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Did You Know?

Though Dauberval's original choreography is lost, Cramer crafted dances in the style of the period, with heavy influence from folk dancing, as in the original.

Thomas and Alain take offence, and the enraged Thomas tears up the marriage contract.

It is possible that Dauberval himself arranged the score, for he certainly devised the ballet's scenario, and was a competent violinist.

The role of Lise was performed by the ballerina Alexandra Vinogradova, who reprised the role in October of that same year on the stage of the Imperial Mariinsky Theatre (principal theatre of the Imperial Ballet and Opera from 1886).

Zucchi's performance as Lise instantly became a legend in Russia, where she was soon known as "The Divine Virginia".

It is this version that would eventually serve as the basis for nearly every production mounted in Russia, Europe and the Americas for many decades.