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Russian ballet dancer and choreographer (1880–1942)

Also known as: Fokine, Michael Fokine, Michail Fokin, Michail Fokine, Michail Michailowitsch Fokin, Mikhail Fokine

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Serge Lifar1905–1986
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Marius Petipa1818–1910
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His memoirs depict the classical Imperial ballet tradition that Fokine's writings react against. (AI reason)
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Cyril W. Beaumont1891–1976
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Protiv techenii͡a︡
Fokine, memoirs of a ballet master
Les ballets de Madame Ida Rubinstein
[L'oiseau de feu note-book used for the original production. Notes and drawings are by Michel Fokine]
"The dying swan,"