KnowraBallets RussesLinked fromLinked fromThe 52 pages that link to Ballets Russes, each with the reason it gives.All 52Broader topic 5Related 22Narrower topic 16Compared with 9The Rite of SpringNarrower topic: The company premiered the work and supplied its performers and production team.Neoclassical balletNarrower topic: Its collaborations among choreographers, composers, and designers established a model for modern ballet innovation.Vaslav NijinskyNarrower topic: Nijinsky became its celebrated male star and later choreographed for the company.Frederick AshtonNarrower topic: Its touring performances helped shape Ashton's decision to pursue ballet.The FirebirdNarrower topic: The company brought the ballet to the Paris stage and shaped its production.PulcinellaNarrower topic: The company commissioned and premiered Pulcinella in Paris.The Dying SwanNarrower topic: The company’s modernist experiments provide a contrasting legacy to the solo’s enduring repertory life.Roland PetitNarrower topic: Its model of cross-disciplinary collaboration provides a broader precedent for Petit’s theatrical ballet-making.Alicia MarkovaNarrower topic: Markova joined the company in 1925 and absorbed its repertory and artistic culture.Maria TallchiefNarrower topic: Its artistic legacy shaped the companies and choreographic traditions through which Tallchief trained and performed.Maurice BéjartNarrower topic: Its bold collaborations and theatrical modernism formed an important precedent for Béjart.Tamara KarsavinaNarrower topic: Karsavina’s performances helped make the company’s productions influential across Europe.Misty CopelandNarrower topic: Its repertory and collaborative model inform works in Copeland's performance history.Mathilde KschessinskaNarrower topic: Kschessinska appeared with the company in Paris after her departure from Russia.Suzanne FarrellNarrower topic: Its earlier fusion of dance, music, and design helped set the stage for Balanchine’s American career.Pierre MonteuxNarrower topic: The company’s Paris seasons gave Monteux early prominence as a conductor of new ballet music.
KnowraBallets RussesLinked fromLinked fromThe 52 pages that link to Ballets Russes, each with the reason it gives.All 52Broader topic 5Related 22Narrower topic 16Compared with 9The Rite of SpringNarrower topic: The company premiered the work and supplied its performers and production team.Neoclassical balletNarrower topic: Its collaborations among choreographers, composers, and designers established a model for modern ballet innovation.Vaslav NijinskyNarrower topic: Nijinsky became its celebrated male star and later choreographed for the company.Frederick AshtonNarrower topic: Its touring performances helped shape Ashton's decision to pursue ballet.The FirebirdNarrower topic: The company brought the ballet to the Paris stage and shaped its production.PulcinellaNarrower topic: The company commissioned and premiered Pulcinella in Paris.The Dying SwanNarrower topic: The company’s modernist experiments provide a contrasting legacy to the solo’s enduring repertory life.Roland PetitNarrower topic: Its model of cross-disciplinary collaboration provides a broader precedent for Petit’s theatrical ballet-making.Alicia MarkovaNarrower topic: Markova joined the company in 1925 and absorbed its repertory and artistic culture.Maria TallchiefNarrower topic: Its artistic legacy shaped the companies and choreographic traditions through which Tallchief trained and performed.Maurice BéjartNarrower topic: Its bold collaborations and theatrical modernism formed an important precedent for Béjart.Tamara KarsavinaNarrower topic: Karsavina’s performances helped make the company’s productions influential across Europe.Misty CopelandNarrower topic: Its repertory and collaborative model inform works in Copeland's performance history.Mathilde KschessinskaNarrower topic: Kschessinska appeared with the company in Paris after her departure from Russia.Suzanne FarrellNarrower topic: Its earlier fusion of dance, music, and design helped set the stage for Balanchine’s American career.Pierre MonteuxNarrower topic: The company’s Paris seasons gave Monteux early prominence as a conductor of new ballet music.