Sentence examples for ballet title from inspiring English sources

So how's this for a ballet title: "Quartet for Strings"?

"I got 'new hope of Russian ballet' title," he said.

Peter Martins in New York (at City Ballet his title is "ballet master in chief"), Helgi Tomasson in San Francisco and Ib Andersen in Phoenix all choreograph, teach, rehearse ballets and direct both a company and a school.

61, "Mozartiana" because it was inspired by themes from Mozart, and Balanchine made that subtitle his ballet's title.

(Don't be misled by the ballet's title; Quixote is only a walk-on, or ride-on, role).

Mr. Scher will present and answer questions about films like "The Bread Ballet," whose title sums it up.

In Act IV the lake of the ballet's title is surrounded by mountains that glow pink in the dawn light.

(When he put Tchaikovsky's name into a ballet's title, he used the spelling "Tschaikovsky" because that was how the composer spelled it in America).

With Mr. Holder's ballet, the title song, "Weren't We Fools?," and several other little-known Porter songs, including two never published, achieve new life in ballet.

The Brahms love songs, set to waltzes, that give the ballet its title are performed by a vocal quartet and two pianists playing the four-hand music.

As Marguerite, she simply owned the stage, reaffirming the centricity of the female character in a ballet whose title might suggest parity for poor Armand.