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THIS IS ONLY Part 1 of 3 (prompts will show)
OK . HERE WE GO. Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nijinsky funded by Serge Diaghilev's Ballet Russes collaborated by chance (not choice) with the authority on Pagan Russia Nicholas Roerich and on May 29, 1913 debuted the most shocking, ground breaking event in ballet history. To date, there is no other "epic" ballet as this. However Paris was not ready for this 3 prong attack: weird choreography, strange music and a dark scenario that did not have tutus! They could not stretch themselves to meet it so they railed against it and chose an effigy: Vaslav Nijinsky. The spoils would go to the great maestro Igor Stravinsky, whose Rite of Spring became the yardstick by which composition would be measured,. To this day.
The ballet was performed 9 times then stuffed in a closet and was nearly lost forever... until Robert Joffrey, once a student of Nijinsky's assistant Marie Rambert, decided to unearth it.
Pretty emo right? Go to my site www.thisisnots... for every imaginable image, video and opinion on this masterpiece.
After ten years passed, dance historian and choreographer Millicent Hodson and Dr. Kenneth Archer, the foremost authority on the authenticity of costume, set design and ritual pattern emerged from a rabbit hole with what is considered 90% accurate.
Robert Joffrey had cancer which advanced as the reconstruction did as if Nijinsky had run to Joffrey's timeline to see the Joffrey Ballet bring to fruition a ballet for which he was willing to lose it all. As Robert Joffrey was. They watched what you are seeing right now - the first performance reincarnated. The company relied on the story and raw emotion a performance without any vt what you are seeing which relied on deep trust in the story and raw emotion.
And with that, Nijinsky was freed and his last earthly moment was opening a door for Robert Joffrey to walk through - with him.
AND WRITE ME WITH INPUT! thisisfatova at gmail
PLEASE watch the other 2 pieces or you are missing out on the darkest of this whole thing. All of this is for educational use. Comment because those comments will be in a documentary soon!

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@TheTheaterThug
@TheTheaterThug 3 года назад
I swear to god this is what the people who live above me are doing at 3am every night
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
I keep thinking about this comment, hilarious.
@jacobmorris3664
@jacobmorris3664 3 года назад
Perfect comment. I hope they've stopped!
@T1nxc0
@T1nxc0 2 года назад
they are probably Stravinsky fans
@jaismohamed9042
@jaismohamed9042 Год назад
I've been coming here just to laugh at this comment 😂
@nashwamostafa-rg8mq
@nashwamostafa-rg8mq Год назад
😂
@LynnDao
@LynnDao 10 лет назад
I can understand why people flipped out back then. The music and choreography really made me feel anxious the whole time, but never failed to lose my attention. Definitely had some guts back then when it premiered!
@vesteel
@vesteel 8 лет назад
They got pissed because of the dancers and the choreography. The second time this performed (without the dance) was a huge success
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
If you want to dig at it a bit what happened, only one man was going to come out of that alive. Nijinsky had just been wildly lauded for the provocative piece Afternoon of the Faun. Stravinsky, same thing with The Firebird and Petrushka. Stravinsky had a name and students such as Debussy and was right on the verge of great acclaim. Nijinsky just barely got away with the sexuality of his work in "Afternoon"...so he already had his feet in the fire.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
Not really. It only played 9 times? And in Brazil or South America. Diaghilev sent Nijinsky on the road with it then cut him when he married, jealous French stuff. This choreography was not accepted until 1987 when the Joffrey debuted the unearthed masterpiece. Nijinsky ended up diagnosed a schizophrenic...I wonder if maybe he had the break during this.
@psyches_dream
@psyches_dream 7 лет назад
Nijinsky had signs of mental illness throughout his life, but hings got progressively worse after he got married and was cut off by Diaghilev and the Ballet Russes. Slow, tragic, downward spiral.
@dianalee84
@dianalee84 7 лет назад
Thankyou for putting this up on RU-vid
@thomaspatrickparker6648
@thomaspatrickparker6648 6 лет назад
This dancing and music emulates what I can only describe as pure fear. That's a hard emotion to portray, I have lots of respect for this piece.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
I love reading this. These are the things that I wish for Nijinsky to have heard.
@thomaspatrickparker6648
@thomaspatrickparker6648 6 лет назад
less in this part, mostly in the 3rd. The movements are jerky and not graceful, like someone who is impaired with terror. I am not a huge fan of post modern art/music but it is so genuine that you can't ignore it
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
It may not surprise you then that this - Nijinsky's masterpiece and downfall was choreographed around the time he had a schizophrenic break.
@onelove9232
@onelove9232 4 года назад
6
@danitiwa
@danitiwa 3 года назад
@@fatovamingus that would explain why i was fixated on this when i had a nervous breakdown and burned out at art school ... ah to feel so understood by two long deceased creative men 😆
@Contrabassology
@Contrabassology 11 лет назад
My mother danced in this recording
@hannahringel4892
@hannahringel4892 5 лет назад
Contrabassology really? Who? Where?
@fatimaisra9143
@fatimaisra9143 4 года назад
Ah, that's really cool ! =D
@zagiproductions1630
@zagiproductions1630 4 года назад
That actually looks like it was fun to preform
@joev4545
@joev4545 4 года назад
She must have been a good dancer
@ingwerschorle_
@ingwerschorle_ 4 года назад
@@zagiproductions1630 from what i've heard it's really ducking hard
@Victor1930
@Victor1930 7 лет назад
Stravinsky said that his opening introduction “should represent the awakening of nature, the scratching, gnawing, wiggling of birds and beasts.” I think it does!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
No way! I believe it though. I have that movie "Once At A Border"...awesome. I am sure he talks about it there. I am glad you commented.
@Victor1930
@Victor1930 7 лет назад
I've seen the quote in a couple of different places. Not familiar with the movie you mention. I'll have to look into it.
@anniemihn
@anniemihn 9 лет назад
It looks like Nijinsky and Stravinsky still shock people after more than 100 years. That's the undeniable evidence of their genius. :)
@oscarmike1131
@oscarmike1131 8 лет назад
very true
@ArticulatedHypernova
@ArticulatedHypernova 6 лет назад
I shocked my gf by hiding behind a door and making a loud noise when she wasn't expecting it. Am I a genius?
@lordklek4769
@lordklek4769 4 года назад
Absolutely.
