A letter about the Ballet des Saisons (26 October 1695) claims that "the first and second boxes were redoubled, one could have perished in the pit, and people were on each other's laps in the Paradis, all because of Pécour, who danced a Spanish sarabande.... [H]e dances like a master."
A letter from 26 October 1695 regarding the Ballet des Saisons states that overcrowding was a major issue, with people packed tightly into the pit and even on top of each other in the Paradis. This was attributed to Pécour's energetic performance of a Spanish sarabande, which earned him praise for his exceptional dancing skills.