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Packet A: Bonus 17

On her deathbed, the original performer of this ballet legendarily asked for the costume she wore in it. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this short ballet that originated a namesake style of wavy arm movements. A Tennyson poem inspired Anna Pavlova and Michel Fokine to create this ballet set to a piece for cello and piano.
ANSWER: The Dying Swan [or La Mort du cygne; accept Dying Swan arms; prompt on swan arms]
[10e] The Dying Swan was also a signature role of Alicia Markova, who worked in this city. Ninette de Valois founded a ballet company in this city that now performs at Covent Garden.
ANSWER: London
[10h] Throughout The Dying Swan, the dancer performs these small, quick steps en pointe to imitate the swan gliding on water. This step shares its name with a traditional clog dance from Auvergne (“oh-VAIRN-yuh”).
ANSWER: bourrée [or pas de bourrée couru; or pas de bourrée suivi; reject “pas de bourrée”]
<FW, Other Fine Arts> | Packet A - Brown A, Wisconsin A, Purdue, Maryland B

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Columbia CJohns Hopkins A010010E
Maryland AColumbia B1010020ME
NYU AGeorgetown1010020ME
Rutgers ANYU C010010E
SwarthmoreJohn Jay010010E

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