User:Queenofthewilis

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All about QueenOfTheWilis This editor is a WikiGnome. This user is a WikiFairy. This user graduated from UCI. This user enjoys dancing. This user enjoys writing. This user is addicted to traveling. This user is interested in ancient Rome. This user enjoys classical music. This user sings only in the shower. Phantom This user is a fan of The Phantom of the Opera. This user is interested in reincarnation. G This user uses Google as a primary search engine. This user is a Sagittarian. This user lives in or hails from New York City.

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its/it’s It’s really not that hard to use each word in its proper manner.

QueenOfTheWilis is pleased to introduce herself!

[edit] Wikipedia Articles I have created:

• Angel Corella
• Xiomara Reyes
• Anthony Dowell
• Davide Bombana
• Carlotta Grisi
• Ivan Vsevolozhsky
• Julius Reisinger
• Nikolai Legat
• Christian Johansson
• Lucien Petipa
• Arthur Saint-Léon
• Prix Benois de la Danse
• Myrtha, Queen of the Wilis
• Theatre de l’Academie Royale de Musique
• Kevin McKenzie (ballet dancer/choreographer/artistic director) -in process

[edit] Made substantial contributions to:

• Ballet
• American Ballet Theatre
• Giselle
• Swan Lake
• La Bayadère
• Pas de Quatre
• Ballet Master
• Enrico Cecchetti
• Jules Perrot
• Lev Ivanov
• Filippo Taglioni
• Marie Taglioni
• Jean Coralli
• Alessandra Ferri
• Julie Kent
• Gillian Murphy
• Diana Vishneva
• Vladimir Malakhov
• Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
• Antonina Miliukova
• Antony Tudor

[edit] Made image-only contributions to:

• Louvre Museum
• St Peter's Basilica (in) Rome, Italy
• Bern, Switzerland
• Zurich, Switzerland
• Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute in Venice, Italy
• John the Baptist
• Saint Lawrence
• Académie Royale de Musique
• Opéra-Comique
• The Nutcracker

This user is a member of WikiProject Dance, a WikiProject which aims to expand coverage of dance on Wikipedia. Please feel free to join us.

I, Editor at Large, hereby give you this Exceptional Newcomer Award for your exceptional contributions to dance and ballet-related articles. Keep up the good work; you're doing amazing stuff!
— Editor at Large^(speak) 02:48, 20 October 2006 (UTC)

I am a former ballet dancer/teacher and hold a BA degree in Ballet History and Criticism from the University of California, Irvine. I was fortunate to have had among my professors the great historians Olga Maynard and Wendy Hilton, as well as the esteemed choreographer, Sir Antony Tudor.

My passion for the art of ballet and its incredible history is unquenchable. I have lived in NYC for over twenty years and enjoy nothing more than an evening with American Ballet Theatre.

I have always had a deep fondness for 19th century ballet music, particularly Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Léon Minkus (two composers who should probably never be compared side by side but I cannot help it-- I love them both in different ways!) I listen to ballet music constantly, and enjoy colecting hard-to-find recordings like Manon and Pas de Quatre.

I joined Wikipedia on a lark but I think I am hooked for good. When I am not poking around the music and dance articles, I am either maintaining the ones I created, or am busy (you know... in real life) writing an historical novel about ballet, a project I have been working on for over four years.

In case you were wondering, my favorite ballet is Giselle (no surprise there, considering my user name).

Yes, I am a proud WikiFairy and when in the right mood, a WikiGnome as well! Thank you for your interest.

My red short-haired Doxie, Lady Sophia