Symbolism in Nineteenth-Century Ballet

Name: Symbolism in Nineteenth-Century Ballet
Brand: PETER LANG VERLAG AG
SKU: 533890
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MARGARET FLEMING-MARKARIAN

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ISBN

9783034302678

Mladinska knjiga ID

533890

Leto izida

2012

Velikost (šxdxv)

150 × 200 × 10

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Jezik

ANG

Teža

300 g

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PETER LANG VERLAG AG

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MARGARET FLEMING-MARKARIAN

Opis

This book investigates allegorical meaning in the ballets "Giselle", "Coppelia", "The Sleeping Beauty" and "Swan Lake", principally by examining their original librettos and costume designs, as well as considering their surviving choreographic legacy. Each ballet is examined scene by scene in order to identify occult symbols secreted within its structure. The names of characters, their costume details (form, colour, pattern and attribute) and the parts they play and dance (mime, choreographic step and staging) are individually searched for symbolic correspondences. The author argues that the meaning of these symbols reveals a serious subtext embedded within each ballet and shows that these subtexts are all found to fable the spiritual journey of the soul towards a heavenly paradise. The distinctive set of symbols and the method of interpretation differ in each case: "Giselle" takes on a Swedenborgian slant, "Coppelia" hinges on Masonry, while "The Sleeping Beauty" and "Swan Lake" are steeped in mysticism.