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"Tells the story of the "Firebird" kept in an enchanted garden, and guarded by a severe Victorian family. Shows how with the help of her lover, the firebird escapes from the family to find freedom and happiness. Danced by the Royal Danish Ballet."@en
"American choreographer Glen Tetley has given a new look to Stravinsky's "Firebird". A stylish performance by the Royal Danish Ballet tells the story of a female bird who becomes human and is reunited with her lover."@en
""Inspired by a mystical Russian folk tale, the enchanted world of a heroic prince, an evil demon, a beautiful princess and an exotic firebird comes alive. Based on James Kudelka's masterpiece for the stage, this production combines classical ballet with spectacular visual effects. Kudelka's choreography melds seamlessly with graceful, gravity-defying movement through the air. The Stravinsky score is performed by the Kirov Orchestra with Valery Gergiev conducting."--SBS website."
"Adaptation of a ballet first presented onstage in 2000 by the National Ballet of Canada (in co-production with the Houston Ballet and American Ballet Theatre), with sets by Santo Loquasto. Based on a mythical Russian folktale and Michel Fokine's 1910 Parisian production, The Firebird ballet takes on a modern twist with choreography by James Kudelka. Prince Ivan enters a magical realm and while wandering in the garden, he sees and chases the Firebird. The Firebird, once caught by Ivan, begs for its life and ultimately agrees to assist Ivan in exchange for eventual freedom."
"Adaptation of a ballet first presented onstage in 2000 by the National Ballet of Canada (in co-production with the Houston Ballet and American Ballet Theatre), with sets by Santo Loquasto. Based on a mythical Russian folktale and Michel Fokine's 1910 Parisian production, The Firebird ballet takes on a modern twist with choreography by James Kudelka. Prince Ivan enters a magical realm and while wandering in the garden, he sees and chases the Firebird. The Firebird, once caught by Ivan, begs for its life and ultimately agrees to assist Ivan in exchange for eventual freedom."@en
""Firebird" 56' mus.I.STRAVINSKY, chorég.G.TETLEY, ballet et orchestre royaux danois, dir.P.JORGENSEN... / "Pulcinella" 40' Mus.I.STRAVINSKY, chorég.N.CHRISTE, Orchestre symphonique de Londres, dir.C.ABBADO..."
"One of the masterpieces of modern ballet. Recounts the legend of a magnificent, but impossible love. The heroine is not a woman, but a beautiful burning bird. First presented by Diaghilev in 1910."
"An adaptation of Stravinsky's masterpiece, the Firebird, for 3 dancers with accompanying animation."
"An adaptation of the original work by Stravinsky. Considered to be one of the masterpieces of modern ballet."@en
"Entrant in the Dance Films Association's 32nd annual Dance on Camera Festival 2004. Film adaptation of a ballet first presented onstage in 2000 by the National Ballet of Canada (in co-production with the Houston Ballet and American Ballet Theatre), with sets and costumes by Santo Loquasto."
"Ballet performance of an adaptation of the Russian fairy tale."
"Christopher Wheeldon rehearses members of the Boston Ballet in his version of The firebird. This tape continues the run-through of the ballet, with dancers in full or partial costume, begun on *MGZIA 4-5014. Among the dancers are Adriana Suárez (the Firebird), Simon Ball (Ivan), and Larissa Ponomarenko (the Princess)."
"A ballet in which the Firebird, with the help of her lover, liberates herself from her family's strict bonds, while she becomes more and more human."
"The Royal Danish Ballet perform the Stravinsky ballet."
"The Firebird is kept in an enchanted garden where she is guarded by a Victorian family. With the help of her lover, the Firebird liberates herself from the family's strict traditions and becomes more and more human."
"Film adaptation of a ballet first presented onstage in 2000 by the National Ballet of Canada (in co-production with the Houston Ballet and American Ballet Theatre), with sets by Santo Loquasto."@en