(WEE-leez)  in another ballet from this country, the origin of  Sylvia  and  Coppélia   (koh-PAY-lee-ah) .
A ballet from this country whose first act features the male lead diving in front of an arrow intended for Eros was popularized by Frederick Ashton's 1952 revival. A composer from this non-Hungary country used a Torquato Tasso play as the basis for a ballet in which Orion and the shepherd Aminta fight over the title nymph. That composer from here also introduced the  csárdás   (CHAR-dahsh)  to ballet in a work based on two E.T.A. Hoffmann stories in which Franz falls in love with the title (*)  mechanical doll. The title character's ghost protects her former love Albrecht from the demonic Wilis  (WEE-leez)  in another ballet from this country, the origin of  Sylvia  and  Coppélia   (koh-PAY-lee-ah) . For 10 points, name this home country of Léo Delibes  (LAY-oh deh-LEEB)  and  Giselle  composer Adolphe Adam  (ah-DAHM) , where ballet was modernized in the court of Louis XIV.
A ballet from this country whose first act features the male lead diving in front of an arrow intended for Eros was popularized by Frederick Ashton's 1952 revival.
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