The representation of Louis XIV in the dancing art: from the ballet de cour to the royal ballet

2025-01-15 Classification：Dance Click()
Author：Sidorenko, Maxim

Article Title：The representation of Louis XIV in the dancing art: from the ballet de cour to the royal ballet

Abstract：
The court ballet as a genre of French musical theater appeared at in the late 16th century. In later years French kings used dancing productions more than once to create their positive social image. But since the adult rule of Louis XIV these performances became effective tool of crown representation. They helped the king carry out the policy of the-domestication of nobles and to form his representative image, which gave rise to the myth of the King-Sun as this nickname What were the modifications in the court ballet when Louis XIV appeared in the ballet and political scene?

Keywords: Representation of power; Ancien Regime; French royal court; Louis XIV

DOI: 10.21267/AQUILO.2019.66.25334

Source：DIALOG SO VREMENEM-DIALOGUE WITH TIME

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