Ballet for All A Guide to One Hundred Ballets

Ballet for All: A Guide to One Hundred Ballets by Peter Brinson, published by Pan Books in 1970, offers a comprehensive overview of the world of ballet. This edition spans 281 pages and presents synopses of over 100 ballets created by 38 choreographers. The book also includes informative chapters on the history of ballet, pre-Romantic ballet, and a brief survey of modern Soviet ballet, providing readers with a structured exploration of this performing art.
Readers will find detailed descriptions that illuminate the narratives and themes of various ballets, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in dance and the classical ballet tradition. The inclusion of historical context enhances the understanding of ballet’s evolution, while the synopses serve as a guide to the significant works and figures in the field. This book is written in English and is suitable for both enthusiasts and newcomers to the art of ballet.
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Synopses of over 100 ballets by 38 choreographers. Includes chapters on the history of ballet, pre-Romantic ballet and a short survey of modern Soviet ballet.
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