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Renard

Burlesque by Stravinsky, composed 1915–16 and first performed at Paris on 18 May 1922. In the performance, a vixen cajoles a cock out of a tree, but it is saved by the cat; during a second attempt the vixen is killed by the cat and a ram.
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