Tim McGraw - One of Those Nights

COMEDY-BALLET (French comedie-ballet) is a theatrical genre that combines dialogue, dance and pantomime, instrumental, sometimes vocal, as well as visual (sets, costumes, etc.) art. Typical of the French. theater ser. 17th century .; its creator was Moliere. Sovm. with comp. J. B. Lully, M. A. Charpentier, ballet. P. Boshan and decorator K. Vigarani Moliere staged his K.-B.: “Dokumentnye” (1661), “Marriage under duress” (1664), “Princess of Elis” (1664), “Love-healer” (1665) , “Comic Pastoral” (1666-67), “Sicilian, or Cupid-painter” (1666-67), “Georges Danden” (1668), “Monsieur de Pursignac” (1669), “Tradesman in the Nobility” (1670) , "The Brilliant Lovers" (1670), "Countess d'Escarbanyas" (1671), "Psyche" (1671), "Imaginary Sick" (1673). In K.-b. dance, which came from the "melodramatic.ballets ”and“ ballets in exits ”(1st half of the 17th century, see the article of Ballet), was dramatized and often took pantomime. character, acquiring household traits. Wok. the numbers that existed in the old ballets also come to life, approaching a comedic form. an opera. Genre has meant. influence on the subsequent development of the French. musestheater, being an important stage on the path to "musical tragedies" (tragedies lyrique) Lully, comedian. opera of the 18th century and pantomime ballets by J. J. Nover.