In a ballet partly titled for this action, townspeople dance the Garland Waltz to welcome a princess, who then dances the Rose Adagio with four suitors.
In one opera, the title character performs this action while singing the aria "Ah! Non credea mirarti" (ah non cre-DAY-uh meer-AR-tee) and walking across a bridge into Elvino's arms. In a ballet partly titled for this action, townspeople dance the Garland Waltz to welcome a princess, who then dances the Rose Adagio with four suitors. In that ballet named for this action, the evil fairy Carabosse places a curse that the Lilac Fairy counteracts so that a princess will perform this action instead of dying after she pricks her finger on a spinning wheel. For 10 points, name this action that Aurora does for a hundred years as the title "Beauty" of a ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
In one opera, the title character performs this action while singing the aria "Ah! Non
sleeping [or sleepwalking]