The protagonist falls in love with one of the thirteen princesses he meets midway in his journey, but the princesses are under the spell of the green-fingered giant.
The protagonist falls in love with one of the thirteen princesses he meets midway in his journey, but the princesses are under the spell of the green-fingered giant. The protagonist, Ivan Tsarevich, is threatened to be turned to stone by this giant Kaschei, but he summons the title figure with a feather who shows him to smash the magic egg that is the secret of Kaschei's immortality and thereby kills the giant, rescues his princess, and lives happily ever after. Choreographed by Michael Fokine and written for Diaghilev's Balles Russes, FTP, identify this ballet, the first success of Igor Stravinsky.
The protagonist falls in love with one of the thirteen princesses he meets midway in his journey, but the princesses are under the spell of the green-fingered giant.
The {Firebird} or L’{oiseau de feu}