A now-regularly-performed section of this ballet used music taken from the score of La rose, la Violette et le Papillon.
A now-regularly-performed section of this ballet used music taken from the score of La rose, la Violette et le Papillon. In the beginning of the third act of this ballet, one character throws his handkerchief to a young girl, but it is then passed around until it reaches an old woman. A character in this ballet enlists Lankendem in a plan that involves a sleeping potion-drenched rose. In addition to the aforementioned Pas d'esclave, this ballet includes a dream sequence featuring a grand ballabile danced by a crowd of women called Le jardin animÃ©, as well as a chaotic scenein which the traitorous Birbantio is shot while chasing Gulnare. This ballet opens with SeydPasha purchasing women in a slave market, and its second act is set in a grotto where Medoraand the protagonist Conrad dance a famous pas de deux. For 10 points, name this Byron-inspired ballet by Adolphe Adam, which was revived by Marius Petipa, and is about a seafaring rogue. 
A now-regularly-performed section of this ballet used music taken from the score of La rose, la Violette et le Papillon.
Le Corsaire [or The Corsair; or The Pirate]