Ballet Catalog
Music, London, 23 May 2007, Sale LO7402
Music, London, 23 May 2007, Sale LO7402
Der Wunderbare Mandarin [The Miraculous Mandarin] (Op. 19).
Bartok, Bela, Der Wunderbare Mandarin [The Miraculous Mandarin] (Op. 19).
Le Baiser de la Fee, The Fairy's Kiss: Ballet in Four Scenes, Full Score, revised 1950 version.
Strawinsky [Stravinsky], Igor., Le Baiser de la Fee, The Fairy's Kiss: Ballet in Four Scenes, Full Score, revised 1950 version.
Other Ballet books that may be of interest:
- Philidor, André; Goodwin, Paul; Petit, Marie-Ange.; Lully, Jean Baptiste; London Oboe Band. Le mariage de la grosse Cathos Harmonia Mundi France Arles 1994; p1994
Philidor. Le bourgeois gentilhomme ; Les nopces de village ; Cadmus et Hermione / Lully. Ballet and opera excerpts ; vocal pieces performed instrumentally.; For oboe band, with percussion parts added.; London Oboe Band ; Marie-Ange Petit, baroque percussion ; Paul Goodwin, conductor.; Recorded Jan. 3-4, 1994, Abbey Road Studios, London.; Compact disc.; Durations: 15:29; 14:32; 15:21; 12:40.; Program notes in English, German and French (26 p. : ill.) inserted in container. 4 3/4 in. 1 sound disc digital 4 3/4 in. Operas; Ballets; Oboe ensembles.; Oboe ensembles, Arranged. Predica
- Untermeyer, Louis; Provensen, Alice; Provensen, Martin Tales from the ballet. Golden Press New York 1968
Illustrated by A. and M. Provensen. A brief history of ballet is followed by synopses of twenty ballets: The Wood Nymphs; Ondine; Billy, the Kid; Graduation Ball; The Firebird; The Sleeping Princess; Petrouchka; Children's Games; Bluebeard; Swan Lake; Prince Igor; Coppelia; Giselle; Rodeo; The Golden Cockerel; The Rite of Spring; The Phantom of the Rose; The Nutcracker; Scheherazade; Fancy Free. 31 cm. 91 p. col. illus. 31 cm. Dewey:792.8 A brief history of ballet is followed by synopses of twenty ballets: The Wood Nymphs; Ondine; Billy, the Kid; Graduation Ball; The Firebird; The Sleeping Princess; Petrouchka; Children's Games; Bluebeard; Swan Lake; Prince Igor; Coppelia; Giselle; Rodeo; The Golden Cockerel; The Rite of Spring; The Phantom of the Rose; The Nutcracker; Scheherazade; Fancy Free. Ballets
Quotes
from “Don Juan”
And then he danced;—all foreigners excel The serious Angels in the eloquence Of pantomime! He danced, I say, right well, With emphasis, and also with good sense— A thing in footing indispensable; He danced without theatrical pretence, Not like a ballet-master in the van Of his drilled nymphs, but like a gentleman. Chaste were his steps, each kept within due bound, And elegance was sprinkled o’er his figure; Like swift Camilla, he scarce skimm’d the ground, And rather held in than put forth his vigour, And then he had an ear for Music’s sound, Which might defy a crochet critic’s rigour.Lord Byron [1788–1824]