Pulcinella (music by Igor Stravinsky) 1924: Le Beau Danube (music by Johann Strauss, arr. Roger Desormière) 1928: Ode (music by Nicolas Nabokov, scenario by Boris Kochno, designe by Pavel Tchelitchew) 1930: Le Sacre du printemps (music by Igor Stravinsky) 1933: Les Présages (to the music of Symphony No. 5 by Pyotr Tchaikovsky) 1933: Choreartium (to the music of Symphony No. 4 by Johannes Brahms) 1936: Symphonie fantastique (to the music of Symphonie fantastique by Hector Berlioz) 1938: Gaîté Parisienne (music by Jacques Offenbach, arr. Manuel Rosenthal) 1938: Seventh Symphony (music by Ludwig van Beethoven) 1938: Nobilissima Visione (music by Paul Hindemith) 1939: Capriccio Espagnol (music by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov; filmed in Warner Bros.' 1941 short Spanish Fiesta) 1942: Aleko (music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky) 1943: Mam'zelle Angot (music, Charles Lecocq) 1944: Mad Tristan (with sets, costumes, and artwork by Salvador Dalí) 1948: Capriccio (music by Igor Stravinsky) 1952: Laudes Evangelii (music by Valentino Bucchi, filmed for TV by Joan Kemp-Welch in 1961). Filmography See also List of Russian ballet dancers References Sources External links on Australia Dancing Leonide Massine watches a rehearsal of Parade - with images Massine-Ballet.com Grave site Archive film of Leonide Massine's Gaite Parisienne in 1948 at Jacob's Pillow Guide to Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo records concerning Leonide Massine at Houghton Library, Harvard University 1896 births 1979 deaths Dancers from Moscow Ballets Russes dancers Ballets Russes choreographers Ballet librettists Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo choreographers Russian male ballet dancers Choreographers of American Ballet Theatre Russian Christians White Russian emigrants to Germany Emigrants from the Russian Empire to Germany Russian LGBT people LGBT dancers