After receiving a crossbow, he goes to the title location, which was formed by the female lead's parents' tears.
The fourth scene of the second act of this work takes music from the composer's earlier Undina. The first act features a "Pas de deux for Two Merry-Makers" shortly before the "Dance with Goblets." This work begins with the male lead celebrating his twenty-first birthday with his tutor Wolfgang and friend Benno. After receiving a crossbow, he goes to the title location, which was formed by the female lead's parents' tears. One character appears only as an (*) owl until he disguises himself for a ball where he tricks the male lead into marrying his daughter. The male lead realizes his mistake, confessing his love for the female lead before they drown themselves in the title location. For 10 points, name this ballet in which Odile's dad, the evil sorcerer von Rothbart, curses Siegfried's beloved Odette to spend her days as the title white bird near the title body of water, by Tchaikovsky.
The fourth scene of the second act of this work takes music from the composer's earlier Undina.
Swan Lake [or Lebedínoye Ózero; or Tchaikovsky's opus 20]