@MadMamluk88
@MadMamluk88 3 года назад
@@ArticulatedHypernova of the lowest caliber but yes, still a genius.
@amaltheacatherinehughes9672
@amaltheacatherinehughes9672 2 года назад
If this still surprises people in modern times, I can hardly IMAGINE the SHOCK people felt seeing this for the first time in 1917.
@WowDragonsJD
@WowDragonsJD 4 года назад
Society: Ah the ballet, so beautiful. And the ballerinas, so graceful. Ballerinas: *wanna see us do some weird shit then sacrifice someone?*
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
Nice. I love a good f.u. to the French. Should happen more often.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
I have to pin this ok?
@eddyyaeji6769
@eddyyaeji6769 4 года назад
It sure pissed off Saint-Saens. I wonder if he was disturbed(because this was SAW level for that era) or he just didn't like the piece
@josephmoore4764
@josephmoore4764 4 года назад
It was weird enough to cause a riot when it debuted
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
@@josephmoore4764 Nijinsky just threaded a needle with l'apres midi d'un faun and I'm sure the audience felt that there was no way it could get any crazier. in some ways it did and it was just the perfect storm. Roerich's concept Stravinsky's explosion of music and Nijinsky's far from conventional ballet was just too much for these stuffy bastards. And so rather than trying check it out expand themselves they threw a fit. And the Nijinski was the effigy. Years later the maestro would say "they were very naive and stupid people they didn't know art"
@erikwaterson361
@erikwaterson361 3 года назад
"He's probably out there cheating on me." Me and the boys in a park at 2 am:
@k.c.3022
@k.c.3022 Год назад
The musical piece doesn’t fully make sense until you see this reconstruction of the original choreography. As a former dancer myself I found this performance incredibly bizarre, creepy, and unsettling. Absolutely mesmerizing and magnificent!!!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
I love your comment. About 8 years ago music theory students were being told to watch this in the Rite.of Spring course... You got to go read them because these kids were of the minds that this piece was intense and frightening on its own and then they watched the ballet and couldn't sleep at night. Ha
@k.c.3022
@k.c.3022 8 месяцев назад
@@fatovamingus too funny!!! 😂 I saw an orchestral performance of it in November and it was SO cool live. Hopefully some day I will have the opportunity to see the ballet!!! I truly think they need to be performed together as was originally intended! 😆
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
@@k.c.3022 look up les dissonances Rite of Spring. This is the coolest orchestra ever. All that was missing is standing up and slamming their violins on the ground when they were done. Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-al1MZNTz9OE.htmlsi=5e44_SuPXkc7hwHH
@k.c.3022
@k.c.3022 8 месяцев назад
@@fatovamingus amazing!!!!!!!
@Beanedict_C
@Beanedict_C 8 лет назад
My favorite episode of Star Trek.
@mrbenoit5018
@mrbenoit5018 7 лет назад
Connor Hay what?
@joanofarc33
@joanofarc33 6 лет назад
Hector Berlioz LOL! You would have had to listen to the background music on Star Trek over the years. Much of this shows up in bits and pieces through various episodes. He knows from what he speaks.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
joanofarc33 this piece is mimmicked all over the place. Max Steiner clipped at it a lot.
@andrewpytko2938
@andrewpytko2938 6 лет назад
+Connor Hay What episode are you talking about?
@alexisinthelab
@alexisinthelab 5 лет назад
Connor Hay I love that episode too!! Another Star Trek fan. Hence the username, TOSTS stands for The Original Star Trek Series, LOL.
@kingbeauregard
@kingbeauregard 8 лет назад
I think I get why there were riots. You're an art-minded Parisian, you want to go to the ballet to see grace and beauty in motion, and the ballet starts you see this goofy crap. It's one thing to defy expectations, but this is NOTHING like anything you expected or even wanted to see. But then there's another side of this that you (an art-minded Parisian, remember) never expected: this really is effective at tapping into something primal in us, that part of us that still understands we're at the mercy of the elements and the whim of nature. You totally don't expect that to be dredged up, and you probably can't even put words to it. A room full of people with a lot of emotions roiling and bubbling and overflowing .... yeah I could see people going nuts for no rational reason.
@epicreader123
@epicreader123 8 лет назад
It's so....DARK and CREEPY O.o
@josephcairl4518
@josephcairl4518 8 лет назад
+kingbeauregard +MolecularMoonlight believe it or not, the riots were a more of a response to a Ballet being premiered in a concert hall as opposed to a theater more than anything else. Primitivism was once of Stravinsky's modes of influence but keep in mind that this was premiered in France that was being overtaken by the Futurist movement at the time. Social systemization was being challenged which included the way people view art and performance etiquette - i.e. you didn't premiere a ballet in a concert hall particularly one that is so perceptually vulgar
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TrGgf5eC4Ww.html
@kingbeauregard
@kingbeauregard 8 лет назад
That's a cool video, thanks! Stravinsky blames it on his audience being stupid, but I still think he might have underestimated how effective TRoS was at tapping into the primal. I felt it the first time I saw it, maybe they did too. That said, I want my sister's special ed class to perform TRoS and I am perfectly willing to go to hell for that.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
Nicholas Roerich conceived the entire thing right down to the costumes. Now that was a fringe thinker. My father is a jazz musician - like the kind of jazz only jazz musicians like - and his best gig was at a childrens deaf school. I was there. It was...man, I can't think of the word. But your sister's special ed class will interpret The Rite without any preconceived ideas about music or riots...I think it would be perfect. PLEASE write me and let me know if this happens. fatova@yahoo.com
@seventhsheaven
@seventhsheaven 6 лет назад
It’s a fantastically challenging ballet - not one to sit in the audience and drift off. I have so much respect for artists who try something different, knowing the people of their day may not like it but that future generations will see it for what it was- ahead of its time. It’s tense, anxiety-inducing and almost beastial. Love it.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
I am right there with you
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
I love your comments! The story was based on receiving the gifts to the earth for the tribe each year and they would stamp the energy in for the earth to thrive for the year - but had to appease the sun god with a sacrifice. Who would dance herself to death for him in the last 5 minutes of the ballet. Wild
@snuggule
@snuggule 8 лет назад
This gave me flashbacks to watching Disney's Fantasia as a kid.
