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  1. Fokine Estate Archive. Michel Fokine, one of the great cultural figures of the twentieth century, radical choreographer of the Ballet Russes, revolutionized the art of dance, and is considered the “father of modern ballet”.

  2. ast.wikipedia.org › wiki › Michel_FokineMichel Fokine - Wikipedia

    Michel Fokine, c. 1910. Mijaíl Mijáilovich Fokin (rusu: Михаи́л Миха́йлович Фо́кин; 11 d'abril de 1880 (xul.), San Petersburgu – 22 d'agostu de 1942, Nueva York), más conocíu pol nome afrancesáu de Michel Fokine, foi un revolucionariu maestru de balé, coreógrafu y baillarín rusu. Biografía. A los 9 años foi aceptáu na Escuela de Teatru de la so ciudá natal ...

  3. Fokine's Five Principles as published in 1914 Michel Fokine could be described as a renaissance man. Along with being one of the finest dancers of his generation, he was an accomplished painter, musician, philosopher, and intellectual.

  4. Libretto: Alexander Benois, Leon Bakst, Michel Fokine. Sets and Costumes: Leon Bakst. World Premiere: Theatre National de l’Opera, Paris – 4 June 1910. The Firebird. Choreography and Libretto: Michel Fokine ©Fokine Estate-Archive. Music: Igor Stavinsky. Set ...

  5. Michel (Mikhail) Fokine 1880 – 1942 was born Mikhail Mikhailovich Fokine on 26 April in St. Petersburg-Russia. He was accepted into the Imperial Ballet School at the age of 9 and made his performing debut that same year at the Maryinsky Theatre in the ballet The Talisman under the direction of Marius Petipa. Upon graduation he entered the company as a soloist, where he frequently partnered ...

  6. Familia y primeros años. Tamara Karsavina nació en San Petersburgo, hija de Platon Konstantinovich Karsavin y su esposa, Anna Iosifovna (de soltera Khomyakova). [2] [3] Bailarín principal y mimo del Ballet Imperial, Platon también enseñó como instructor en la Escuela Imperial de Ballet (Vaganova Ballet Academy).Contó entre sus alumnos con Michel Fokine, futuro compañero de baile y ...

  7. Fokine Estate Archive. Michel Fokine, one of the great cultural figures of the twentieth century, radical choreographer of the Ballet Russes, revolutionized the art of dance, and is considered the “father of modern ballet”.