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32: 20: 117:, Ferraris was considered an Italian virtuosity, known for "bravura displays of technique". According to Lillian Moore, Ferraris "could leap like a fawn and descend like a falling leaf". 101:, her artistic rival, Ferraris was one of the most notable Italian dancers of her era. In 1857, she performed with Rosati at the Paris Opera in the ballet 329: 324: 262: 235: 180: 175: 109:
for Ferraris and Rosati, who was considered to be the most celebrated ballerinas at the time. Along with Rosati,
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as an ode to the Italian ballerina. The pas de deux was later added to the ballet
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Images of the dance : historical treasures of the Dance Collection 1581-1861
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Her year of birth may have been 1828, 1830, or 1832. After studying in
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Ballerina: Sex, Scandal, and Suffering Behind the Symbol of Perfection
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in 1866 where it acquired its more well-known title, the
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Eduard Kaiser

Voghera
Florence
Turin
Carlo Blasis
Milan
Teatro di San Carlo
Naples
Theatre Royal
London
The Great Exhibition
Paris Opera
Carolina Rosati
Napoleon III
Giuseppina Bozzacchi
Fanny Cerrito
Imperial Ballet
Marius Petipa
Cesare Pugni
Niccolò Paganini
Satanella


"FERRARIS, Amalia"
Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani
Treccani
Classical Music: The Listener's Companion
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