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Often used in the same context:
adagio,
aria,
ballet,
duet,
liebestod,
divertissement,
pointe,
waltz,
czardas,
gigue,
andantino,
gavotte,
danseur,
balanchine,
allegro,
mazurka,
ballerinas,
pirouettes,
cavatina,
berceuse,
choreography,
harlequinade,
malaguena,
cadenzas,
antony tudor,
scherzo,
concertante,
recitative,
classical ballet,
sarabande,
brunnhilde,
bizet,
sinuously,
appassionata,
cranko,
paul hindemith,
arabesque,
tango,
sonnambula,
jete,
maurice ravel,
terpsichore,
allegretto,
lev ivanov,
scena,
double concerto,
george balanchine,
queen mab,
gounod,
polonaise,
tarantella,
divertimento,
pizzicato,
fokine,
gaetano donizetti,
mercutio,
lohengrin,
vocalism,
massine,
claudio monteverdi,
soloists,
virtuosic,
rudolf nureyev,
boccherini,
benjamin britten,
turandot,
poulenc,
interpretive dance,
toccata,
mozartian,
barcarolle,
peter ilich tchaikovsky,
choreographed,
countertenor,
coloratura,
moussorgsky,
soprano,
minuet,
tschaikovsky,
ravishingly,
andante,
benvolio,
bravura,
symphonic poem,
stabat mater,
fugal,
ballade,
woodwinds,
mezzo,
cesar franck,
arioso,
etude,
chromaticism,
franz lehar,
berlioz,
nijinsky,
solos,
twyla tharp,
rondo,
guenevere,
dancers,
courante
Part of:
ballet,
concert dance
More general:
dance,
dancing,
terpsichore
Synonyms:
duet
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