Books Like The ballet called Giselle

If you liked The ballet called Giselle by Cyril W. Beaumont, start with Three French dancers of the 19th century: Duvernay--Livry--Beaugrand (1935), Michel Fokine & his ballets (1935), and Dancers under my lens; (1949). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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1 Three French dancers of the 19th century: Duvernay--Livry--Beaugrand 1935 · 35 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
2 Michel Fokine & his ballets 1935 · 170 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
3 Dancers under my lens; 1949 · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
4 A short history of ballet (Essays on dancing and dancers) 1936 · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
5 Ballet design past and present 1946 · 254 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
6 Ballet design: past & present 1946 · 216 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
7 Puppets and the Puppet Stage 1938 · 144 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
8 The romantic ballet in lithographs of the time 1938 · 316 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
9 Three French dancers of the 19th century 1935 · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
10 A Primer of classical ballet (Cecchetti method) for children 1949 · 60 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
11 The Monte Carlo Russian ballet 1934 · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author

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BookOrb recommends Three French dancers of the 19th century: Duvernay--Livry--Beaugrand (1935), Michel Fokine & his ballets (1935), Dancers under my lens; (1949), A short history of ballet (Essays on dancing and dancers) (1936), and Ballet design past and present (1946).

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The ballet called Giselle is by Cyril W. Beaumont.