The Art of Ballet
The Art of Ballet
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Apart from ballet and such a production as this pantomime, there was, of course, plenty of the " variety " element, contributed by such performers as Leotard, the Farinis, and the Foucarts, gymnasts ; and various vocalists known to their period.
With the dawn of the 'seventies came a new taste for ballet and " Les Nations " was staged at the Alhambra with a Mile. Colonna and other dancers, including Esther Austin (a sister of Emily Soldene) in the cast ; and a " Parisian Quadrille " became a fe...ature of the production.
Then came a season of " Promenade " Concerts, and during the Franco-Prussian war the conductor, Mr. Jules Riviere, gave the " War Songs of Europe, " those of the French and Prussian nations evoking such passion that free fights occurred, and the theatre lost its music-hall licence ; and the Directors of the Alhambra Company promptly secured a regular theatre licence from the Lord Chamberlain !
So on April 24th, 1871, the place was opened as the 254 THE ART OF BALLET Alhambra Theatre, with an evening's entertainment including a farce, "Oh, My Head!"; a comic opera, "The Crimson Scarf " ; and two ballets, " The Beauties of the Harem " and " Puella.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apart from ballet and such a production as this pantomime, there was, of course, plenty of the " variety " element, contributed by such performers as Leotard, the Farinis, and the Foucarts, gymnasts ; and various vocalists known to their period.
With the dawn of the 'seventies came a new taste for ballet and " Les Nations " was staged at the Alhambra with a Mile. Colonna and other dancers, including Esther Austin (a sister of Emily Soldene) in the cast ; and a " Parisian Quadrille " became a fe...ature of the production.
Then came a season of " Promenade " Concerts, and during the Franco-Prussian war the conductor, Mr. Jules Riviere, gave the " War Songs of Europe, " those of the French and Prussian nations evoking such passion that free fights occurred, and the theatre lost its music-hall licence ; and the Directors of the Alhambra Company promptly secured a regular theatre licence from the Lord Chamberlain !
So on April 24th, 1871, the place was opened as the 254 THE ART OF BALLET Alhambra Theatre, with an evening's entertainment including a farce, "Oh, My Head!"; a comic opera, "The Crimson Scarf " ; and two ballets, " The Beauties of the Harem " and " Puella.
What to read after The Art of Ballet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Edward Perugini to read onlineMoreLess
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