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ACT I: The Doll Coppélia; Villagers, 8 couples; Mayor, Michael Arshansky; Swanilda’s Friends, 8 women.
ACT II: Swanilda and Her Friends; The Automatons: Astrologer, Juggler, Acrobat, Chinaman.
ACT III: Burgomaster; Villagers, Brides, Grooms, and Friends, 8 women, 6 men;
DEDICATION OF THE BELLS: WALTZ OF THE GOLDEN HOURS: Marnee Morris, 24 children; Dawn, Merrill Ashley; Prayer, Christine Redpath; Spinner, Susan Hendl; Jesterettes, 4 women;
DISCORD AND WAR: Colleen Neary, Robert Weiss, 8 couples;
PEACE (pas de deux): McBride, Tomasson;
FINALE
Act I. A Village Square in Galicia
Act II. Dr. Coppélius’s Secret Workshop
Act III. A Village Wedding and Festival of Bells
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36. Pizzicato Polka,
266. [Pas de Deux],
273. Sylvia: Pas de Deux,
274. Music and Dance,
291. One, Yuletide Square,
350. Pas de Deux and Divertissement,
364. La Source
1977 Geneva Ballet (Grand Theatre de Geneve [Ballet])
2010 Boston Ballet
2010 Pacific Northwest Ballet
2011 Dresden SemperOper Ballett
2011 San Francisco Ballet
2016 Pacific Northwest Ballet
2019 Boston Ballet
1978 (PBS, Live from Lincoln Center)
Additional music information provided by Gordon Boelzner, Robert Irving; additional revisions information provided by Betty Cage, Arlene Croce, Nancy Goldner
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ALLEGRO VIVACE: Suki Schorer, 8 women;
VARIATION: Prokovsky;
PIZZICATI: Hayden;
VALSE DES FLEURS: Entire cast
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36. Pizzicato Polka,
*273. Sylvia: Pas de Deux,
274. Music and Dance,
364. La Source,
387. Coppélia
Structure of ballet and its relationship to Sylvia: Pas de Deux [273] and La Source [364] clarified by Arlene Croce, Melissa Hayden, Suki Schorer, Jacques d’Amboise
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1958 Eglevsky Ballet Company
1963 National Ballet (Washington, D.C. 1963-74)
1965 American Ballet Theatre
1967 Den Norske Opera [Ballet] (Norway)
1968 Harkness Ballet (1964-70)
1979 Royal Winnipeg Ballet
1980 Pennsylvania Ballet
1981 Matsuyama Ballet Company (Japan)
1987 Pacific Northwest Ballet
1988 Miami City Ballet
1950 (CBS)
1955 (CBS, Ed Sullivan Show)
1959 excerpts (PBS, “Classical Ballet”)
1960 (ABC)
1963 (CBC [Montreal])
1965 (NBC, Bell Telephone Hour)
1984 (PBS, “American Ballet Theatre at the Met”)
1984 (Japanese television,”American Ballet Theatre on Tour”)
Arlene Croce, David Vaughan