@oni741
@oni741 7 лет назад
Homeslice Riley same
@screamingweevil3410
@screamingweevil3410 6 лет назад
This music always made me sick, even before I knew the history of the piece. Scared me even more than the visuals from Night on Bald Mountain.
@Sofia-dg9uh
@Sofia-dg9uh 6 лет назад
Screaming Weevil still makes me feel sick 😰
@riley-dd9pm
@riley-dd9pm 5 лет назад
WITH THE DINOSAURS?!?!
@riley-dd9pm
@riley-dd9pm 5 лет назад
Screaming Weevil oh my god yes that one was terrifying with the demon looking guy.
@Paul49Giloi
@Paul49Giloi 4 года назад
I used to listen to this transfixed when I was 10 years old. 60 years later and I haven't changed. Now I can watch it.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
me too.. I have fond memories of my father and the rite of spring. Always playing. or Zappa.
@BlitztheDragon
@BlitztheDragon 8 лет назад
I can see how this would upset Parisians in 1913. The dancing is really unorthodox. Dare I say, savage even? I personally enjoy it for its weirdness.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
They had just accepted Nijinsky's very sexual "Afternoon of the Faun (Debussy) and Stravinsky's Firebird. These were both edge offers to Paris. They both up'd the ante in both composition and choreography and did it TOGETHER. Thank God they did it. It opened the door for experiment for the life of art.
@edinmassana4532
@edinmassana4532 7 лет назад
More than a century away. And yet, could we possibly picture something so bewildering, so refreshingly revolutionary nowadays?
@ferretyluv
@ferretyluv 4 года назад
BlitztheDragon The first postmodern interpretive dance. He was ahead of his time. The world just wasn’t ready for it.
@Greasyheels
@Greasyheels 8 лет назад
I remember first learning about this in my music appreciate class. The second the choreography started I was hooked!
@JakesNotDrinking
@JakesNotDrinking 8 лет назад
+Freezie Pop Same with me. How peculiar.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
+Freezie Pop There isn't a music major who studies the Rite that doesn't end up watching Nijinsky's masterpiece.
@tijuanaiguana190
@tijuanaiguana190 8 лет назад
AACC?
@Jh36578
@Jh36578 8 лет назад
+Freezie Pop The second the music started I was hooked!
@TheJYJb
@TheJYJb 8 лет назад
+Freezie Pop Same here!
@visemarraellaeris3644
@visemarraellaeris3644 7 лет назад
Dancing along to this is a great work out.
@itscloudstrife
@itscloudstrife 5 лет назад
YES
@glennwiltsee7405
@glennwiltsee7405 3 года назад
I saw this in Vienna in 1987, almost by accident, and I'm so happy to be able to relive it here
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
I love this comment. I love it. Can you tell me more>
@glennwiltsee7405
@glennwiltsee7405 3 года назад
@@fatovamingus I was visiting my soon to be wife, who was on a scholarship in Vienna. I recall that it was March?, and we were looking for cultural things around the city, which as you may know, is a very easy task. I was a budding ballet fan, but didn't have in depth knowledge. We bought student rush tickets for the equivalent of 5 dollars, and sat almost at the top of the theater, but dead center. Though so many years ago, I recall the racing in my heart, and the tingling in my brain, seeing the primitivity of the movement and the pounding music.
@dcbandnerd
@dcbandnerd 3 года назад
Imagine writing something so fresh and so groundbreaking, it causes an audience of art snobs and gentry to *riot*. We could only wish to hold that kind of power.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
He was willing to sacrifice his entire career for this ballet and it happened. Stravinsky became the greatest living composer and Vaslav Nijinsky was erased. 70 years went by and this was found finally pieced together painstakingly through Robert joffrey's philanthropy. We are a huge debt of gratitude to this dude. You're right about we should only be able to experience such a thing to be able to give up everything risk your entire career because you were so certain that what you did was right as an artist wow I think only Frank Zapp is the only other person who did it.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Did I ever tell you about the kid who said why don't they reconstruct the riot or at least do a flash mob? I thought it was stellar
@rosaline7335
@rosaline7335 4 года назад
A riot worthy ballet... I am not disappointed 👏
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
It is revolutionary even today. One of the students here said they should choreograph the riot and I couldn't agree more!
@rosaline7335
@rosaline7335 4 года назад
@@fatovamingus that's actually a wonderful idea, they should definitely do it 🙏🙏
@alanhodge8200
@alanhodge8200 6 лет назад
this just blows my mind every time I see it..i want it performed at my funeral
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
THAT is so bad ass. You are the coolest person ever.
@bert7109
@bert7109 5 лет назад
No it'll just unsettle your distant relatives
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
HA now i get it. Unsettle the relatives at the funeral. That is in my bucket: ruin my funeral for everyone
@charleyhibschweiler4555
@charleyhibschweiler4555 5 лет назад
Why would you want that? Dont get me wrong, I love this but... Why?
@skyshark0326
@skyshark0326 5 лет назад
@@charleyhibschweiler4555 WHY NOT??😂😂
@Someone2464-
@Someone2464- Год назад
I like to listen to this to help me calm me down. Not lying.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus Год назад
I like you.
@victorhernandez8723
@victorhernandez8723 10 месяцев назад
Odd choice of music, but whatever works.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
​@@victorhernandez8723agreed though" Spring Rounds" is one of the loveliest moments in the Rite... Sort of like the pas de deux from scenes de ballet?
@juliepodbury3953
@juliepodbury3953 9 лет назад
Costumes, makeup, choreography, music, ballet storyline all FANTASTIQUE!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
It is, You are so right. Dr. Archer was relentless in the pursuit of Roerich's sets and costumes. There is a short video about it on my channel,,,
@hwailee1
@hwailee1 14 лет назад
I have been reading about this reconstruction of the original choreography and am so happy to see that you've posted this. Thank you so much!
@jimmycorn6255
@jimmycorn6255 3 года назад
mom : go play with the neighbor's kids the neighbor's kids:
@kinghonored
@kinghonored 3 года назад
lmaooooo what
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
Jimmy two times
@MarianneFaust
@MarianneFaust 12 лет назад
Image this ballet in 1913, when people expected ballets like Swanlake or the Nutcracker. With beautiful movements and pink tutu's. And then you get this ballet! AMAZING! I adore Diaghilev, Nijinsky & Stravinsky. This is what art is all about.
