Ludwig Minkus

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Ludwig Minkus was a 19th-century composer best known for his influential ballet scores, including works like "Don Quixote" and "La Bayadère."

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Ludwig Minkus canonical 4
Riccardo Drigo 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballet composer
composer
person
centuryOfActivity 19th century
collaboratedWith Marius Petipa
countryOfCitizenship Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Austrian Empire
dateOfBirth 1826-03-23
dateOfDeath 1917-12-07
employer Imperial Theatres of Saint Petersburg
surface form: Imperial Theatres in St. Petersburg
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Minkus
fieldOfWork ballet
music
genre ballet music
classical music
givenName Ludwig
instrument violin
knownFor Don Quixote (Petipa/Gorsky version)
surface form: Don Quixote (ballet)

La Bayadère
surface form: La Bayadère (ballet)

ballet scores
languageOfWorkOrName German
Russian
movement Romantic music
nationality Austrian
notableWork Camargo
Don Quixote
La Bayadère
Le Papillon
Les Brigands
Mlada (ballet music contribution)
Nemea
Paquita (additional music)
Roxana, the Beauty of Montenegro
The Adventures of Peleus
The Bandits
The Two Stars
Zoraya, the Moorish Girl
occupation ballet composer
composer
conductor
violinist
placeOfBirth Vienna
placeOfDeath Vienna
positionHeld official composer of ballet music to the Imperial Theatres in St. Petersburg
residence Moscow
St. Petersburg
Vienna
sexOrGender male
workLocation Moscow
Saint Petersburg Federal City
surface form: St. Petersburg

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Imperial Russian Ballet collaboratedWith Ludwig Minkus
this entity surface form: Riccardo Drigo
La Bayadère composer Ludwig Minkus
La Bayadère musicComposedBy Ludwig Minkus
Marius Petipa collaboratedWith Ludwig Minkus