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The 25 pages that link to Ballet blanc, each with the reason it gives.

• Classical balletBroader topic: Its uniform corps imagery is a recognizable convention within the classical repertory.

• Swan LakeNarrower topic: The white-clad swans in Swan Lake’s lakeside scenes exemplify this stage tradition.

• Marius PetipaRelated: The white-clad ensemble in La Bayadère’s Kingdom of the Shades exemplifies this stage convention.

• Romantic balletBroader topic: The white-clad ensemble made the supernatural world visible onstage.

• GiselleRelated: The white-clad Wilis made Act II a model of the Romantic ballet blanc.

• Paris OpéraRelated: The Paris Opera Ballet helped preserve and transmit this repertory through its classical productions.

• Neoclassical balletCompared with: Its uniform visual world and dreamlike storytelling differ from neoclassical works’ varied, often minimal staging.

• Marie TaglioniRelated: The white, weightless image associated with La Sylphide became a lasting Romantic ballet convention.

• La SylphideRelated: The sylphs' white costumes helped define the ballet's otherworldly visual world.

• Michel FokineCompared with: Les Sylphides uses the white-clad ensemble while departing from the story-driven structure of traditional ballets blancs.

• Frederick AshtonRelated: Ashton used the tradition in works such as Symphonic Variations and The Dream.

• La BayadèreRelated: The Shades sequence uses white-costumed dancers to create its otherworldly effect.

• Pas de deuxCompared with: A ballet blanc emphasizes an ensemble, unlike the duet’s two-person structure.

• Ballet d'actionCompared with: Its atmospheric ensemble scenes contrast with ballet d'action’s emphasis on unfolding plot.

• Rudolf NureyevCompared with: Nureyev’s male-centered staging shifted attention from the traditional ensemble focus.

• Italian balletRelated: Italian dancers and theaters participated in the European staging traditions that popularized it.

• Jean-Georges NoverreRelated: Its later emphasis on atmosphere contrasts with Noverre’s demand for intelligible dramatic action.

• Character danceCompared with: Its idealized world contrasts with character dance’s earthy, socially marked styles.

• The Dying SwanNarrower topic: The white tutu connects the solo to ballet’s tradition of idealized, otherworldly women.

• Carlotta GrisiRelated: Giselle's second act made the white-clad Wilis central to ballet imagery.

• Filippo TaglioniRelated: The sylphs’ white costumes helped establish a lasting Romantic ballet convention.

• History of balletBroader topic: This stage convention became a defining feature of Romantic-era repertory.

• Léo DelibesRelated: Sylvia’s pastoral and mythological scenes draw on the ballet’s established ensemble-dance conventions.

• Olga SpessivtsevaRelated: Her celebrated Giselle embodied the expressive tradition of the white-act heroine.

• Vera ZorinaRelated: Zorina’s classical training supplied the movement vocabulary behind her stage and screen appearances.