Ballet choreographer Florence Rogge’s interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s “Bolero” made such an impact in its debut in February that it was “brought back by popular demand” just four months later. Over the decades “Bolero” returned numerous times, with some modifications along the way.
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Ballet choreographer Florence Rogge’s interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s “Bolero” made such an impact in its debut in February that it was “brought back by popular demand” just four months later. Over the decades “Bolero” returned numerous times, with some modifications along the way.