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3. www.ballet.org.uk › song-of-the-earth-la-sylphideSong of the Earth / La Sylphide - English National Ballet

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   English National Ballet presents a double bill featuring Kenneth MacMillan’s masterpiece Song of the Earth and Frank Andersen’s recreation of the beloved classic La Sylphide, performed for the first time in the UK.

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4. soundcloud.com › music-for-ballet-classes › laLa Sylphide - James' Variation by Music for Ballet Classes

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5. www.balletherald.com › la-sylphide-balletLa Sylphide | Ballet Story, Characters, Music & Performances

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   May 21, 2019 · Learn about the characters, plot, music, interesting facts, and upcoming performances of La Sylphide, one of the most famous classical ballets.

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6. www.rohcollections.org.uk › workWelcome to Royal Ballet and Opera Collections

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   Music title: La Sylphide: Notes: The premiere of the original ballet by August Bournonville took place in Copenhagen on 28 November 1836. World premiere: 6 October 2005, The Royal Ballet, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London: ROH premiere: 6 October 2005, The Royal Ballet: ROH company premiere:

7. rambert.org.uk › works › la-sylphideLa Sylphide - Rambert

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   Rambert premiere: 20 Jul 1960, Ballet Rambert, Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. World premiere: 28 Nov 1836, Royal Danish Ballet, Royal Danish Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark. Work note: The programme at the premiere gives the title as 'The Sylph (La Sylphide) - A Romantic Ballet in Two Acts'.

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   Who wrote the music for La Sylphide?

   • The original musical score for La Sylphide was by Jean-Madeleine Schneitzhoeffer, and August Bournonville’s interpretation by Herman Severin Løvenskiold. Find more news on The Ballet Herald YouTube Channel. Learn about the characters, plot, music, interesting facts, and upcoming performances of La Sylphide, one of the most famous classical ballets.

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   Is La Sylphide still a ballet?

   • An epitome of the romantic ballet genre, La Sylphide is also one of the oldest surviving ballets. The version choreographed by August Bournonville in 1836 is still performed, most prominently by the company for which he choreographed it for – The Royal Danish Ballet. (in alphabetical order) Effie: Fiancée to James

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   Who danced the ballet La Sylphide?

   • Lead roles danced by POB dancers Aurelie Dupont and Mathieu Ganio (Opera National de Paris, 2004). The Classical Girl examines the 1832 ballet, La Sylphide, the earliest important classical ballet in the repertoire, and why it mattered, then and now.

   La Sylphide: the most important classical ballet you’ve probably never

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   Why was La Sylphide so important?

   • Let’s dig a little deeper together into why La Sylphide had such a strong impact on French society and the ballet world. It was post-revolution and there was profound disillusionment over all the change and its results. It’s hard for me to grasp the chaos and upheaval that the French Revolution wreaked on its inhabitants.

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   Did James see a sylph in La Sylphide?

   • There, before his eyes, he saw his sylph take human shape in the form of Marie Taglioni. Not only was it that she acted like “his” sylph, but he saw how James, the male protagonist, was just like him. No one else could see La Sylphide but James.

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   How does James find the Sylphide?

   • Young James is shortly to marry his betrothed, Effy. He slumbers in his armchair. The Sylphide sits by his feet. She is in love with James and wakes him by kissing his forehead before vanishing through the chimney in the fireplace. James is spellbound and searches for the Sylphide, and his preoccupation with an invisible world confounds him.

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9. www.theclassicalgirl.com › la-sylphide-the-mostLa Sylphide: the most important classical ballet you’ve ...

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   Jul 6, 2024 · The Classical Girl examines the 1832 ballet, La Sylphide, the earliest important classical ballet in the repertoire, and why it mattered, then and now.