What are the famous ballets in the world 15

Wow, that's too much! The world's first ballet, "The Queen's Dramatic Ballet", is it famous? And ah!

Like "The Fairy", "The Daughter Who Can't Be Shut Up", "Swan Lake", "The Nutcracker", "The Sleeping Beauty", "Giselle", "Corsair", "Sylvia", "Don Quixote", "The Dancing Queen", "Notre Dame", "Red Lingyan", "La Traviata", "Firebird", "Romeo and Juliet", "Carmen" and ***** so many! But these are very representative dance dramas!

1."The Queen's Dramatic Ballet" 2"Fairy" 3

The Daughter Who Can't Be Locked Up 4"Pirates" 5"Sylvia" 6

Don Quixote 7"Dancing Queen" 8Notre-Dame de Paris 9

Honglingyan 10"La Traviata" 11"Firebird" 12

Romeo and Juliet 13Carmen 14"Swan Lake" 15

The Nutcracker 16"Sleeping Beauty" 17"Giselle" is a very representative dance drama!

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Swan Lake", "Don Quixote", "Giselle", "Corsair".

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There are: the death of a swan, love, weddings, garden ......

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Representative works include "Swan Lake", "Fairy", "The Nutcracker" and so on.

One of the most important characteristics of ballet is that the actress points to the ground on tiptoe when performing, so it is also called pointe dance.

Ballet is the use of ** and dance techniques to perform dramatic plots. The art of ballet was born in Italy, born in the French court of Louis XIV in the late 17th century, perfected in France in the 18th century, and entered its most prosperous era in Russia at the end of the 19th century.

In the course of nearly 400 years of lasting historical growth, ballet has had a great influence on the countries of the world, and has become an art form that all countries in the world have grown up with all their might.

"Romantic ballet"What are the masterpieces.

Romantic literature and art originated in Paris, France in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Romantic ballet is the first era in the history of ballet, and most of the themes are fairy love (such as: fairies and farmers, village girls and counts, pirates and maidens, puppet dolls and country boys, shepherds and fairies, etc.), which conformed to the surging revolutionary trend in France at that time.

Representative works of Romantic ballet include The Nymphs (1832), Danube Denver (1836), Fantasia (1839), Giselle (1841), Esmeralda (1844), Dance of the Four (1845), The Strait (1856), Golpelia (1870) and Sylvia (1876), etc., which are not only full of romantic themes, but also rigorous in structure, delicate in expression, and stretching in movement. It has typical Romantic art characteristics. Among them, "Nymph" and "Giselle" are the twin walls of romantic ballet.

Ballet's masterpieces include "Swan Lake", "The Sleeping Beauty", "The Nutcracker", "Notre Dame de Paris", "Don Quixote" and so on. Chinese ballets include "Red Detachment of Women", "White-Haired Girl", "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai" and so on.

The three major ballets are Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Sleeping Beauty by Russian composer Tchaikovsky. Tchaikovsky wrote countless masterpieces, and these trilogies are the most well-known and widely circulated works of art, and through these three works, he fundamentally raised the status of dance drama and the composer in the creation of dance drama.

Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky's first dance song, is based on folklore and tells the story of the princess Odetta who is transformed into a white swan by a demon on the shores of Swan Lake. Prince Ziegfried travels to Swan Lake and is deeply in love with Odetta. On the night of the prince's choice of brides, the demon has his daughter Black Swan disguised as Odjeta to deceive the prince.

The prince was almost deceived, but finally found out in time, fought the demon, and killed it. The White Swan restores the princess prototype and unites with the prince to usher in a happy ending. It was premiered at the Bolshoi Theatre on February 20, 1877, after which the composer adapted the original work into the Swan Lake suite, which was performed at the ** meeting.

Swan Lake is the most famous ballet in the world and is a repertoire of all classical ballet companies.

The story of Sleeping Beauty is based on the fairy tale of the great French writer Bello. For thousands of years, this very romantic fairy tale has touched generations of people, and the only person who can tell such a beautiful story with great success is probably the great Russian Tchaikovsky. His "Sleeping Beauty" seems to be far beyond the classical ** meaning today, and you can appreciate it as a light **.

This version of the London Symphony Orchestra under Pleven is one of the definitive performances of the piece, full of vivid rhythms and gorgeous string music!

The Nutcracker was born in Russia at the end of the 19th century and is known as the "Christmas ballet". Today, more than 100 years later, it is still at the top of the list of the top 10 ballet classics in the West.

The process of appreciating the dance drama is also the process of appreciating the symphony. These three ballets bring rich image content, dramatic power and development to the dance drama, and are well-deserved exemplary works of ballet.