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La sylphide ballet in two acts

Regarded by the Royal Danish Ballet as the purest and most faithfully maintained performance of the great Danish choreographer and dancer's ballet. This production is faultless and expressive.

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  • "Royal Danish Ballet"

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  • "August Bournonville's 1836 ballet tells the story of the Sylphide who entrances a Scottish farmer, James. Madge, a witch, is smitten by James and seeks revenge when he rejects her."
  • "Regarded by the Royal Danish Ballet as the purest and most faithfully maintained performance of the great Danish choreographer and dancer's ballet. This production is faultless and expressive."@en
  • "August Bournville's ballet created in 1836, tells the story of the Sylphide who entrances a Scottish farmer, James. Madge, a witch is smitten by James and seeks revenge when he rejects her attention and that revenge leads to tragic consequences."
  • ""The sylphide, in diaphanous white costume and with shining wings, dances for the Scottish farmer James, who she has entranced with her love and beauty"--Container."@en

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  • "Fiction television programs"
  • "Dance"
  • "Ballet films"@en
  • "Foreign television programs"
  • "Dance television programs"
  • "Television programs"
  • "Cultural television programs"
  • "musique instrumentale orchestrale (musique classique)"
  • "Drama"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Televised ballets"

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  • "La sylphide ballet in two acts from the Royal theatre, Copenhagen"
  • "La Sylphide ballet in two acts from the Royal Theater Copenhagen"
  • "La sylphide ballet in two acts"@en
  • "La Sylphide ballet in two acts"
  • "La Sylphide a ballet in two acts"
  • "La sylphide a ballet in two acts"@en
  • "Sylphide (Choreographic work : Bournonville)"@en

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