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Napoli, or The Fisherman and His Bride is a ballet created in 1842 for Denmark's Royal Ballet by Danish choreographer and ballet master August Bournonville. It tells the story of Teresina, a young Italian girl who falls in love with Gennaro, a fisherman, and culminates in the marriage of the lovers.

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rdfs:label	Napoli (Ballett) (de) Napoli (balletto) (it) Napoli (ballet) (en) ナポリ (バレエ) (ja) Napoli, Fiskeren og hans brud (nl) Napoli (balett) (sv)
rdfs:comment	Napoli, or The Fisherman and His Bride is a ballet created in 1842 for Denmark's Royal Ballet by Danish choreographer and ballet master August Bournonville. It tells the story of Teresina, a young Italian girl who falls in love with Gennaro, a fisherman, and culminates in the marriage of the lovers. (en) Napoli (o Il pescatore e la sua sposa) è un balletto del 1842, musicato da quattro compositori danesi, Niels Wilhelm Gade, , Hans Christian Lumbye e , e coreografato da August Bournonville. Rispecchia uno dei temi privilegiati del Romanticismo: l'interesse per la vita della gente umile, il tutto corroborato dallo scenario partenopeo, preso a simbolo di semplicità e vitalità. (it) 『ナポリ』は、1842年に初演された全3幕のバレエ作品である。正式な題名は『ナポリ、あるいは漁師とその花嫁』（丁: Napoli; eller, Fiskeren og hans Brud）という。 (ja) Napoli eller Fiskeren og hans brud är en romantisk balett i tre akter skapad av den danske koreografen och balettmästaren August Bournonville för Den Kongelige Ballet 1842. Musiken har flera kompositörer. Edvard Helsted och Holger Simon Paulli skrev musiken till akt 1 och 3, medan Niels W. Gade, och H.C. Lumbye skrev musikken till den andra akten. Dekoren skapades av C. F. Christensen. (sv) Napoli oder Der Fischer und seine Braut ist eine Ballett-Pantomime von August Bournonville, die ihre Uraufführung am 29. März 1842 in Kopenhagen erlebte. Die Musik ist eine Gemeinschaftsarbeit der dänischen Komponisten Edvard Helsted (Akt 1), Niels W. Gade (Akt 2), Holger Simon Paulli (Akt 3) und Hans Christian Lumbye (Galopp im Finale von Akt 3), unter Verwendung von Volksweisen und einer Melodie von Gioachino Rossini. (de) Napoli, Fiskeren og hans brud (Deens voor Napels, De visserman en zijn bruid) is een gezamenlijke compositie van , (akten 1 en 3), Niels Gade (akte 2) en Hans Christian Lumbye. Het betreft hier balletmuziek voor een choreografie van . (nl)
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has abstract	Napoli oder Der Fischer und seine Braut ist eine Ballett-Pantomime von August Bournonville, die ihre Uraufführung am 29. März 1842 in Kopenhagen erlebte. Die Musik ist eine Gemeinschaftsarbeit der dänischen Komponisten Edvard Helsted (Akt 1), Niels W. Gade (Akt 2), Holger Simon Paulli (Akt 3) und Hans Christian Lumbye (Galopp im Finale von Akt 3), unter Verwendung von Volksweisen und einer Melodie von Gioachino Rossini. Das Ballett gilt neben La Sylphide (1836) als das bedeutendste Werk von Bournonville, dessen Originalchoreografie im Repertoire des mit relativ wenigen Veränderungen erhalten blieb. Besonders berühmt sind der Pas de six und die Tarantella im 3. Akt. (de) Napoli, or The Fisherman and His Bride is a ballet created in 1842 for Denmark's Royal Ballet by Danish choreographer and ballet master August Bournonville. It tells the story of Teresina, a young Italian girl who falls in love with Gennaro, a fisherman, and culminates in the marriage of the lovers. (en)

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