The ballet "La Sylphide

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Das romantische Ballet "La Sylphide" in zwei Akten von August Bournonville (1836) | Musik von Herman Løvenskjold an der Staatsoper Berlin. Das 1832 zur Uraufführung in Paris gelangte romantische Ballett (quasi die Blaupause für das „ballett blanc“ schlechthin) „LA SYLPHIDE“ von August Bournonville sollte prägend werden für einen ganz eigenen Ballettstil der bis heute noch an der Königlich Dänischen Ballettschule gelehrt wird, von der auch der Choreograph dieser Inszenierung , Frank Andersen, stammt. Er war lange Jahre künstlerischer Leiter des Königlich Dänischen Balletts und gehört zu den weltweit führenden Bournonville-Spezialisten. (Fotoprobe vom 27.02.2019)