@nightmarekurth9798
@nightmarekurth9798 3 года назад
They do be vibin tho
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
hell yeah. had to pin that
@donjakobi2405
@donjakobi2405 3 года назад
fo sho
@devinzhou3732
@devinzhou3732 8 лет назад
who's here for music class??
@misterkant856
@misterkant856 8 лет назад
Every teen in here
@caitlinmacomber1303
@caitlinmacomber1303 8 лет назад
history ftw
@blutak985
@blutak985 8 лет назад
Devin Zhou yep
@tricia-annconner8832
@tricia-annconner8832 8 лет назад
BAND BITCHES
@tomforgeas4128
@tomforgeas4128 7 лет назад
yep
@ВераМотылёва-ж4ъ
I love the fact that you continue discussing the ballet with such passion and enthusiasm for years! Thank you! (And I love this performance, well, that`s obvious)
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
You know i am so happy to read this but feel disappointed that I can not add more video....I wioll keep trying!!
@mithrilmoon1
@mithrilmoon1 12 лет назад
Absolutely! I agree. This work can take a wee while to get into but it is worth persevering and watching many times as it becomes more and more compelling. Soon the viewer comes to LOVE that initially-maddening and confusing Stravinsky score. This ballet was way ahead of its time, as was all Nijinsky's choreography, whether it was hit or miss with contempory audiences.
@joshuaroberson343
@joshuaroberson343 2 года назад
How many of y’all watching for homework?
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Oh yes how yes you guys are back! Every year the composition students are sent here to watch the ballet so that they can really get the full impact of what was happening that night and I have 10000 followers that are mostly music students and we have so much fun talking about this. So tell me what you you think about it
@longebane
@longebane 2 года назад
@@fatovamingus that's hilarious! am not a student. but this piece comes into my consciousness every couple years. I can never get into the actual ballet though. it makes me feel too ...weird- and detracts from my enjoyment of the piece (i'm aware this was originally written precisely for the ballet)
@masonfaucher6853
@masonfaucher6853 2 года назад
me 😔
@donvasquez1791
@donvasquez1791 5 лет назад
Thank you for doing this! The Human race may not be perfect ...this shows that we always strived to a higher Plane of conscientiousness!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
i love this comment. I may understand it or I may not but "we always strived" is never a bad sentiment! Thank you!
@donvasquez1791
@donvasquez1791 5 лет назад
I just love listening to it. It is the groundbreaker for all that followed. I just recently saw the dance part and it is just as moving as the music! 11th century life! Is that correct costumes?
@Moviemaniac221
@Moviemaniac221 6 лет назад
Truly wonder if John Williams was inspired by this when he made the jaws score. The dissonant tones, repetitive striking cords is eerie as hell, much like the shark's music
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
every composer was affected and inspired by this piece
@lordscrewtape2897
@lordscrewtape2897 4 года назад
Just like " Mars" inspired" The Imperial March" and "Superman" owes more than a little to " Fanfare for the common man" John Williams only steals from the best😎
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 11 лет назад
That's what I love so much about this "anti-ballet"....people who don't much of a taste for dance arts find themselves blown away by this. This is what breakthroughs in history do...they reach past their target audience and involve us all. Greetings from Boston!
@Canimals4Life
@Canimals4Life Год назад
Peace Was Never An Option.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus Год назад
Would have killed the ballet....wait. It WAS killed after 9 performances and then lost 75 years
@HerringSimon
@HerringSimon 8 лет назад
I bet Stravinsky and Nijinsky would be amused (and a little sad) that even over 100 years later some people can't except this. If you don't like the music and dance, fair enough, it would be a boring world if we all liked the same. But Nijinsky's choreography (over a more "traditional" one) is awesome and flows with the music brilliantly. So glad the Joffrey went through the effort.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
Exactly. THis was an event: the music, the libretto, Nijinsky's schizophrenia just breaking, right before WWI...this more than a breakthrough moment in music/dance. It was a marker in time.
@HerringSimon
@HerringSimon 7 лет назад
It makes you wonder how Nijinsky might have choreographed a piece by Zappa.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
If you listen to early Mothers like "Burnt Weenie Sandwich" (which has a song called "Igor's Boogie" btw) you can hear the influence Stravinsky had on Zappa. By the time Hot Rats came out though it wasn't that great.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
Like this. This is all Stravinsky: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XEQdJfxH62g.html
@HerringSimon
@HerringSimon 7 лет назад
Yes, great album. Although it was released around the same time as Hot Rats (just a few months after); which makes it interesting that you can hear Stravinsky in one but not much in the other. But then that's Zappa. He wrote/played what felt right to him at any particular time and some influences were more predominant as a result. Never static.
@annak29
@annak29 2 года назад
This resurrection and preservation of an historical work is to be highly commended, as it speaks volumes to the cultural mileu of its origin. The reaction of the patronage world is also a very important story! It would be an excellent comparative study for today. Robert Joffrey was the modern link who reconnected the living memories of the original.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Based on this deep observation, I would be interested in your opinion on this piece from my blog: igorandmore.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-nijinsky-inheritance.html
@annak29
@annak29 2 года назад
@@fatovamingus Thank you very much, I will read.
@aprilvictor60
@aprilvictor60 11 лет назад
im full blooded native american, and i am taking a music course in college, and stravinsky is one of the famous music inspirations we studied, and once i saw this, i thought it was absolutely marvelous, im suppose to be on christmas vacation but im baffled, and am determined to finish this entire ballet!!!
@John_oR.
@John_oR. 6 лет назад
Just imagine sitting at the opera house in 1913, only used to balett and such, and see this.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
Oh an absolute shock! They were not prepared for Stravinsky then the ballet began. I have a commentary here of Stravinsky's
@TheMary0831
@TheMary0831 5 лет назад
I got to see this live in Chicago in the 1980s. What a treat and a treasure.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
How wonderful!! Did you see Carole Valleskey a the ChosenOne? I am told she was amazing.
@TheMary0831
@TheMary0831 5 лет назад
@@fatovamingus No.
@dejiko
@dejiko 3 года назад
The Rite of Spring is one of the greatest compositions ever made. It will probably trascend humanity.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8pCCujH2x3w.html. I threw this together a while back but it's full of Stravinsky's explanation of how he was a vessel that received this music because nothing had been written that could guide him. It's it actually gives you goosebumps it's that good
@dejiko
@dejiko 3 года назад
@@fatovamingus Fasciinating, thanks for sharing. I'll make sure to check it out.
