Something happened May 29, 1913, when composer Igor Stravinsky debuted “The Rite of Spring” as music for a ballet in Paris.

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But the Finnish composer Einojuhani Rautavaara went one step further than them all by having his own field recordings of birds star as the solo instrument in his 1972 piece “Cantus Arcticus: Concerto ...

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Nicolas Altstaedt joins the Philharmonia for the UK premiere of Erkki-Sven Tüür's Second Cello Concerto, framed by two of Stravinsky's thrilling ballet scores. Show more Nicolas Altstaedt joins ...

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The centrepiece of this concert was a Stravinsky ballet composed that same year, Petrushka. Even in the 1947 version Stravinsky made for smaller orchestra, the Parisians almost spilled off the ...