Its antagonist performs the "Infernal Dance" after being bewitched by the title creature.
The premiere of this work omitted the title character from the final scene, which occurs after its protagonist breaks an egg. Its choreographer Michel Fokine played a character that falls in love with Vasilisa at its premiere. A descending chromatic motif in the strings represents a king in this work, while one scherzo from it depicts a dance by thirteen princesses playing a game with (*) golden apples. Its antagonist performs the "Infernal Dance" after being bewitched by the title creature. Kashchei the Immortal is defeated by Prince Ivan with the help of the title avian in, for ten points, what ballet, whose music was composed by Igor Stravinsky?
The premiere of this work omitted the title character from the final scene, which occurs after its protagonist breaks an egg.
The {Firebird} (accept L’{oiseau de feu})