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II. Katscheï’s enchanted garden

III. Appearance of Ivan Tsarevitch making after the Firebird

V. The Firebird Captured By Ivan Tsarevitch

VII. Appearance Of The Thirteen Enchanted Princesses

VIII. The Princesses Play With The Golden Apples

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IX. Sudden Appearance Of Prince Ivan

XI. Infernal Dance Of Katscheï’s Daemons

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XIII. Disappearance Of The Palace And Spells Of Katscheï - Waking Of The Petrified Knights - General Gladness

Igor Stravinsky

Petrushka (1947 version) Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: I. Fair in St. Petersburg

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Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: II. An organ-grinder appears

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: III. He starts playing his instrument

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: IV. A street dancer playing his instrument

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Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: V. Two Drums parade in front of a small puppet theatre

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: VI. The Magician starts his conjuring trick

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: VII. He performs a flute solo

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: VIII. Three dolls lie, lifeless

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: IX. The Magician anews birth to them

Picture I “The Shrove-Tide”: X. They Dance before the crowd

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Picture II “At Petrushka’s Room”: I. Petrushka’s Melancholy

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Picture II “At Petrushka’s Room”: II. The Ballerina enters his cell

Picture II “At Petrushka’s Room”: III. He Starts dancing

Picture II “At Petrushka’s Room”: IV. Frightened, she flies

Picture II “At Petrushka’s Room”: V. Petrushka’s despair

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Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: I. The Moor is stretched out on a sofa

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: II. He Juggles with a coconut

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: III. He Tries to split it with his sabre...

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: IV. ...Without success - He first becomes furious...

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: V. ...Then prostates himself before this object, which resists him

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: VI. Holding a valve cornet, the Ballerina enters and dances while playing

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: VII. The Moor begins a grotesque waltz with her

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Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: VIII. Petrushka bursts in unannounced, mad with jealousy

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: IX. The Moor and Petrushka quarrel

Picture III “At the Moor’s Room”: X. The Moor grabs his rival and throws him outside

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: I. The Crowd

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Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: II. Nursemaid’s Dance

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Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: III. A Bear leader arrives with his animal

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: IV. They move off

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: V. A Tipsy merchant accompagnied by gispsy singers distributes...

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: VI. Gipsies’ Dance

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: VII. Cabmen’s and Stablemen’s Dance

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Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: VIII. A Group of maskers lead everyone in a dizzying whirl

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: IX. The Masked Devil provokes the crowd

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: X. Crowd’s Dance

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Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XI. Ceasing of the Dances - Appearance of Petrushka, pursued by...

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XII. The Moor strikes Petrushka a blow witgh his sabre - He collapses

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XIII. Petrushka dies in the snow

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XIV. A Policeman arrives

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XV. The Showman hastens to calm everyone down

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XVI. In his hands, Petrushka once again becomes a puppet

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XVII. The Crowd disperses - The Showman remains alone

Picture IV “The Shrove-Tide at night”: XVIII. Appearance of Petrushka’s ghost - The Showman, terrorized...