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The 52 pages that link to Ballet, each with the reason it gives.

• Igor StravinskyNarrower topic: Ballet commissions first brought Stravinsky broad attention and shaped several landmark scores.

• Swan LakeNarrower topic: Swan Lake is one of ballet’s most widely recognized narrative works.

• The Royal BalletNarrower topic: The company’s work belongs to this dance tradition.

• Dance educationNarrower topic: Ballet institutions supplied influential models for formal dance instruction.

• New York City BalletNarrower topic: The company develops its repertory within this broader dance tradition.

• Sergei ProkofievNarrower topic: Several of Prokofiev’s best-known scores were composed for ballet.

• Imperial Russian BalletNarrower topic: Imperial Russian Ballet developed as a national institution within this wider art form.

• Ballet de courNarrower topic: Ballet de cour belongs to the history of the broader theatrical dance form.

• Frederick AshtonNarrower topic: Ashton's choreography reshapes ballet's classical vocabulary into individual dramatic and comic styles.

• Ballet d'actionNarrower topic: Ballet d'action is a dramatic form within this broader theatrical dance tradition.

• Corps de balletNarrower topic: The corps performs the coordinated movement central to ballet productions.

• Jean-Georges NoverreNarrower topic: Noverre worked within ballet while challenging its conventions.

• Maya PlisetskayaNarrower topic: Plisetskaya’s career became one of ballet’s most visible twentieth-century achievements.

• Palais GarnierNarrower topic: Ballet remains a central performance use of the Palais Garnier.

• Romeo and JulietNarrower topic: Romeo and Juliet turns a spoken drama into a story told through dance.

• Cyd CharisseNarrower topic: Charisse’s ballet training gave her controlled lines and a distinctive screen-dance vocabulary.

• Maurice BéjartNarrower topic: Béjart reworked ballet’s inherited technique for modern music, themes, and audiences.

• Goldie HawnNarrower topic: Hawn trained and worked as a dancer before becoming known as a comedian.

• Arthur Saint-LéonNarrower topic: His career developed within the classical ballet tradition and its institutions.

• Ballet dancerNarrower topic: Ballet dancers belong to the performance tradition this broader form names.

• Carmen de LavalladeNarrower topic: Classical ballet formed one strand of her early training and professional range.

• Leslie CaronNarrower topic: Caron’s ballet training supplied the movement technique visible in her early films.

• Patrick SwayzeNarrower topic: Swayze studied ballet from childhood and carried its discipline into film choreography.

• Zizi JeanmaireNarrower topic: Her classical training remained visible even in comic and popular performances.

• Cléo de MérodeNarrower topic: Her stage career belonged to ballet, even as publicity often foregrounded her appearance.

• Colette MarchandNarrower topic: Marchand’s dance career grew from this classical performance tradition.

• George ChakirisNarrower topic: Chakiris trained as a dancer before becoming widely known as a film actor.

• Norodom SihamoniNarrower topic: Sihamoni trained and worked professionally as a ballet dancer.