@cravedolls
@cravedolls 3 года назад
My music teacher showed up this and it's so cool
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
IK am SO happy to hear it. Remember this is only one of 3 pieces...I uploaded back when 10 minutes increments was all you could do!~
@JamieRobles1
@JamieRobles1 9 лет назад
I came here to see all the hub-bub because of NPR. They talked about this Ballet and the Riot of 1913 and they did a neurologcal study about sound as touch. There were also several other interesting articles on their site about this piece of work which got me curious about the dancing as much as the music so I needed to find one that did not have any other interpretation to the work other than Nijinsky and Stravinsky. Frankly, I enjoyed it. Joffrey's a good man for having preserved the work as best as he could, we are more enlightened for it . . . . (looks at other comments) well, almost everyone. :)
@sai.cropper3407
@sai.cropper3407 5 лет назад
this scares me so much idk why
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
Because it's scary! This was the libretto :ancient Pagan Russia asking a sun god to rain energy to the Earth which they stomp into it so the crops will grow but of course you know how it is with sun gods - they want a virgin. So it's like the whole thing is working up to the very end : who's going to die! By jumping herself to death of 143 leaps in less than 5 minutes. But listen to the music I mean what the hell else could be done it had to be radical. Thank you for commenting please come back
@LordBrozart
@LordBrozart 4 месяца назад
This piece is so awesome. Show this to any metal head who wants to appreciate classical music. Tell them to try and feel / predict the rhythms.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 месяца назад
I think there's over 400 time signature changes. Zappa wrote a few songs that was spins on different Stravinsky pieces. Check out my videos "let's talk Le Sacre". It's my first time doing videos after 15 years on this channel and for some reason I'm self-conscious which is fucked up but I am.
@michaeld.mcclish
@michaeld.mcclish 4 месяца назад
@@fatovamingus In my college days, my conducting instructor related a story that I think was about The Rite, he said that when Stravinsky escaped Russia, he had to rewrite all his pieces, and he admitted that he wrote the Rite too complicated. I'm not sure if it was the Rite or Firebird.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 месяца назад
@@michaeld.mcclish I wrote a great response to this and then it was gone. Essentially he wrote the Firebird in 1908 in Russia for Sergei Diaghilev's Ballet Russes and went to Paris to see it in 1910. Then he never went back choosing Switzerland and Paris during the Revolution and after the war broke out. I have almost whatever you could learn on him in Vimeo. Here, it is little pieces for good reason. Have you watched my "Lets Talk Le Sacre"??
@ArticulatedHypernova
@ArticulatedHypernova 6 лет назад
This piece brought me to tears as well. My sides are still in orbit!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
such a passionate comment I love it.
@p51mustang_
@p51mustang_ 11 месяцев назад
初めて見た。こんなに音楽に合った踊りと思わなかった。
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 11 месяцев назад
Yes it does. Nijinsky followed Roerich's theme/scenario AND met Stravinsky's visionary piece
@SinKimishima
@SinKimishima 8 лет назад
And this, boys and girls, is how modern contemporary dance was born...
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
Brava.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
The story in 3 parts is on my channel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-adDhN12KG5M.html
@oscarresendiz3014
@oscarresendiz3014 4 года назад
Love this choreography, goes so well with the composition. I would love to see this in person.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
It is a difficult production 52 dancers, 101 musicians. Russia does it on the regular. Keep your eyes open....
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
I do not know where you are but I am going to see if the Joffrey will tour. it will be recorded music but that first half is spell bindingn
@oscarresendiz3014
@oscarresendiz3014 4 года назад
@@fatovamingus Great i will look into it. I live in Central Texas, What about you?
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
@@oscarresendiz3014 Northeast . Tell Beto I said hi # Beto2024
@capt_zo
@capt_zo 6 лет назад
This is my favorite ballet!!!!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
Dark Static I feel that it is the Hallmark of creative ballet or creativity in performance even! I'm so happy to see that you feel the same way
@chloelimputra5627
@chloelimputra5627 3 года назад
The music never fails to make me feel shitty and paranoid, which is impressive but also freaky
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
I sent that comment to Marie Stravinsky that's awesome
@insanelook
@insanelook 11 лет назад
Ok, never been into ballet nor been willing to watch any on tv, but after watching this It just "STUNNED" me, really !! Amazing !! Had to watch "riot at the rite" the tv movie version right after, couldn't get enough of it.
@mujerado
@mujerado 11 лет назад
Joffrey's is the one to see. When they did the recreation there were still people around who had seen the 1913 version and could help with the look and the choreography. Thrilling!
@elichaitman3294
@elichaitman3294 Год назад
The fact that Stravinsky died only 16 years before this is wild.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
I apologize for the delay RU-vid has an issue with me and I never get my notifications. And I want you to know it took me almost 16 years to figure out what you meant with this comment. I had to get out my Abacus and figure it out but now I get it and it is something isn't it
@Bassocontinued
@Bassocontinued 8 лет назад
lol I remember having to play the famous bassoon solo at the very beginning for a college audition
@ionianmusic
@ionianmusic 6 лет назад
did you make it in, the solo is rather impressive
@TheNativeEngine
@TheNativeEngine 5 лет назад
He's been blowing Stravinsky ever since.
@DonVal86
@DonVal86 4 года назад
3:00 Parisian ticket holders in 1913: Aight, imma storm the stage.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
yes!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
I had to pin this,
@TGWNN.
@TGWNN. 2 года назад
My music teacher showed us this and I loved it! Has a unique vibe and feeling.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
So you are a music major who was forced to watch the ballet in the process of your rite of spring course? Because that's pretty much all that happens here and I love it
@TGWNN.
