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Arthur Saint-Léon

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20: 110:, obtaining a lot of success. In particular, the London audience, who did not like at that time to see men dancing on stage, liked him very much. He was much appreciated for his tours and his jumps. He was able to gain applause in every theatre he danced, and this was not very common in the 214:(1870) for her. Although he choreographed many ballets it's the only one that has come down to us almost complete. He died two days after the ballet's initial season had come to an untimely end because of the 133:
and from that very moment the two of them became almost indivisible, until they married in 1845. For Cerrito, Saint-Léon choreographed a ballet that was a hit in London
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published in 1852. It is the first method of choreographic notation which documented not only the feet but also the movements of the arms, torso and the head.
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of the most important ballet production. He parted from his wife in 1851 and when she was invited to dance at the Opéra, Saint-Léon retired.
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who performed a lot in his ballets. Saint-Léon brought her to Paris Opera and later to Italy, his intention was also to make
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Saint-Léon is famous also because he invented a method of ballet notation described in the book:
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He became the teacher of the master class at the Opéra and he was in charge to choreograph the
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has since been staged by many ballet companies all over the world, and is known as either the
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When he was 17 years old, he made his début as first demi-charactére dancer at the
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from 1859 until 1869 and is famous for creating the choreography of the ballet
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He was born Charles Victor Arthur Michel in Paris, but was raised in
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is the only known choreography of Saint-Léon's to have survived.
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After touring across Europe, (he also worked three years for the
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La Sténochoréographie, ou Art d'écrire promptement la danse
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Second Empire Opera: The Théâtre Lyrique Paris 1851–1870
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He started to tour across 40:– 2 September 1870) was the 564:Russian male ballet dancers 486:. Спб.: Балтийские сезоны. 391:The Little Humpbacked Horse 204:His favorite ballerina was 615: 594:Paris Opera Ballet étoiles 579:French male ballet dancers 336:(mus. Cesare Pugni, after 308: 482:А. Л. Свешникова (2008). 412:(mus. Ludwig Minkus and 338:Alma, ou la Fille de feu 286:La Vivandière Pas de Six 235:La Vivandière Pas de Six 36:(17 September 1821, in 278:Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet 30: 574:French choreographers 554:French ballet masters 290:Markitenka Pas de Six 260:and the Balletmaster 244:from his 1846 ballet 88:Théâtre de la Monnaie 22: 530:La Sténochorégraphie 528:Saint-Léon, Arthur, 403:(mus. Ludwig Minkus) 258:Ann Hutchinson-Guest 250:La Sténochorégraphie 16:French choreographer 394:(mus. Cesare Pugni) 372:(mus. Cesare Pugni) 370:La Perle de Seville 365:(mus. Cesare Pugni) 358:(mus. 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Index


Bruno Braquehais
Paris
Maître de Ballet
St. Petersburg
Imperial Ballet
Coppélia
Stuttgart
Paris Opéra Ballet
Joseph Mayseder
Niccolò Paganini
Théâtre de la Monnaie
Brussels
Europe
Germany
Italy
England
Romantic Era
Ballerina
Vienna
Fanny Cerrito
La Vivandière
Teatro La Fenice
Venice
Paris Opéra
divertissements
Teatro San Carlos
Lisbon
Jules Perrot
Imperial Bolshoi Kamenny Theatre

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