Maddie & Tae - Shut Up and Fish

In 1848-61 he worked as a choreographer, after which he left for Stockholm and, with the exception of a trip to USA in 1874,remained there until 1877 (in 1861-64 the chief choreographer of the King. Opera). The follower is romantic. School of dance, B. turned to fantastic. traditions and nar. the epic of Denmark, as well as the history and literature of other countries. He combined classic in his ballets. and characteristic dance, widely used folklore of different nations. Some of B.'s ballets are preserved in the repertoire of dates. theater. B. post. St.50 ballets, ch. arr. to modern music him dates. composers. Among the works: “Waldemar” (1835) and “Holiday in Albano” (1839) Frohlich, “Sylphs” by Levenskold (1836), “Naples, or Fisherman and his bride” Pauli, Helsted, Gade, Lumbier (1842), “Valkyrie "Hartman and" Wedding Train in Hardanger "by Pauli (1853)," Folk Tradition "by Gad and Hartman (1854)," Far from Denmark "by Glezer (1860). The ballet "From Siberia to Washington" by Moller (1876) was based on the story of the Siberian Parasha (a script based on the novel by the French writer E. Cotten). B. created his own dance school - the so-called. "Lesson B." (still included in the practice of dates. Ballet).