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ballet ['bælei]

n. 芭蕾舞

She invited us to see the ballet.
她邀请我们去看芭蕾舞。
His wife is a ballet dancer.
他妻子是一位芭蕾舞演员。
The ballet sparkled with vitality.
那场芭蕾舞演得生动活泼。

ballet

[ noun ]

a theatrical representation of a story that is performed to music by trained dancers

<noun.act>

music written for a ballet

<noun.communication>

Ballet \Bal"let`\ (b[a^]l"l[asl]` or b[a^]l"l[e^]t; 277), n.
[F., a dim. of bal dance. See 2d {Ball}, n.]
1. An artistic dance performed as a theatrical entertainment,
or an interlude, by a number of persons, usually women.
Sometimes, a scene accompanied by pantomime and dancing.

2. The company of persons who perform the ballet.

3. (Mus.) A light part song, or madrigal, with a fa la burden
or chorus, -- most common with the Elizabethan madrigal
composers; -- also spelled {ballett}.

4. (Her.) A bearing in coats of arms, representing one or
more balls, which are denominated bezants, plates, etc.,
according to color.

For the first encore, the orchestra teased and pampered the final ballet of Schubert's music for Rosamunde as if it were their favourite child.
Without fresh insights of this kind from today's choreographers, ballet in the U.S. must surely succumb to the inanition that has overtaken it in Europe and the Soviet Union.
At Lincoln Center's Juilliard Theater, the troupe's ballet school, founded in 1713 by Louis XIV, presented 90 of its pupils in a seven-hour precis of its training syllabus.
He takes part in his ballet company's work-outs.
(The choreographer Mark Morris, when a young dancer, left a ballet company because 'I got tired of pretending to be a straight guy in love with a ballerina.') So why do gay men go to ballet?
(The choreographer Mark Morris, when a young dancer, left a ballet company because 'I got tired of pretending to be a straight guy in love with a ballerina.') So why do gay men go to ballet?
This may be sound moral advice, but in ballet it should take second place to letting music be the guide.
The Duchess of York gave pink ballet shoes to a teen-ager whose spine problems nearly stopped her from dancing, but the young ballerina says they are too nice to use.
The proper amends to Delibes, and to the idea of Sylvia as a wonderfully enoyable ballet, would be a revival of the Ashton / Ironside production at Covent Garden. Sylvia was sponsored by PowerGen.
Tickets to the new Opera Bastille are expected to cost a maximun of 250 francs (about $40), less than half their cost at the Palais Garnier, which from now on will be devoted to ballet.
Vartan wrote two novels, "50 Wall Street" and "The Dinosaur Fund." It isn't easy to hold an audience's attention with a full-length ballet which has no plot, and few choreographers try.
He invented many of the moves and terms now used in freestyle competition, apparently benefiting from good breeding: His mother is a ballet instructor who trained with the Joffrey Ballet and helped him with his spin move.
But even the last evening included a touch of patriotism. American and Soviet flags hung on either side of the "Royal Box" at the rear of the theater, and the orchestra played national anthems from both countries before the ballet began.
Seeing the station (built in 1913 by Warren and Wetmore) as the belly button of New York, Johnson praised, not just the non-stop urban ballet but also the profligate sumptuousness of the station.
Seven Americans have a chance to become one of the wonders of the international ballet world.
Perhaps she is at times too sharp, too shy of bringing out the melting lyricism of the ballet's more lovelorn passages; but her dancing is as naturally brilliant as birdsong.
Under the terms I was offered, they could have told me to conduct 40 ballet performances and I would have had no choice.' Chung was appointed shortly before the Bastille opened in 1989, a little-known 36-year old who did not even speak French.
Italian ballet students are being helped to aspire to the achievements of compatriots Carla Fracci and Alessandra Ferri.
Hammerstein even had the idea of using real dogs _ poodles, in fact _ to chase the ballet's heroine.
"Dancers" is not the greatest ballet movie ever made _ it will never fill those red shoes.
The second ballet of the evening was Jerome Robbins' wonderful, amusing "Fancy Free" to music by Leonard Bernstein from 1944.
Other performers include the California-based Dance Through Time, which reconstructs dances of the past (Sept. 2 and 3); and Matthew Nash Music and Dance, a contemporary ballet company that combines music, dance and theater (Sept. 8 and 11).
I am Sylphide (the wood sprite in Bournonville's romantic ballet).
The year was overshadowed by the death of Sir Kenneth MacMillan, whose career was dedicated to the idea of ballet as an art of our - rather than our grandparents' - time.
The full ballet was never released for public viewing, and the staggering performances of David Wall, Lynn Seymour, Merle Park, still lie in the vaults.
It was no less a pleasure to see the authority and distinction of manner of Bryony Brind and Mark Silver. Here is a perfect example of how ballet of real worth may be made available for the smallest stage.
Every heroine finds the hero she has been waiting for; and gay men, watching, can bask in that. But the sexual content of ballet goes deeper than the idea of 'Some day my prince will come'.
Frederic Franklin, who danced with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo from the 1930s-'50s, staged the ballet for the company without departing too much from the choreography by Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot.
It includes the Mark Taper Forum and the Ahmanson Theater, and houses symphony, chorale, ballet and drama companies.
So much of the ballet we see in Britain looks polite, pinched, scaled down to fit into notions about the niceness of classical dancing as an activity for little girls.

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