I can not believe this choreography is over a century old. it's so modern!

16 years of hard work,reconstructing the lost original choreography.

For all you naysayers you need to watch the reconstruction documentary and realize the effort gone into the remake of the original ballet choreography and design. It's fascinating. Who cares if it's 100 years old. It's a brilliant achievement. Those that only see the negative don't see the contribution to the artistic process and historical research that this groundbreaking "thing" did for dance, theatre, design, etc. etc.

I find this piece and choreography deeply moving. It's eerie and utterly beautiful at the same time, and it touches something deep inside me.

Beautiful, provoking, elegant, and brilliant!

It is an intense masterpiece that heals the thirst and lament of the Human Soul. Standing Ovationaly ‼️ Bravo❗

Goosebumps 😯

I thoroughly enjoy this version, especially if it IS the original one. It is great to see exactly what was experience that opening night. I in the hinterlands do not mind seeing history performed even if it is over a hundred years old. Very powerful and moving performance.

Amazing story bringing us the echoes from our deepest collective uncounsciuos!

Wonderful, absolutely brilliant, stunning!!! Thanx for posting

idk if its the camera angle, music, or choreography, but 6:39 never fails to make me smile. it always makes my day.

É linda a harmonia entre o que é proposto como inovação por Stravinsky , uma novidade e, o que há de tradição e de antigo, em uma sociedade onde coexistem diferenças que valorizam-se mutuamente. Segundo o blog do maestro explica, do maestro doutorado em música erudita, Ricardo Rocha, esta apresentação naturalmente não é exatamente igual a que foi apresentada pela primeira (em 1913??) que na época foi bastante polêmica. Mas uma boa obra e um grande profissional, sempre deixa seu nome e seu legado para a eternidade. É importante ressaltar que um país que valoriza a cultura e a educação, tem como IDH uma importância de maior destaque no mundo. Parabéns ao conjunto da obra apresentada.

Wow! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Like 794, very good video. Thank you. Done, you have a new supporter.

Adoro ver con cuanto amor cuanto respeto la interpretan los musicos y bailarines ojala lo vea en el cielo el gran Nijinsky adorado

WOW... this is ART

So powerful !

Upload this in better quality for us poor people.

Stravinsky en cada obra suya se muestra original, es como Picaso que en cada obra es como un nuevo estilo.En su estreno el público no entendió su grandeza,pero Cocteau dijo lo siguiente:Es una sinfonía que evoca las cermonias salvajes y los dolores de parto de la tierra´melodías que parecen surgir del mundo ancestral y de cataclismos profundos., no es nada bucólico ni de pájaros que es lo que el público quizás esperaba,son las fuerzas tellúricaas ,la fuerza de una semilla que puede horadar la piedra..Es de una gran fuerza y riqueza de ritmos y de una gran combinación de los instrumentos de percusión, que le dan una atmósfera de primitivismo barbáro,de ritmos paganos en que la magíay la muerte propicianla eterna renovación de la naturaleza.RENOVARSE O MORIR, evolucionar para sobrevivir de jfa.

5:58 always is unnerving to me.

Nijinsky was a genius. The ballet choreography could be dated 2019.

By the stream quality of the footage, this is from 1913 too.

niceee

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We watched this in my mythology class. It seems out of place, unless you can understand the archetypes it follows. This ballet tells a story rooted in myth. Of course, this piece was hated so much that there were riots. a beautiful story non the less.

is there any way to find this video but in better quality?

What instrument did start the Rite of Spring? 1:51 What instrument is playing the main melody/role at this moment? 3:12 What brass instrument is playing the main melody/role at this moment? What moment did the dancers start dancing? 5:31 What instrument is playing the main melody at this moment? 7:06 What percussion instrument did have the main role at this moment? 9-10 Describe the music and the dance.

could not be better

This is a serious scary ballet. Human sacrifice. Disney in Fantasia depicted a T Rex clawing the guts out of a Stegasauraus. What was google thinking by putting a kiddie ad in front of it?

クマの被り物が可愛い

Metal!

Hello, this seems to be the original choreography from 1913. Does anyone know how it got transcripted? (was it written down?)

Just exhilarating like...lightning

마린스키 봄의 제전 (1913 니진스키 버전) - 11:20~13:00(1분 40초) 22:30~24:00(1분 30초) 32:40~34:20(약 2분)

Impresiona el impacto escénico y sonoro...abrumador.

