The most famous of these beings dances to a celesta melody.
Originating the role of one of these creatures is the most famous action of ballerina Antoinetta Dell'Era. In a ballet, a dance for "Grasshoppers and Dragonflies" comes in between two pairs of dances for these creatures, who correspond to the seasons. During a pas de deux, one of these creatures dances an "Intrada" with a prince, which is a followed by a "Tarantella" for the prince. Stravinsky paid homage to Tchaikovsky in a ballet titled for the (*) "Kiss" of one of them. One of them named Carabosse interrupts the christening party in the Prologue of Tchaikovsky's The Sleeping Beauty; that ballet also features a "Lilac" one. The most famous of these beings dances to a celesta melody. For 10 points, name these magical beings common in ballets, which include the "Sugar-Plum" one from The Nutcracker.
Originating the role of one of these creatures is the most famous action of ballerina Antoinetta Dell'Era.
fairy [or fairies; or fées; or feya; or fairy godmother; prompt on "women"]