Stravinsky and the Ballets Russes | Dr. Simon Morrison
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Dr. Simon Morrison looked afresh at the legacy of composer Igor Stravinsky, adding new details to the historical record and exploring the relationship between music and dance.
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This lecture, titled "Stravinsky and the Ballets Russes," is part of the Russian History Museum's "Second Saturday" online lecture series. It was presented on August 10, 2024.
Thank you very much for this lecture.
Victoria -Albert Museum had an exhibition about a decade ago of Ballet Russe and costumes paintings which was thrilling.
My mother always had a bottle of Chanel 5. She didn’t wear it so much but she always had one. She was interested in Coco and Stravinsky.
Chanel no. 5 is an absolute classic!
@@RussianHistoryMuseum Yes. Now that I think more on it, it was either she who always bought it or my father bought it for her. It was the only perfume my mother had, actually. But she really liked Stravinsky as an artist and Chanel was always a familiar brand in my home
"Rather than inventing lots of ideas, Russians were really good at stealing from other cultures" @1:040
Wow, who is this guy? what an awful, misjudged statement to make. If you think about it, all cultures borrow and adapt from eachother and this is very common in culture development. Especially from the country he comes from! Russia has borrowed and adapted ideas from other cultures, such as the Byzantine culture and Western Europe. And yes, it has also contributed significantly to global culture in various fields such as literature, music, art, and science. For example, Russian literature boasts renowned figures like Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, and Russian contributions to ballet and classical music are widely celebrated. Very disappointing comment from a professional