ballet blanc造句

• Krassovska's repertoire was not limited to ballet blanc.
• Dance historians consider this work, as the first fully-fledged " ballet blanc ", to be the beginning of the Romantic movement in ballet.
• For an 1828 play, Coralli choreographed a " pas de sylphides " that foreshadowed the supernatural " ballets blancs " of later years.
• Century genre known as the ballet blanc, where women in white represent otherworldly spirits : " Giselle " and " La Sylphide " came before.
• On pointe, and incorporating classical beats and turns, it is partly a ballet blanc; partly funereal, with a woman in black carried out like a corpse; and partly cosmic celebration set against a starry sky.
• In accordance with Stravinsky's wishes, the style of dancing was essentially classical, and Stravinsky thought of " " Apollon musag鑤e " " as a " ballet blanc ", that is, costumed in traditional minimal white.
• The Act 3 ballet is regarded by some as the first of the " ballets blancs " ( whereby the principal ballerina and the corps de ballet are all clothed in white ) which became a favourite of the nineteenth-century repertoire.
• Today, Act II is a " ballet blanc " ( a " white " ballet in which all the ballerinas and the " corps de ballet " are dressed in full, white, bell-shaped skirts and the dances have a geometric design ).
• In modern productions, dancers in the lakeside scenes of " Swan Lake " and the Kingdom of the Shades scene of " La Bayad鑢e " sometimes wear short, classical tutus rather than the traditional calf-length or ankle-length ballet dresses, but the visually stunning effect of the " ballet blanc " is undiminished.
• Stravinsky conceived the " Scherzo Fantastique " as abstract music, but on 10 January 1917 it was performed as a ballet blanc at the Paris Opera House, with choreography by L閛 Staats to a scenario based on Maeterlink's essay " La Vie des Abeilles " ( the life of [ the ] bees ).