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Serge Diaghilev’s “Ballet Russe” 1909-1929 Diaghilev & Serge Lifar
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The Diaghilev Ballet The Early Stars Karsavina << Fokine
Giselle The Early Stars Karsavina << Fokine Nijinsky Le Carnaval
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Polovtsian Dances from “Prince Igor” Paris 1909
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Tamara Karsavina Les Sylphides Fokine/Chopin Paris 1909
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THE NEED FOR REFORM INCLUDED COSTUMES
Imperial Ballet tutus [all the same except the overskirt] << La Fille du Pharon [modern production] note classic tutu/ ”local dress” contrast. A costume for a Fokine ballet >>
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Firebird Fokine/Stravinsky Paris 1910
Karsavina’s costume – Bakst’s design
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Firebird Karsavina/Fokine
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Schéhérazade – 1910 Fokine/Rimsky-Korsakov/Bakst
Nijinsky Fokine/Fokina
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Le Dieu Bleu: 1911 Vaslav Nijinsky
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Petrushka 1911 Fokine/Stravinsky/Benois
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Le Spectre de la Rose: 1911 Nijinsky/Karsavina
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Vaslav Nijinsky Le Spectre de la Rose Le Dieu Bleu Jeux
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Leon Bakst designs Daphnis & Chloe Afternoon of the Faun Schéhérazade
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L’Après-Midi d’un Faun 1912 Nijinski/Debussy
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Nijinsky LE SACRE DU PRINTEMPS 1913 Stravinsky/Roerich
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Massine/de Falla/Picasso
Le Tricorne Massine/de Falla/Picasso 1919
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Bronislava Nijinska’s
LES NOCES – 1923 Music: Stravinsky
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Nijinska & the Diaghilev Ballet in 1924
Le Train Bleu >> Les Biches
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1927 Two of Diahilev’s experiments with modern themes
Le Pas d‘Acier << La Chatte
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Balanchine APOLLO MUSAGETE 1928 Music: Stravinsky
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Balanchine APOLLO MUSAGETE
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Balanchine – PRODIGAL SON 1929
Prokofiev / Rouault
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Balanchine – PRODIGAL SON 1929
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