@TGWNN. 2 года назад
@@fatovamingus pretty much 😂
@aliciavegacattani
@aliciavegacattani 8 лет назад
Este BALLET me SUBYUGA, me HIPNOTIZA, me FASCINA !!! MARAVILLA de Joffrey Ballet. Igor Stravinsky y Vaslav Nijinsky GENIOS !!! MGRACIAS x compartir ARTE
@ingemayodon5128
@ingemayodon5128 4 месяца назад
La meilleure chorégraphie de ts les temps, en ce qui me concerne. Merci beaucoup et salutations de Montréal, Qc, Canada
@nanderson1965
@nanderson1965 11 лет назад
Thank you Fatova...! We went the other night to the Joffrey's LA Rite at the Dorothy Chandler... it was awesome! My fiancee dances, so it was a real treat to see it live.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus Год назад
i feel awful that I missed this comment!!!
@Bryan5288
@Bryan5288 8 лет назад
Watching this for music class.. the dancing got me in tears..Lmao
@Fizzwizbizz
@Fizzwizbizz 8 лет назад
no surprise
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
When I read things like this - that someone understood the emotion, the risk, the darkness of this choreography I feel like I am seeing it for the first time through your eyes. It is very uplifting for me. Keep watching, keep writing to me.
@Fizzwizbizz
@Fizzwizbizz 8 лет назад
+Fatova Mingus lmao i think one of the beauty of "classical" music and choregraphy is that not everyone can understand them.
@zoeybatterup152
@zoeybatterup152 8 лет назад
My guitar teacher was telling the story of this and his description if the ballerinas had me in tears
@lynnquette
@lynnquette 8 лет назад
+Fatova Mingus I think he's in tears because he's laughing.
@Susan0StoHelit
@Susan0StoHelit 12 лет назад
I fell in love with this music when I was just a kid and heard it in Fantasia. Since then, I have only grown to love it more.
@luoshatumi
@luoshatumi 2 года назад
I was shocked but still excited when I first watched this in junior high.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
It is just epic and there is no way to see this without remembering it
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Why did you watch this in junior high, just curious
@luoshatumi
@luoshatumi 2 года назад
@@fatovamingus music class
@mithrilmoon1
@mithrilmoon1 12 лет назад
Wonderful. Spine-tingling. A window to the ballet past we all hold so dear, and also to the choreography of Vaslav Nijinsky, rightly beloved and mourned to this day. His genius will never die. His loss was a grievous one, and the loss of ballet and all he knew a far greater loss to the man himself, when he fell ill. Thank you for this! Thank you so much.
@KushalSharma007
@KushalSharma007 9 лет назад
This is the first time in Music History, Igor Stravinsky had used his expressionism to challenge artistic conventions and public tastes.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
Going back over what comments RU-vid DIDN'T delete I find yours. This is like a sampler of 8 different symphonies. Act One is dizzying. Stravinsky was born to change the world.
@Zeppolino100
@Zeppolino100 12 лет назад
My God! How tragic it would have been to have lost this singular work forever! If it continues to shock us in 2012, can one imagine its impact in 1913? I'd like to think that had I been there, I would have been on my feet shouting 'bravo' and 'brilliant' when it concluded, and not one of the lemmings running out in dismay and disgust!
@thekitchenfloor8360
@thekitchenfloor8360 6 лет назад
I'm here because last night my dance school did their version of Rite of Spring and I was in it :). It was so cool
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
Silvermoon Therian that is great to hear! How do you feel seeing this, the original?
@thekitchenfloor8360
@thekitchenfloor8360 6 лет назад
Fatova Mingus the costumes and makeup are definitely different than the one I did and so was the dance in some parts
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
Maybe you will post us a photo??
@mlelko
@mlelko 2 года назад
I’ve listened to the rite of spring and have even watched clips of the ballet, but for some reason this time around I feel so infuriated and explosive. I guess this piece and art has such tremendous power as to literally push something in my brain to make me feel like a savage.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
I like this comment - it is a revelation nearly everyone who posts on this 3-part video can agree on. It's Stravinsky. The Rite is at times too frenetic! It is a like a man who hits you then brings you chocolate. And here is Nijinsky staying in pace while staying with the scenario. Example: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C_7ndqgwxcM.html
@adonaiyah2196
@adonaiyah2196 Год назад
This is why there wad riots when it premiered
@tstrini1
@tstrini1 10 месяцев назад
As music and dance critic of The Milwaukee Journal, I attended the scholarly conference on the Rite reconstruction in Chicago -- I believe it was in the fall of 1987 -- the Joffrey Ballet's home. About 15 years of research went into the reconstruction of Nijinsky's 1913 ballet. They had the design drawings for the sets and costumes and reproduced them to the last details. They had the notebooks of Marie Rambert, who was Nijinsky's assistant during the creation of the work. I believe they had other idiosyncratic dance notations of the work at hand, as well as written accounts of Paris and London performances, along with dancer recollections. Lots of interviews were involved. The Chicago premiere was an electric event. The program included Bronislava Nijinska's "Les Noces," another "primitivist" ballet based on Russian folkways. (I like "Rite" a lot, but I think "Les Noces" -- "The Wedding" -- is the better dance.) And now, just in case other posters care to know what they're talking about, here's Jack Smith's informational advance story on The Joffrey's performance in New York, 1987: www.nytimes.com/1987/10/25/arts/the-joffrey-ballet-restores-nijinsky-s-rite-of-spring.html?unlocked_article_code=1.BE0.mYt6._MXMsv5Eqbvh&smid=url-share
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 10 месяцев назад
Thank you. You got nearly all of it right. Were Millicent Hodson and Kenneth Archer not as intent on recovering this ballet before its champion Robert Joffrey passed away, we would have to suffer the awful existing choreographies forever. They are too humble and magnanimous to agree with me on that and would likely give me a soft lecture. They say never meet your heroes but I disagree.
@tstrini1
@tstrini1 10 месяцев назад
@@fatovamingus As you know, Stravinsky's music has been catnip for many choreographers. That will continue to be the case. I like Pina Bausch's take on it. Saw it in L.A. in 1984. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z3vZeAmcjf4.htmlsi=5HeJMLc0Qjx-OHbm
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
@@tstrini1 I changed my notices on comments because I NEVER saw this! Am I a prude to dislike choreographies to this masterpiece that show tits or full nudity and nearly always a sexualization of the Glorification? I imagine that Stravinsky would not have liked it. It's pedestrian to me. So you have seen the "Four Variants" which is Nijinsky, Preljocaj, Bausch and Tero Saarinen... HE KILLED. Have you seen it? It is called Hunt and he did something pretty breakthrough at that time and I am so interested in knowing if you like it: he used a multimedia experiment where he is moving very little in places and light and imagery are projected on to him! The only other I like is from Heddy Maalem *Spring Rounds* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JE3iQNP8lNQ.htmlsi=57vduts5yyN_ZYYb Please write - I would like to ask a question of two and see if you would write something for the ballet archive. thisisfatova at gmail
@johnmanno2052
@johnmanno2052 2 месяца назад
You are a ridiculously fortunate person
@tstrini1
@tstrini1 2 месяца назад
@@johnmanno2052 True.