...and thunder

23:14 Best part 100% no notes

I feel a little bit like I'm watching "Midsommar" movie. I am quite sure the film screenwriter had to see this balet.

Überirdisch!

Igor Stravinsky. Act I from Le Sacre du Printemps (The Rite of Spring). 1913. (ballet excerpt) 3:53

briats!

I feel genuine fear for the Chosen One

3:15 That moment sounds like Jupiter from The Planets; I wonder if Holst was inspired by this

brilliant as fuck!

A young Gergiev.

Mariinski here offers a total deconstruction of the expected: Petitpas routed by the Primitive!

ok ok bebe

This is what the fuss was all about: the real deal. But how did the 'Handmaids' get in there!?

If you've seen the Marinsky, then watch the Joffery. There is more urgency, a much more grounded performance, and Beatriz Rodriguez is the better Chosen One. And, yes, it helps that the Joffrey is in better focus.

Качество съемки тоже родом из 1913 года что ли?

Is Martha Gram dancing here?

are the end failed ?

0:36

時々観に来る。 春の祭典はニジインスキー版の為に書かれて、ニジインスキーもそれに応えた。 奇異に見える振り付けも動きも春を待ち望む古代の人々の熱狂と狂気の様をよく表してると思う。

Too bad I can't hear it with unspoiled ears the audience had 100 years ago!!!😢😢😢

Gergiev's finger wiggling intensifies.

staf

Hm. I think the Mariinsky is pretty bad. They do through the motions. Except for Daria Pavlenko: killer Chosen One. But watch the Joffrey. It's older, it was the 1st performance since 1913 and it electric. This is sort of cold and distant like we Russians are.

So annoying the dubbing in ugly German at the end of the Ballet! Aaaaagh! 100th Anniversary. So, 2013. The première of Le sacre du printemps took place on March 29, 1913, with the famous riots. Which orchestra is this? Who is the 1st bassoon? Who is the solo dancer at the last dance (Sacrificial Dance). Thanks!

The mid roll ads on this video are in THE WORST spots - always right before a dramatic transition, and it keeps taking me out of this piece 😖😖

Bonsoir ou bonjour mais sachez que je dois regarder cette vidéo pour mon cours de musique au collège et sa casse un peu les couilles vous pouvez pas interdire cette vidéo au moins de 18 ans ?

Leave it up to the Mariinski to turn even the Rite into a piece out of the museum... As if that wasn't the problem with ballett already, that the russian companies cling too faithfully to 150 year old choreographies.

Beginning of decay.

Lots of “no” from me, here... Fantasia was my intro to the Rite of Spring, so I can admit my first exposure may have painted the lens with which I see this. My second exposure was a video of the Nijinsky performance, and I must say, watching the Adoration of the Earth with dancers certainly makes this piece more sense than with volcanoes bursting in time. It was probably the only part I really liked; the rest of the dance seemed rather disconnected with the music, and the Disney imagination of the piece was better IMO. For the Glorification of the Chosen One section, it seems like a whole lot of nothing is happening; the T-Rex Stegosaurus scene was better. I definitely feel I prefer the full performance, rather than Disney’s abridged re-arrangement. Some important music was cut out. If a Disney crew could take the old footage and make it fit (adding more) with Stravinsky’s original it would be great. This performance was awful IMO. Compared with a performance I saw years earlier, all the dancers seem out of sync in this recording. If the music seemed disconnected then, it’s completely disconnected now. The dancers aren’t moving together, some moving in time, others moving as an afterthought. I guess it’s hard to find dancers with a sense of time. What’s with the conductor? Is he suffering from Parkinson’s or something? I find it hard to keep up with this flailing hand. Yearning for a better Disney version aside, judging this performance for what it is, I’d have to give it a 6... maybe a 5. The music is wonderful and I can’t say it’s a bad performance. In itself, the music is a high 8 or 9. Some articulation isn’t clear IMO. But as a whole, the dancers just ruin it, making the musical performance a waste. The performers aren’t “with it.” They seem so... late... It looks as if they failed to gather for the final note in the piece, as if they meant to all be together for the last shot, but they somehow didn’t make it. I’ve seen better IMO.

It's a shame the Mariisnky got to dance this. Their lifeless interpretation is so disappointing.