diaghilev ballet造句

• Her last performance was with the Diaghilev Ballet in 1928.
• In the mid-1920s Rubbra used to earn money playing for dancers from the Diaghilev Ballet.
• "I'm not exactly like Disney, more like the Diaghilev Ballet, " he said with a laugh.
• He financed the tour of Diaghilev Ballets Russes.
• That was the year that " The Firebird, " the Diaghilev ballet, was first performed in Paris.
• The London premiere, in the first season of the Diaghilev Ballets Russes, was at the Royal Opera House.
• Even when tamed and travestied, as they now usually are, Diaghilev ballets like " Firebird " and " Petrouchka,"
• Rambert sought to widen the horizons of her students, taking them to see London performances by the Diaghilev Ballet.
• The " Seagram Collection " includes a gigantic theater curtain painted by Pablo Picasso, designed in 1919 for a Sergei Diaghilev ballet.
• After his graduation in 1927, he worked as a repetiteur and conductor at the Municipal Theatre of Budapest and collaborated with the Diaghilev Ballet.
• In 1949 Allard left New York for Paris, motivated to study with the famous Russian ballerinas Lubov Egorova, Olga Preobrajenska, and Nicholai Zveroff from the Diaghilev ballet.
• The first London performance was on 28 June 1926, with Eugene Goossens conducting the overture as an interval work in the midst of a Diaghilev ballet performance.
• However, its authorized premiere on that continent, by Diaghilev Ballets Russes, was at the Century Theater, New York City, 20 January 1916, with Lydia Lopokova ( who also featured in the unauthorized production five years earlier ).
• The Nijinsky evening offered two of the four ballets the great Russian dancer choreographed for Diaghilev, " Till Eulenspiegel " and `'Le Sacre du Printemps, " along with " Petrushka, " the Fokine-Diaghilev ballet in which Nijinsky created the title role.
• The major choreographers whom he reveres were also early bloomers : think of Balanchine at age 21 in Monte Carlo, creating works for the Diaghilev Ballets Russes, and Robbins making " Fancy Free " for Ballet Theater when he was 26.
• Among his many students was Margot Fonteyn, who remembered him as a guest teacher during her early years with Sadler's Wells Ballet : " My favorite was Stanislas Idzikowski, affectionately known as Idzi, a brilliant dancer who had been with the Diaghilev Ballet.
• Before being dropped from the Diaghilev Ballets Russes repertory, " Jeux " and " Le Sacre du Printemps " ( 1913 ) received fewer than 10 performances each in Paris and London, and " Till Eulenspiegel " ( 1916 ) received just 23 during the 1916-17 United States tour.
• In a lecture of 1943 ( also, as it happened, given at Harvard ), he asserted flat out that Stravinsky's Diaghilev ballets were based on " Russian peasant music, " and that in the most modernistic of them, " The Rite of Spring, " the peasant influence was most pervasive of all.
• This bizarre painting, somewhat similar to works of a decade earlier by the German painter Arnold Boecklin, represents'a group of pagans'in the evening light ( rather similar to those in early productions of Ravel's Diaghilev ballet'Daphnis and Chloe', 1912 ) who suddenly notice the diminutive figure of St John the Baptist on a distant hillside, proclaiming the Christian message.
• That year Prokofiev began his first non-Diaghilev ballet " Symphonic Song, Op . 57, which Prokofiev's friend Myaskovsky  thinking of its potential audience in the Soviet Union  told him " isn't quite for us . . . it lacks that which we mean by monumentalism  a familiar simplicity and broad contours, of which you are extremely capable, but temporarily are carefully avoiding ."