Yiruma - Reminiscent ()

Unlike Gorsky, Fokin did not touch the classic. heritage. He put one-act B. , reflecting traditionalist attempts to revive the art of bygone theatrical eras (The Armida Pavilion by N. Cherepnin, 1907), recreated the 18th-century Versailles masquerades. "Chopeniana" (1908), enlivened the ballet engraving of the 1830s. Fokine preferred ballet music (“Egyptian Nights” by Arensky, 1908) to non-ballet productions. major composers (“Carnival” to the music of R. Schumann, 1910; “Scheherazade” to the music of N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, 1910;