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known for being romantic, exotic and naturalistic in the age of 1880 - 1942
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Fokine
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known for the spectre del le rose in 1913
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Fokine
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known for their radical experimentation in the age of 1888-1913
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Nijinsky
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known for the Rite of spring in 1913
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Nijinksy
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choreographers in Phase 1 of Diaghilev's time
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Fokine and Nijinsky
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Known for satire, pantomime, novelty in the age of 1895 - 1979
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Massine
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known for "parade"
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Massine
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Known for realism, modernist abstraction in the time of 1891-1972
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Nijinska
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Known for " Noces" in 1923
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Nijinska
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choreographers in Phase 2 of Diaghilev's time
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MassineNijinska
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known for neo-classicism in the age of 1904-1983
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Balanchine
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Known for "apollon Musagete" for the age of 1928
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Apollon Musagete
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neither a dancer,...
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Diaghilev
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e.g. composers: Stravinsky,
Ravel, Debussy, Satie,...
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Diaghilev
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What did Diaghilev develop his artistic vision around?
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the concept of theatrical synthesis or "total theatre"
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the
perfect ballet is the fusion of 3 elements:
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- dancing - painting - music
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all the arts in ballet should be
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unified
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no artist should be ___ to any other
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subservient
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each artist should ___ the work of the other
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complement
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Diaghilev's 4 rules
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1) the perfect ballet is the fusion...
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that made up the "Diaghilev era"
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The Ballets Russes at the Paris Opera House in
1909
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1. Creating new movement for each...
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- subject matter- time period - geographic location
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1. Dancing and mime
should express...
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dramatic actionentertainment
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Mime should be used only when __ by the
style of the ballet...
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required
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1. Groups of dancers
should not...
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ornamentationexpressive
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1. Each artist
working on the ballet...
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equality
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The innovative characteristics of Fokine’s choreography...
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freer...
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1908, a solo choreographed for Anna Pavlova
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dying swan
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The male role was created for Nijinsky and
re-established a...
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Spectre
De La Rose (the Spirit of the Rose), duet, 1911
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how many works did Nijinsky choreograph for Diaghilev?
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3
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what were the 3 works Nijinsky choreograph for Diaghilev?
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- the afternoon of a faun - games- the rite of spring
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which dance became a huge scandal?
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the rite of spring
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1. Nijinsky’s
approach to choreography...
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radical
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1. Massine had a
great flair for...
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comedy, satire, farce,
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1. One of Massine’s
ballets marked...
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parade
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Music by Satie, costumes and scenery by Picasso,___ has...
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Parade
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3 parts of modernism
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1. neo-romanticsm 2. naturalism 3. abstractionism
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Moving away from literal representation. Extracting the...
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abstractionism
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Most well known work is Noces...
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Nijinska
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Why was Nijinska Considered a
companion piece...
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- some similar movements
- the use of Russian folklore...
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What diff did Nijinska do different from the Rite of spring?
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there is the use of modernist abstraction
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What modernist abstraction did Nijinska use?
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- décor is bare, simple, reduced to essentials....
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3 Major Contributions of Diaghilev and Ballets Russes
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- transformed ballet from a
classical form into a modern...
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