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Swan Lake Ballet Program by Olga Biantovskaya

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sketch

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“Waltz of the Flowers” from Disney's Fantasia (1940) | Gifs credit x

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Frost Fairies concept art and animation cels - The Nutcracker Suite, Fantasia (1940)

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50 composers

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Where Reality Blurs With Fables | Silver Palace

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GETA & CARACALLA in TCHAIKOVSKY'S PAS DE DEUX.

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If Classical Composers were in Sky, Children of Light

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Happy birthday Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky!

Russian composer Tchaikovsky would be 185 years old today, the 7th of May. Tchaikovsky is famous for a whole host of musical works, including The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, and Romeo and Juliet - but did you know that he was queer?

Check out our podcast to learn more!

[xenon1962]

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Real life composers and their ClassicaLoid version.

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Just realized I uploaded this on my other socials but not on here. A couple years ago, I was really interested in re-imagining Swan Lake as a comic, but never got far with it and put it to the side. The story found its way back to me, and I'd love to have another go at it and work it into a graphic novel after I publish my debut graphic novel trilogy KLOUD 9 (coming in 2025!)

These are some rough character designs I was playing around with for my take on the Swan Lake characters. I wanted my Odette to be a magical Filipina princess, as my dream of helping work on the first Filipina Disney princess movie seems too far off at this point in my career. So I don't really want to wait, and I'm just making my own haha!

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Tamara Toumanova and Roman Jasinski in the first version of Mozartiana, for the Paris-based Les Ballets 1933 season at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. It had costumes by Christian Bérard. Published in the October 1933 issue of Vanity Fair.

Photo: George Hoyningen-Huene