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Marius Petipa’s ballet Don Quichotte, with music by Ludwig Minkus, premiered on December 14 1869 in Moscow. In 1900, the choreographer Alexander Gorsky set about creating his own version. A great reformer of ballet, he skilfully reworked the choreography imagined by Petipa for his Don Quichotte, as he did for other ballets including Swan Lake and Giselle. In Don Quichotte, he even added new passages into Petipa’s version. Petipa’s Don Quichotte inspired Alexander Gorsky, but also Rudolf Nureyev at a later stage! One constant remains: the legendary music of Ludwig Minkus…Rediscover Don Quichotte, the mastpierece of Alexander Gorsky after Marius Petipa, with music by Ludwig Minkus, on medici.tv!