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Jul 17, 2021 · ballet, Isaac Hernández | 77K views, 1.4K likes, 491 loves, 52 comments, 292 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from English National Ballet: Dancing with a magic touch... La Sylphide is one of the...
A short extract from August Bournonville's La Sylphide, with Jurgita Dronina in the title role and Isaac Hernández as James, and also featuring Precious Adam...
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Live Music Archive Librivox Free Audio. Featured. ... Video. TV News Understanding 9/11. Featured. All Video; ... La Sylphide (Royal Danish Ballet 1988) ...
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La Sylphide • 1h 7m. 4 comments. One of the jewels of Romantic ballet. On the morning of his wedding to his sweet fiancée Effy, James awakens from a dream to see a mysterious and tantalising Sylphide before him. His obsession with her sets off a fateful sequence of events where joy turns to sorrow, love to betrayal and infatuation to tragedy.
Ballet on demand. On the morning of his wedding to his sweet fiancée Effy, James awakens from a dream to see a mysterious and tantalising Sylphide before him. His obsession with her sets off a fateful sequence of events where joy turns to sorrow, love to betrayal and infatuation to tragedy. is one of the jewels of Romantic ballet.
English. Item Size. 989.8M. A complete performance of La Sylphide with Eva Evdokimova, the one true Sylph. James is Peter Schaufuss, Madge is the notable character dancer Niels Bjørn Larsen. Also dancing Margot Clarke, Nicholas Johnson and artists of the London Festival Ballet (later known as English National Ballet). Addeddate.
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Sep 30, 2017 · Art Direction and Design: Charlotte Wilkinson Studio. On Wednesday 1 July 2020, we’re showing La Sylphid e, a recreation of August Bournonville’s version by Frank Andersen and Eva Kloborg. Bournonville’s production is actually an adaptation of an 1832 French ballet by Filippo Taglioni, which signalled the dawn of a new, Romantic era of ...
