These are bookended by Adès’s luminous, daringly hopeful Dawn: a chacony for orchestra at any distance and Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. Though riotous at its 1913 premiere, The Rite of ...

What's so great about Stravinsky? Well, The Rite of Spring. Obviously. If you know only one work by Igor Stravinsky, then it’s likely to be this. A landmark of modernism as world changing as ...

Igor Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" composed in 1913, is a monumental work written for ballet with a slightly chilling story depicting a pre-Christian Russian village taking part in various ...

If there was an overarching theme to the astonishing triple bill in Ballet West’s production that culminated in the riveting ...

He began to play the most renowned orchestral solo ever written for his instrument, the high-pitched and exposed opening of ...

Created for 15 dancers, the Rite of Spring is set to the Igor Stravinsky score of the same name with additional original compositions inspired by traditional Tibetan music. Yang’s choreography ...