Notable Ballets
- La Somnambule (1827)
- La Sylphide (1832)
- Le Diable boiteux(fr) (1836)
- La Fille du Danube (1836)
- La Gipsy (1839)
- Le Diable amoureux, a.k.a. Satanella (1840)
- Giselle (1841)
- La Jolie Fille du Gand (1842)
- La Péri (1843)
- Ondine (1843)
- La Vivandière (1844)
- La Esmeralda (1844)
- Éoline, ou La Dryade (1845)
- Le Diable à Quatre (1845)
- Pas de Quatre (ballet-divertissement) (1845)
- Catarina, or La Fille du Bandit (1846)
- Lalla Rookh (1846)
- Le Jugement de Paris (1846)
- Paquita (1846)
- La Fille de Marbre (1847)
- La Vivandière, a.k.a. Markitenka (1844)
- Electra, ou La Pléiade perdue (1849)
- Le Violon du Diable (1849)
- La Filleule des Fées (1849)
- Les Métamorphoses (1850)
- Vert-Vert (1851)
- Le Corsaire (1856)
- Le Papillon (1861)
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