Its second version, which appeared in 1947, included such revisions as replacing several legato passages with staccato accompaniment and the changing of some metronome markings.  
Its second version, which appeared in 1947, included such revisions as replacing several legato passages with staccato accompaniment and the changing of some metronome markings.  It opens at a Shrovetide gathering, with the title character freeing himself from the Showman, and returns to the gathering in Scene III, in which the title character's rival, the Moor, wins the love of the Ballerina.  This "Burlesque in 4 scenes," was co-written by Alexandre Benois.  For 10 points - name this ballet centering on the title puppet at a fair, with music by Igor Stravinsky.
Its second version, which appeared in 1947, included such revisions as replacing several legato passages with staccato accompaniment and the changing of some metronome markings.  
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