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    Ballet originated in 15th century Italian courts as flowy dances performed by court musicians and dancers. These early forms of ballet bore little resemblance to modern ballet. Over the 15th century, ballet evolved to include choreographed steps and was often performed at aristocratic weddings and anniversaries. A famous early choreographer, Domenico da Piacenza, helped develop some of the first recognizable ballet numbers. Ballet then moved to France in the 16th century, where it evolved further from informal wedding performances into large theater shows under the patronage of King Louis XIV, who was passionate about the art form.

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    Ballet originated in 15th century Italian courts as flowy dances performed by court musicians and dancers. These early forms of ballet bore little resemblance to modern ballet. Over the 15th century, ballet evolved to include choreographed steps and was often performed at aristocratic weddings and anniversaries. A famous early choreographer, Domenico da Piacenza, helped develop some of the first recognizable ballet numbers. Ballet then moved to France in the 16th century, where it evolved further from informal wedding performances into large theater shows under the patronage of King Louis XIV, who was passionate about the art form.

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    Ballet originated in 15th century Italian courts as flowy dances performed by court musicians and dancers. These early forms of ballet bore little resemblance to modern ballet. Over the 15th century, ballet evolved to include choreographed steps and was often performed at aristocratic weddings and anniversaries. A famous early choreographer, Domenico da Piacenza, helped develop some of the first recognizable ballet numbers. Ballet then moved to France in the 16th century, where it evolved further from informal wedding performances into large theater shows under the patronage of King Louis XIV, who was passionate about the art form.

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    Essay Of Love

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