Fauns in popular culture
16 entries in the Fauns in Popular Culture compendium.
Afternoon of a Faun (Nijinsky)A controversial 12-minute ballet that broke classical dance conventions.Afternoon of a Faun (Robbins)Neoclassical ballet of two dancers meeting in a studio.The Creatures of PrometheusBeethoven's only full-length ballet, premiered in 1801.Dark Hollow (novel)A satyr terrorizes a Pennsylvania town.Il dio vagabondoA satyr's quest for redemption in a modern world.Énée et Lavinie (Dauvergne)A tragédie lyrique by Antoine Dauvergne premiered in 1758.Les fêtes d'HébéOpéra-ballet by Rameau, premiered 1739, celebrated lyric arts.The Marble FaunLast of Hawthorne's four major romances, set in Italy.The Masque at KenilworthCantata recreating a 1575 masque for Queen Elizabeth.Merry Mount (opera)Hanson's only opera, premiered at the Met in 1934.Old Alton BridgeHistoric iron truss bridge linked to Texas ghostlore.Pan in popular cultureGreek deity widely referenced in modern popular culture.Pomone (opera)First French opera, premiered in 1671 by Cambert and Perrin.The Seasons (ballet)One-act allegorical ballet by Petipa and Glazunov.Servant of the DragonA fantasy novel in the Lord of the Isles series.Sylvia (ballet)Classical ballet revived by Ashton after initial obscurity.
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