented in
Paris theaters, the
Ballets Russes were
still considered dangerous, even in the
theatre of
performing art. "The
Ballets Russes, at base,
became a...
- Stravinsky,
during which the City
Ballet performed twenty-five
ballets set to the composer's music.
Balanchine made
three new
ballets, Tango, Élégie, and ****phone...
- barefoot—are worn in
modern ballets and
sometimes modern dancing by both men and women. Typically, in a
ballet class, male
dancers wear
ballet slippers throughout...
- The
ballets roses ("pink
ballets"), also
known as the
ballets roses affair (French:
Affaire des
Ballets roses), was a ****
abuse scandal that was publicised...
- century.
During ballet's infancy,
court ballets were
performed by
aristocratic amateurs rather than
professional dancers. Most of
ballet's early movements...
