In one opera, the title character performs this action while singing the aria "Ah! Non
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]