In 1860, the great Danish choreographer and ballert-master August
Bournonville wrote a series of eight public letters expressing his
views on many aspects of ballet in his time, ranging from artistic
and moral considerations to cultural comment and practical advice.
Brimming with vision, opinion and wit, these provocative writings
provide an important and fascinating insight into the world of
nineteenth-century Romantic ballet, as viewed by one of its
foremost exponents.
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