The title figures dance with the poet to several nocturnes, waltzes, and mazurkas.
Originally orchestrated by Glazunov, it is considered a plotless "romantic reverie" that consists of a suite of dances in a moonlit park. Comprised of eight dances, the fourth and fifth dances are for the solo female and male dancers. The title figures dance with the poet to several nocturnes, waltzes, and mazurkas. Originally titled Chopiniana, it was choreographed by Michael Fokine for his wife Anna Pavlova, and it was produced in 1909 in Paris by Diaghilev. FTP, identify this ballet with music by Chopin about the title magical airborne creatures.
Originally orchestrated by Glazunov, it is considered a plotless "romantic reverie" that consists of a suite of dances in a moonlit park.
{Les Sylphides}