The main character sees thirteen princesses after a descending string chromatic motif signals that he is in the realm of Kastchei the Immortal.
One costume for this ballet was designed by Léon Bakst, and one score's second tableau contains the portion "Captive Warriors Emerge From Spell." Three harps and quadruple strings were used in its first scoring, which notably did not contain the "Berceuse." The main character sees thirteen princesses after a descending string chromatic motif signals that he is in the realm of Kastchei the Immortal. Several creatures dance "the Infernal Dance" after the title figure keeps its promise to Ivan. For 10 points, name this Igor Stravinsky ballet about a mythical avian.
One costume for this ballet was designed by Léon Bakst, and one score's second tableau contains the portion "Captive Warriors Emerge From Spell.
The {Firebird} [or L'{Oiseau de feu}]