Four years later Joseph Mazilier came out of retirement to mount a revival of "Le Corsaire" in honor of the 1867 Exposition Universelle, given that year in Paris. The celebrated German ballerina Adèle Grantzow performed the role of Medora, while Adolphe Adam's former pupil Léo Delibes composed new music for a "Pas des fleurs" especially for Grantzow. The revival premiered on 21 October 1867 and was given thirty-eight performances with Grantzow as the heroine Medora. After the ballerina's departure from Paris in 1868, "Le Corsaire" was removed from the Opéra's repertory, never to be performed by the Parisian ballet again.