@sometimesijustwishyouwereg6492
It’s soo eerie and that’s why I love it
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
it is very dark. the libretto is really horrific. i still can not believe Nijinsky, Stravinsky and Roerich created this.
@BiggestAGFanEVER
@BiggestAGFanEVER 2 года назад
I can see why this would cause a riot
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Couple of years ago this kid commented that they need to do a reconstruction on the riot. Which would really be more of a comedy if you think about it
@LordOfDeath22
@LordOfDeath22 10 лет назад
How the fuck did I even get here....
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
you are not in Kansas anymore
@calemuffley8304
@calemuffley8304 10 лет назад
This was the example my music theory 2 teacher showed us as an example of discordant harmony.
@shaunatate
@shaunatate 11 лет назад
Ok I just watched it. And I loved it. This is coming from a person who had never been fond of ballet. I'm turned off by all of the frou frou costumes, and graceful movements. I usually wanna fall asleep 30 minutes into it. But this opening scene caught my attention right away. i know im over simplifing ballet but remember, im not expert in this genre. so what do i know. imho.
@shin-i-chikozima
@shin-i-chikozima 6 лет назад
Shauna Tate 二人とも美人だね‼️元気かな⁉️Ravishing and luscious! vigorous?
@thexalon
@thexalon 8 лет назад
Might I just give a shout-out to the absolutely incredible costuming and face-painting work that just adds so much to creating this scene? I've always loved the music, and the choreography is great of course, but the costumes do more to set the scene than anything else.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 7 лет назад
I think Mr. Archer would concur and google it. You'll find that Hodson and Archer excavated this right down to the last braid.
@roncooney3623
@roncooney3623 5 лет назад
Please don't say shout out ever. It's a phrase for dipshits.
@RobertoRosillovich
@RobertoRosillovich 8 лет назад
Wonderful, amazing. As I like Stravinsky !!!. My favourite music piece. Dancing recreation is perfect. The positions, the movement, clothing, decoration ... all amazing. Nijinsky a genius. his choreography is like an impressionist painting, always risking.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 лет назад
Oh then PLEASE visit my blog THIS IS NOT SWAN LAKE. It's almost entirely about Stravinsky and Nijinsky. With my rather acerbic and biting tone, I can't believe I got picked up on a national magazine. I grew up listening to the Rite. I loved it at 8 and used to fling myself around dancing. Thank you for visitng Roberto. - Fatova
@howtohanna
@howtohanna 9 лет назад
the makeup here is fantastic!
@shin-i-chikozima
@shin-i-chikozima 6 лет назад
Hanna Utkin 美人だね‼️元気かな❓Ravishing and luscious! vigorous?
@Teddyb1939
@Teddyb1939 11 лет назад
Fantastic Stravinsky and magical dancing,such colour.
@SP-vb4no
@SP-vb4no Месяц назад
So unfathomably amazing
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus Месяц назад
@@SP-vb4no I hope you watched the 3 parts. My Vim#o channel has a lot more
@btanner
@btanner 3 года назад
I saw a revival of this a few years ago in Chicago by the Joffrey and it was mesmerizing to see in person. I believe the costumes and dancing were recreations of the original ROS that was based on a research for a doctoral thesis many years earlier. Amazingly, there exists quite a lot of detailed information from various sources about the actual performance and reviews in the papers, in addition to notes and sketches from Stravinsky himself and other contemporaries.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
There are a lot of different stories if Robert Kraft is doing any of the talking you should disregard it. I personally like this one because it's full of facts the real people it's kind of entertaining and I made it. It also gets into great wild detail of how dr. Kenneth Archer counted every Circle and square on the costumes to make sure they were accurate I mean who does that? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8pCCujH2x3w.html
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
I feel like I missed so many comments. Because there was a second version of this ballet created after Nijinsky was booted because he stopped having sex with Diaghilev, there were two set designs two separate costumes and Dr Kenneth Archer spent 10 years counting circles and squares on these costumes to make sure he got it right. I can't think of anything more tedious than that but thank God somebody found it valuable.
@Soulslayer612
@Soulslayer612 4 года назад
I commented this on a different video, and for posterity, I will comment it here too. I still see dinosaurs. This was always my favorite part of Fantasia.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
Ok guess what...I never saw Fantasia. I think maybe there was some acid involved with my 15 year old friends?
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
Still haven't seen it
@shin-i-chikozima
@shin-i-chikozima 6 лет назад
The soul of human beings and the dynamic feeling of the body are represented brilliantly . It is a thing to draw a line with the previous ballet.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
this is a very astute observation and I wish I had seen it sooner thank you!
@robertguttman1487
@robertguttman1487 5 лет назад
Imagine what the Parisian audience thought at the premier back in 1913. After all, the Parisians were the most sophisticated people in the world. They had purchased expensive tickets to see the fabulous Ballet Rousse, expecting to see something like Giselle, Coppelia or Swan Lake, and instead got this. No wonder it sparked a riot!
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
They are sheep with a lot of money and fabulous clothes. How they managed to love Nijinsky after "l'apre midi d'un faune us anyone's guess. I love a good ballet anarchy.
@jenniferschillig3768
@jenniferschillig3768 5 лет назад
The title probably didn't help. I mean, if you were one of those Parisians, and you saw the title "The Rite of Spring," your mind would probably conjure up beautiful woodland glades, forest nymphs in wreaths of flowers and flowing tutus dancing prettily and gracefully to celebrate spring...and what you got instead was THIS...
@hwailee1
@hwailee1 13 лет назад
I've watched this performance several times now and each time I am overwhelmed by how powerful and beautiful this piece really is. Thank you again for sharing.
@JoshuaLo2732
@JoshuaLo2732 Год назад
Finally ! Music to my ears.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus Год назад
And eyes. And mind.
