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  • Henri Sauguet

    His second, La Chatte (1927; “The Cat”), about a young man and his kitten that is transformed into a beautiful young woman who chases mice, was choreographed by Serge Diaghilev. Sauguet’s ballet scores are among his foremost achievements; among them are La Dame aux camélias (1957; “The…

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    His second, La Chatte (1927; “The Cat”), about a young man and his kitten that is transformed into a beautiful young woman who chases mice, was choreographed by Serge Diaghilev. Sauguet’s ballet scores are among his foremost achievements; among them are La Dame aux camélias (1957; “The…

    Read More