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Definition of Corps de ballet
1. Noun. The chorus of a ballet company.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Corps De Ballet
Literary usage of Corps de ballet
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Russian Ballet by Ellen Terry (1913)
"I NOTICED in "Carnaval" the individual work done by each individual of the corps
de ballet, yet always done in such a way as to contribute to the harmonious ..."
2. The Czar, His Court and People: Including a Tour in Norway and Sweden by John S Maxwell (1848)
"... Mountain—Bear Hunting—Academies of Science and Art —Theatres—Actors—The
Opera—The Corps de Ballet—Music—Dress— The Clubs—Whist Playing. ..."
3. The czar, his court and people: including a tour in Norway and Sweden by John S. Maxwell (1848)
"... Russian Mountain — Bear Hunting— Academies of Science and Art—Theatres—Actors—The
Opera—The Corps de Ballet—Music—Dress—The Clubs—Whist Playing. ..."
4. Records of Sport and Military Life in Western India by Thomas Gamble Fraser (1881)
"... Corps de Ballet.—Return to Head-quarters.— Sandy and the Bustard.—Pig-hunting;
a vicious Sow. A SHORT distance from our head-quarters lay a district ..."
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