@pianoshaman2807
@pianoshaman2807 6 лет назад
The more i listen to it, the more I like it and appreciate it.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
Thats how it is for most of us. Pulled in...
@hk6970
@hk6970 2 года назад
Absolutely incredible. Every other version of this ballet is inferior to me.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Yes! This was the first performance in 70 years.... They had nothing to go by no video just their own raw emotion and commitment to the story and you can see it! I love your comment!
@hk6970
@hk6970 2 года назад
@@fatovamingus indeed, i sometimes accidentally watch Macmillan's god awful version then i watch this again to cleanse my pallet.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
@@hk6970 one of the women that danced The Chosen One in this masterpiece- her name is Zenaida Zanowsky - she chose to do that MacMillan shit show for her retirement.
@hk6970
@hk6970 2 года назад
@@fatovamingus No way, how could she be so tasteless? If I were a ballerina and performed the MacMillan Ballet, I would have hide it like a sin lol. I mean there are many unoriginal bland versions of Rite of Spring out there, but the MacMillan takes the cake for the ugliest one. (At least of all the ones I have seen) All this versions prove Nijinsky was truly a visionary and can't be topped even after all this years imo.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
@@hk6970 we need to have a drink and talk smack about all of this someday
@jojokerus
@jojokerus 14 лет назад
Thanks for posting this clearer version
@eric4348
@eric4348 5 лет назад
Two set : 3:00
@skyshark0326
@skyshark0326 5 лет назад
Came Here Cuz of them hahaha
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
Guys thank you because I don't know about these things and I can't share it with the dancers to see how they react. Keep coming back I need to learn things! And ask me any question
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 5 лет назад
I had to check out two set and post it on Facebook to see what the Stravinsky's and choreographers and former dancers.
@skyshark0326
@skyshark0326 5 лет назад
@@fatovamingus watch TwoSetViolin Where they Did some of the dances in Public😂
@skyshark0326
@skyshark0326 5 лет назад
Their Video title is "When Rite of Spring takes over you"
@douglasmatley
@douglasmatley 11 лет назад
The 100th anniversary is soon upon us, May 29th 1913 of the premiere of this wonderful and extraordinary ballet. I hope some ballet company is going to perform this ballet for that special day.
@Paintergrl1313
@Paintergrl1313 4 года назад
I’ve always heard how weird this ballet was. I am not disappointed. I’m lovin’ it though.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
Really? I love hearing this! You know I left the performance the first time - I did not stick around for the cllimax: the chosen one. Sensory overload from this first part.
@Paintergrl1313
@Paintergrl1313 4 года назад
Fatova Mingus I think its more that I love that it lived up to the weirdness described to me. I can definitely understand walking out and how shocking this must have been at its debut.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 4 года назад
@@Paintergrl1313 One of the students last year commented "when are they going to choreograph the riot?"
@insanelook
@insanelook 11 лет назад
just saw it tonight, worth every penny !
@sirwooloo9993
@sirwooloo9993 2 года назад
This looks like a cartoon... makes theory homework bearable for long periods now. 😅 Great job on this
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 2 года назад
Theory students were not being forced to watch this until 2012-ish. And you can see in the early comments how freaked out it made them. I love you guys
@72586jejones
@72586jejones 6 лет назад
I really appreciate this. There is something so historic and accurate about it. I feel like I am getting a peek into time.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 6 лет назад
Perfect. PERFECT!!
@Greypurtle
@Greypurtle 3 года назад
I knew this music sounded to familiar I’m now remeber if that it’s the dinosaurs from Fantasia but I’m low key in love w/this
@Terrapin9614
@Terrapin9614 14 лет назад
thank you so much for this clear picture version! I've never seen it with this clarity, even in the DVD and old VHS version that I had. great to see the costumes and movements with such clarity.
@tydusrain4476
@tydusrain4476 3 года назад
I first came across this three-ish years ago, i was a senior in high school and for our marching band show our composer incorporated a bit of the music from this into the score. our directors encouraged us to listen to the actual piece, so i did. and i was confused out of my damn mind. but I loved it. I didn't understand it then, I still don't really understand it now, but I dont care. listening to this brings me so much happiness, I remember listening to this with my friends at lunch during band rehearsals and looking up what it all meant and playing it on bus rides to marching competitions to get ourselves in the zone. i know it probably sounds a little dumb lmao but honestly it brings back really happy and funny memories. thanks for posting.
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 3 года назад
This is one of the happiest comments I've ever seen I'm so glad you wrote. I hope the ballet lived up to it I think the ritual Act of the ancestors in Act 2 is the most explosive moment!!
@xxAlchemistressxx
@xxAlchemistressxx 12 лет назад
I too heard this in Fantasia for the first time. I was, I think, 4 or 5 years old. It terrified me to bits! Ran outside crying that I didn't want to die. Just shows what music can do to a person, eh? Stravinsky's work terrified me, but now at an older age I find this piece incredibly intriguing. I've been watching this about 10 times now, that should say enough :)
@ingemayodon5128
@ingemayodon5128 8 месяцев назад
Je n'aime pas le ballet en général, Pardonnez-moi. Mais ce ballet avec la choréographie de NIJINSKY est le seul que j'adore avec la musique de Stravinsky. LE SACRE DU PRINTEMPS! C'est tt simplement glorieux, inimitable, une merveille. J'en ai vu bien d'autres depuis. Mais en ce qui me concerne, cette chorégraphe de 1913 est la meilleure et personne ne la dépassera à tt jamais. Merci beaucoup et salutations de Montréal, Qc, Canada
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
Without using a translator this is what I got: I'm not familiar with ballet in general excuse me but this ballet and choreography of nijinski with the Stravinsky music I adore... it is gloriously simple and marvelous and then I had to give up
@ingemayodon5128
@ingemayodon5128 8 месяцев назад
I said that in general I do not like ballet, but the chorégraphie of Nijinsky is very special to me, the only ballet I like. And of course I love Stravinsky. I adore the ballet and the music of course. That's about it. Yes, and I said too that I have seen quite a few other chorégraphies, but, as far as I am concerned, not one equals Nijinsky of 1913.​@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus
@fatovamingus 8 месяцев назад
@@ingemayodon5128 you're spot on
@KappaKappaNu
@KappaKappaNu 12 лет назад
this is one of this things that's just so unsettling, but so beautiful at the same time.
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