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Charles VI king of France at the time and his friends descided to dance the moresca. They dressed and paited themselves to look like savages and were all chained together. The duke of Orleans leaned in close to look and set them all on fire. The king escaped because he had slipped his chains to talk to the dutchess
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Rebirth
Artistcally light
Life -
Founded by Jean Antoine de Baif and Thibault de Courville
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Ballet in honor of a wedding
Choreographed by Balthasar de Beaujoyeux
Hosted by Catherine de Medici -
Dance Manuel
Written by Thoinot Arbue -
Louis XIII played spirit of fire
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Ballet in honor of Louis XIV being born
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French King
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Louis XIV portrayed the Rising Sun
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Founded by Louis XIV
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Still survives today as the Paris Opera
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Due to age, physical fitness, and a critic
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Paris Opera's first production
Held on a tennis court -
Choreographed by Henery Purcell
Premired at Josias Priest's boarding school -
Mille de La Fontaine
Debuted in Lully's "Le Triomphe de' la Amore" -
Raou- Aunger Feuillet wrote dance notation
Choreographie ou'l Art de Decrire la Dance -
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Choreographed by Franciose Prevost
Her best known work -
London
Earliest complete ballet
Choreographed by John Weaver -
Set that made Jean Phillippe Rameau famous
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Set Jean Phillippe Rameau was most known for
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Franciose Prevost pupil
Danced for Paris Opera Ballet -
Ballet
Paris Opera
Chinese influenced
Choreographed by Jean Georges Noverre -
Most influential dance book ever created
Written by Jean Georges Noverre -
Ballet
Royal Danish Ballet
Worlds oldest complete ballet that is still performed today -
Ballet master for Paris Opera Ballet for 1787
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Ballet
Choreographed by Charles Didelot
Flew dancers across stage with wires -
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Choreographed by Giacomo Meyerbeer
Multiple castrophities
Powerful opera music -
Choregraphed by Filippo Taglioni
Performed by Marie Taglioni -
August Bournonville Danish choreographer
Stared Lucile Grahn -
Cerlotta Grisi was Giselle
Adalphe Adam did the score
Jules Perrot co-choreographer also Grisi's lover -
Taglioni, Cerrito, Grisi, Grahn
Performed at Her Majesty's Theatre in London
Perrot -
Choreographed by Marius Petipa
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Choreographed by Marius Petipa
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Last Romantic Ballet of the era
Comedy
Choreographer- Arthur Saint-leon
Score- Leo Delibes
Swanilda- Bozzachi Giusepina
Frantz- Eugenie Fiocre -
Choreographed by Marius Petipa
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Choreographed by Marius Petipa
Score by Tchaikovsky -
Choreographed by Marius Petipa
Score by Tchaikovsky -
Loie Fuller multi media light dance with silk
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Choreographed by Marius Petipa
Score by Tchaikovsky -
Choreographed by Marius Petipa
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Choreographed by Fokine
Peformed by Anna Pavlova -
Sergie Diaghilev created the company
Had multiple choreographers
Used abtract artists -
Choergraphed bt Fokine
Performed by Ballet Russe -
Choergraphed by Nijinsky
creepy faun dance, 2d -
Chroegraphed by Nijinsky
Performed by the Ballet Russe -
Choerographed by Massine
Performed by the Ballet Russe
One act ballet about the world fair
Picasso set designs -
Choerographed by Balanchine
1st neo-classical ballet -
Choergraphed by Balanchine
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Martha Graham
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Agnes de mille choerographed
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Jerome Robbins "Show doctor"
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Choerographed by Martha Graham
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Martha Graham
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Jerome Robbins (allows NYCB to perform)
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Chroegraphed by Balanchine
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Paul Taylor
based on pedestrian movement -
Twyla Tharp
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Alwin Nikolias
Material hanging everywhere and dancers change the shape -
Choreographed by William Forsythe
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Mary Wigman
Solo artist