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‖ ballabile|balˈlabile|
Pl. ballabili.
[It., f. ballare to dance: see bale v.1]
(See quot. 18471.)
1847R. Barton Blasis's Notes upon Dancing iii. 111 We shall consider the celebrated Maestro, first as a composer of Ballets, pas, ballabile, and other chorographic matters... The word ballabile signifies a dance executed by a large number of persons; that is, the general corps of the Ballet; the term was introduced into France, and other countries, by Blasis. Ibid. 112 These ballabili were all of them esteemed as master-pieces in the art. 1953Ballet Ann. VII. 66/1 The ballabile of the last movement with the soloists in the centre and the corps in a wide arc on the three sides doing simple battements tendus. 1959Times 7 Mar. 9/6 A thoroughly lilting and ballabile tempo. |