#The Rite of Spring

[jpechacek]

the rite of spring

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Rite of Spring - Fantasia (1940)

[bahrlee]

One thing about me is that I LOVE The Rite of Spring. Yeah I mean The Ballet that caused riots at its debute bc the music was weird for the time and the costumes weren't sexy and the choreography was crazy. And I watch videos of it and listen to it so often that I can close my eyes while just listening to it and see the choreography in my brain like the entire sacrificial dance has been engraved in my only braincell and is on constant loop in my head. It's so good it reminds me of girlhood

[musicianrambles]

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[misohunk]

The Rite of Spring and The Firebird.

[barbatusart]

rite of spring gesture drawings of the choreography from the les augures printaniers + danse sacrale (l'élue) bits

[starffis]

Few of my favorite classical theatre pieces that I think suits the spooky season 👀:

- The Rite of Spring (1913)

- Hanjo + Aoinoue (14-15th century)

[theknucklehead]

When you really think about it, Disney's Fantasia was technically the first AMV ever made.

[jt1674]

[visions-of-our-past]

Spring's Innocence by Norman Lindsay (1937)

[nicoooooooon]

Bronislava Nijinska, graduation picture, 1908

Bronislava Nijinska was a Russian ballet dancer of Polish descent and an innovative choreographer. In 1910 she joined Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, where she assisted her famous brother Vaslav Nijinsky in the development of several groundbreaking choreographic works, including The Rite of Spring (1913) composed by Igor Stravinsky.

[miss-m-calling]

Pina Bausch's The Rite of Spring (Royal Ballet of Flanders)

Photos by Filip Van Roe

[weaponizedmoth]

The Rite of Spring, Sacrifice.

[risoukyu]

[barbatusart]

much to consider

[stone-cold-groove]

A section of The Rite of Spring animation sequence from Walt Disney’s Fantasia - 1940.