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What (who) is La Sylphide - definition
La Sylphide
La Sylphide, apresentada em 1832 na Ópera Nacional de Paris, é um balé de dois atos com coreografia de Fillipo Taglioni, pai de Marie Taglioni.
La Favorita
La favorita é uma grande ópera francesa em quatro atos com música de Gaetano Donizetti e libreto de Alphonse Royer, Gustave Vaez e Eugène Scribe, baseado na peça teatral Le comete de Comminge (1764) de Baculard d'Arnaud. Estreou em 2 de dezembro de 1840 na Ópera Garnier, em Paris.
La traviata
La traviata (em português significa figurativamente, "A mulher caída") é uma ópera em quatro cenas (três ou quatro atos) de Giuseppe Verdi com libreto de Francesco Maria Piave. Foi baseada no romance A Dama das Camélias, de Alexandre Dumas Filho.
Examples of use of La Sylphide
1. Usher Hall, Edinburgh (0131–228 1155), October 6, and Barbican, London EC2 (020–7638 88'1), October 8. 2' La Sylphide Marking the bicentenary of Danish choreographer August Bournonville, the Royal Ballet brings his Romantic classic La Sylphide into the repertoire with a production by fellow Dane and RB principal Johan Kobborg.
2. He had already danced La Sylphide (another favourite of his) with Scottish Ballet, and later played London seasons with Maurice Béjarts company and one from South America.
3. "So after it ended with him, her rose–colored glasses were shattered for good." Courtesy of Lyudmila Semenyaka Semenyaka dancing in the 1'88 production of La Sylphide at the Bolshoi Theater.
4. It was important to remove it from afternoon schedules, he said, since it is to be paired with La Sylphide – which, although deeply tragic, is likely to attract a youthful and mainstream audience.