The antagonist of this work can turn into an owl. This work borrows from Undina in its second act and features Neapolitan and Spanish Dances in its third act.
The antagonist of this work can turn into an owl. This work borrows from Undina in its second act and features Neapolitan and Spanish Dances in its third act. It was originally choreographed by Julius Reisinger, and in its first act, the tutor Wolfgang gets drunk. The protagonist goes into the woods with his friend (*) Benno after receiving a crossbow as a present on his birthday. Siegfried is seduced by Odile, causing the female lead to commit suicide by drowning in the title locale. For 10 points, name this Tchaikovsky ballet that features Odette, who is turned into the titular bird.
The antagonist of this work can turn into an owl. This work borrows from Undina in its second act and features Neapolitan and Spanish Dances in its third act.
{Swan Lake}