Arthur Saint-Léon

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Arthur Saint-Léon was a 19th-century French ballet master and choreographer best known for creating the original choreography for the ballet "Coppélia."

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instanceOf French person
ballet master
choreographer
person
violinist
activeIn 19th century
artForm ballet
dance
artisticStyle Romantic-era ballet
basedIn Paris
St. Petersburg
birthName Charles Victor Arthur Michel
collaboratedWith Cesare Pugni
Fanny Cerrito
Léo Delibes
countryOfCitizenship France
developed a system of dance notation
employer Imperial Theatres, St. Petersburg
Paris Opera
fieldOfWork choreography
classical ballet
genre ballet
hasGenre theatrical dance
influenced development of classical ballet repertoire
later stagings of Coppélia
knownFor original choreography for the ballet Coppélia
languageOfWorkOrName French
movement Romantic ballet
name Arthur Saint-Léon
nationality French
notableFor contributions to character dance in ballet
notableWork Coppélia
Fiammetta
La Source
linked to: La source

La Vivandière
Le Lys
Le Marché des innocents
Le Poisson doré
Le Violon du Diable
linked to: Le violon du diable
occupation ballet master
choreographer
dancer
violinist
positionHeld ballet master of the Imperial Theatres in St. Petersburg
roleInWork original choreographer of Coppélia
spouse Fanny Cerrito
taught ballet dancers of the Imperial Ballet in St. Petersburg
ballet dancers of the Paris Opera

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Coppélia choreographer Arthur Saint-Léon
Coppélia librettist Arthur Saint-Léon
Cesare Pugni collaboratedWith Arthur Saint-Léon
Arthur Saint-Léon name Arthur Saint-Léon
Swanilda createdForWorkBy Arthur Saint-Léon
subject linked to: Swanilda in Coppélia