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About Igor Stravinsky

Igor Stravinsky remains one of the most revolutionary composers of the 20th century, whose career spanned over seven decades and reshaped the landscape of classical music. Born in 1882 into a musical family—his father was a principal bass at Saint Petersburg's Mariinsky Theater—Stravinsky initially pursued law but soon turned to composition, studying under the distinguished Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov. His early orchestral works, including *Scherzo fantastique* and *Fireworks*, caught the eye of impresario Sergei Diaghilev, leading to a landmark collaboration.

Stravinsky's global fame skyrocketed with his ballets commissioned by Diaghilev: *The Firebird* (1909-1910), *Petrushka* (1910-1911), and the notorious *The Rite of Spring* (1911-1913). The premiere of *The Rite of Spring* famously sparked a riot, cementing Stravinsky’s avant-garde status. After World War I, Stravinsky shifted toward neoclassicism, producing significant works like *Pulcinella* (1919-1920), *Symphony of Psalms* (1930), and the opera *The Rake’s Progress* (1948-1951).

Relocating to California in 1940, Stravinsky embraced new compositional methods under the mentorship of Robert Craft, adopting twelve-tone techniques that shaped his later masterpieces, including *Movements* (1958-1959) and *Requiem Canticles* (1965-1966). Beyond composing, he was an active conductor and pianist, tirelessly promoting his innovative music worldwide. Passing away in 1971, Igor Stravinsky’s dynamic evolution—from Russian nationalist roots to groundbreaking modernism—continues to influence generations of musicians, securing his legacy as a pivotal figure in music history.

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