Michel Blondy

All his choreographies were premiered at the Académie royale de musique

• 1714: Les Fêtes de Thalie, music by Mouret
• 1721: Les Fêtes vénitiennes, music by Campra
• 1728: La Princesse d'Élide, loosely based on the play by Molière, music by Alexandre de Villeneuve^[1]
• 1728: Hypermnestre, music by Gervais
• 1729: Les Amours des déesses, music by Lully (on a libretto by Philippe Quinault)
• 1730: Phëton, music by Lully
• 1732: Callirhoé, music by Destouches
• 1732: Les Sens, music by Mouret
• 1733: Les Fêtes grecques et romaines, music by Blamont
• 1734: Les Éléments, music by Lalande et Destouches
• 1734: Pirithoüs, music by Mouret
• 1734: Les Plaisirs champêtres, music by Rebel
• 1735: Les Indes galantes, music by Rameau
• 1736: Les Voyages de l'amour, music by Boismortier
• 1739: Alceste, music by Lully

• Michel Blondy on Data.bnf.fr

Preceded by Louis Pécour	Director of Paris Opera Ballet 1729–1739	Succeeded by Antoine Bandieri de Laval