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Sergeyev Collection

The Sergeyev Collection (officially Nikolai Sergeev Dance Notations and Music Scores for Ballets) is an assemblage of materials that document the repertory of the Imperial Ballet of St. Petersburg as it existed at the turn-of-the 20th century. The collection consists primarily of choreographic notation and music for many of the notated works. Also…

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Sergeyev Collection → An Introduction, Dances, December, Doug, Fullington, January, No, Petipa's La Fille, Petipa's Le Jardin Animé, Pharaon, Restored, Roland John, Russia, September, Sergeyev Collection Published, The Dancing Times, The Harvard Library Bulletin, The River Variations, Vol, Wiley

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Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesFullington0.60section
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Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesThe Dancing Times0.60section
Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesSeptember0.60section
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Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesThe River Variations0.60section
Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesPetipa's La Fille0.60section
Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesPharaon0.60section
Sergeyev Collectionrelated to ReferencesDecember0.60section

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