Summary of the Ballet "Giselle"

Giselle is a romantic ballet designed by Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot. Adolphe Adam beautifully produces music. Ballet was originally played in Paris in 1841. The work we saw in classes came from La Salla. "Gisele" is the last ballet of the romantic era. The most important element for me is the effective correspondence between music and footwork. The best example can be seen through the dancer's solo. Especially Albrecht's solo, his legs glided on the stage with the same rhythm as music.

In perfect ballet, one of the lines is nothing more than ballet. The five parts of the book are named after their different romantic ballet (La Sylfido, Giselle, Ravayadale, Swan Lake and Petrushka) and include extensive summary and criticism. Each ballet is tightly intertwined with the novel's story. Madness, death, eavesdropping, charm, desire theme line enrich the tapestry of this book

"Ballet" is a French dance word. Dance is an art. "Gisele" is a ballet about the eternal love of the eternal, beautiful peasant for fascinating and noble numbers. It was provided by the Philippine Cultural Center and the Ballet Philippine Foundation and was re-enacted by Nonoy Froilan at CCP Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo. I was very happy to see "Gisele" with my mother and my brother on August 18th last year. We barely saw this show at the far right F seats 113, 114, 115 of the balcony 2, but opened the door at 2 PM.

"Ballet is the best form of drama in poetry." Although the ballet of Gisel embodies common features of romantic poetry without words, it is a highly recognized sense of romanticism in romantic times We will attract. In fact, the Romanticists blindly believe in instincts, instincts, emotions, emotions, and senses, I believe they are guidelines for wisdom and behavior, a way to atone for civilization. Even though literature and ballet use tools of different narratives, the images depicted in romantic literature have become a reality with ballet ejaculation successfully and accurately.