Raymonda

Raymonda is a Ballet in three acts and four tables of Marius Petipa, music of Alexandre Glazounov, represented with the Théâtre Mariinsky of Saint-Pétersbourg on January 19th 1898.

Booklet

Act I

Scene 1: the festival of Raymonda

1. Introduction

2. Plays and dances

A. Scene first

B. the traditrice

C. Arrived of Sybille

D. Taken again dance

E. Scene mimicry

F. Account of Sybille

G. mockery of Sybille

3. Entry

A. Advertisement of the arrival of Raymonda

B. Preparation of the arrival of Raymonda

C. Entered of Raymonda

4. the letter of Jeanne de Brienne

Interpolation: Entered of Abderakhman

5. Entered of the vassals and the slaves

6. Not overall

A. Waltz of Provence

B. Pizzicato - Variation of Raymonda

C. Coded

7. Departure of the guests

8. romantic the

A. Prelude

B. romantic the

C. an imagination - Variation of Raymonda

9. the scene of Clemence and the lute

10. Entered of the Mrs Blanche

11. symphonic Interval

Scene 2: Visions

12. the fantastic dream

13. Entered of the vision of Jeanne de Brienne

14. Great action No

A. Great proverb

B. Great fantastic waltz

C. Variation

D. Variation

E. Variation of Raymonda (crossed by Petipa of the original production)

Interpolation: Variation for Miss Pierina Legnani ( Waltz drawn from the Scenes of Ballet of Glazounov)

Interpolation: Variation for Sergeyev

F. Grand coded

15. dramatic Scene

16. Round of merry and the goblins

Scene 3: the dawn

17. Scene and final

Act II: Court of love

18. Opening

19. Walk

20. the arrival of Abderakhman

21. No Large action

A. proverb

B. Variation

C. Variation

D. Variation of Raymonda

E. Grand coded

Grand Entertainment

22. Entry

23. Not of the slaves buckwheats

24. Not of the mariscos

25. Dance sarrasine

26. Pandéros

27. Eastern Dance (crossed by Petipa of the original production)

28. general Orgy

29. the arrival of Jeanne de Brienne and André II

30. the combat

31. Outcome and final

Act III: the festival of the weddings

32. Interval

33. Large Hungarian procession

34. Rhapsody ( Dance of the children )

35. Palotás ) ( Hungarian Dance )

Interpolation: Mazurka (drawn from the Scenes of Ballet of Glazounov)

36. Not traditional Hungarian

A. Entered

B. Great proverb (that is to say Not of ten )

C. Variation

D. Variation

E. Dance for four dancers

F. Variation of Raymonda

Interpolation: Variation for Sergeyev

G. Grand coded

37. general Gallop

38. Apotheosis

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