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The romantic ballet in England, its development, fulfilment, and decline.

Title
The romantic ballet in England, its development, fulfilment, and decline.
Author
Guest, Ivor, 1920-2018.
Publication
London : Phoenix House, [1954]

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Description
176 pages : illustrations; 24 cm
Donor/Sponsor
Lincoln Kirstein Collection.
Subjects
Genre/Form
History.
Contents
Approach to maturity -- Perfecting the illusion -- Two pre-romantic choreographers: D'Egville and Didelot -- Ballet in the post-war years -- The renaissance of the ballet under Ebers -- Maria Mercandotti, the Andalusian Venus -- The dawn of the golden age -- Marie Taglioni, La Déesse de la Danse -- Fanny Elssler, the incomparable dancer-mime -- Pauline Duvernay, Thackeray's vision of loveliness -- Fanny Cerrito, the enchantress of London -- Benjamin Lumley, the great impresario -- Jules Perrot, the flaxman of the ballet -- Two Giselles, Grisi and Elssler -- La Esmeralda -- The Pas de quatre: the romantic ballet at its most sublime -- Some pages of scandal -- The Viennese children -- Visitors from Spain -- Alfred Bunn and the ballet: Clara Webster, Fuoco, Blasis -- Some English dancers -- The end of an era.
Call Number
*MGTB (English) (Guest, I. Romantic ballet in England. 1954)
LCCN
55000354
OCLC
306787
Author
Guest, Ivor, 1920-2018.
Title
The romantic ballet in England, its development, fulfilment, and decline.
Imprint
London : Phoenix House, [1954]
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Indexed Term
Ballet England History
Dance Great Britain
Other Form:
Online version: Guest, Ivor Forbes. Romantic ballet in England, its development, fulfilment, and decline. London, Phoenix House [1954] (OCoLC)647702022
Research Call Number
*MGTB (English) (Guest, I. Romantic ballet in England. 1954)
*R-*MGTB (English) Additional copy. Cia Fornaroli Collection.
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