Petrushka (Pétrouchka)

by Igor Stravinsky (1881-1971); written in 1910

FZ album(s) in which song has appeared

Scene I

 

Tour(s) on which song is known to have been performed (main source: FZShows, v. 7.1)

 

Comments

Foggy G, "The Songs That Were Played," We're Only In It For The Touring

1968: This charming little piece appears several times in the 60's as part two of the ridiculous little medley that appears on "Tis the Season to Be Jelly". The medley consists of "You Didn't Try To Call Me"-> "Petrushka"-> Bristol Stomp"-> "Baby Love"-> Big Leg Emma", and the '68 version is essentially performed as on that Beat the Boots track.

A partial list of Petrushka quotes, compiled by Charles Ulrich

Absolutely Free (The Shrovetide Fair/The Crowds in Status Back Baby)
1967-1969 (The Shrovetide Fair/The Crowds regularly in Status Back Baby)
67/09/30 Stockholm (Russian Dance in You Didn't Try To Call Me medley, as heard on 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly)
68/04/20 (late) New York (The Shrovetide Fair in opening jam; Russian Dance in You Didn't Try To Call Me medley)
68/04/28 (early) Detroit (Russian Dance in Mr. Green Genes)
69/02/23 (early) Toronto (Russian Dance in Pound For A Brown)
69/08/10 Warrensville Heights (Russian Dance in jam)
1971 (The Shrovetide Fair/The Crowds regularly in Status Back Baby, as heard on Playground Psychotics)
79/02/18 (late) London (The Crowds in Inca Roads, as edited out of Gee, I Like Your Pants)
80/06/08 Dortmund (The Crowds in Pound For A Brown)
80/11/29 (late) Chicago (The Crowds in The Torture Never Stops)
80/11/30 Des Moines (a different passage from The Crowds in The Torture Never Stops)

Any more?

 

Conceptual Continuity

More Stravinsky:

 

 

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