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- Nobilissima visione est une suite orchestrale du compositeur allemand Paul Hindemith tirée du ballet homonyme composé en 1937 d'après les fresques consacrées à saint François d'Assise par le peintre Giotto dans la chapelle Bardi de la basilique Santa Croce à Florence.L'œuvre est créée en 1938 à Venise. (fr)
- Nobilissima visione (The Noblest Vision) is a 50-minute ballet (or, more precisely, a "dance legend") in six scenes by Paul Hindemith, originally choreographed by Léonide Massine for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. The libretto by Hindemith and Massine depicts episodes from the life of Saint Francis of Assisi. The work was completed in February 1938 and premiered at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London on 21 July 1938, with sets and costumes by Pavel Tchelitchew and under the baton of the composer. He led one performance of the new ballet at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York (for which the title was temporarily altered to Saint Francis) on 14 October of the same year. After the ballet premiere, Hindemith extracted a 20-minute orchestral suite (retaining the Nobilissima visione name) in three movements, using five of the original eleven movements: 1.
* Introduction and Rondo 2.
* March and Pastorale 3.
* Passacaglia The first performance of the suite in Venice was at Teatro La Fenice on 13 September 1938 and has become a regularly programmed orchestral work. Though the ballet was originally scored for a small orchestra, the suite was for a full symphony orchestra from the outset. The suite does not attempt to follow the action of the ballet, instead Hindemith extracted only those portions of the score which he felt would be most effective in the concert hall. Hindemith himself conducted the Philharmonia Orchestra in a 21 November 1956 stereophonic recording of the suite, which was released by EMI. (en)
- 『気高い幻想』（けだかいげんそう、イタリア語：Nobilissima visione）は、パウル・ヒンデミットが1938年に作曲したバレエ音楽。アッシジのフランチェスコの生涯を題材とする。振付はレオニード・マシーンによる。後に管弦楽組曲に改作された。『いと高き幻想』、『至高の幻想』などと訳される場合もある。ヒンデミットの作品の中で人気の高いもののひとつである。 (ja)
- «Достосла́внейшее виде́ние» (лат. Nobilissima Visione < лат. visio; англ. The Noblest Vision) — одноактный балет (хореографическая легенда) о жизни Франциска Ассизского в 6 картинах (11 номеров) в постановке Л. Ф. Мясина на музыку П. Хиндемита. Либретто композитора и балетмейстера, сценография П. Ф. Челищева. Впервые представлен труппой Русский балет Монте-Карло 21 июля 1938 года в театре Друри-Лейн, Лондон. (ru)
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- Nobilissima visione est une suite orchestrale du compositeur allemand Paul Hindemith tirée du ballet homonyme composé en 1937 d'après les fresques consacrées à saint François d'Assise par le peintre Giotto dans la chapelle Bardi de la basilique Santa Croce à Florence.L'œuvre est créée en 1938 à Venise. (fr)
- 『気高い幻想』（けだかいげんそう、イタリア語：Nobilissima visione）は、パウル・ヒンデミットが1938年に作曲したバレエ音楽。アッシジのフランチェスコの生涯を題材とする。振付はレオニード・マシーンによる。後に管弦楽組曲に改作された。『いと高き幻想』、『至高の幻想』などと訳される場合もある。ヒンデミットの作品の中で人気の高いもののひとつである。 (ja)
- «Достосла́внейшее виде́ние» (лат. Nobilissima Visione < лат. visio; англ. The Noblest Vision) — одноактный балет (хореографическая легенда) о жизни Франциска Ассизского в 6 картинах (11 номеров) в постановке Л. Ф. Мясина на музыку П. Хиндемита. Либретто композитора и балетмейстера, сценография П. Ф. Челищева. Впервые представлен труппой Русский балет Монте-Карло 21 июля 1938 года в театре Друри-Лейн, Лондон. (ru)
- Nobilissima visione (The Noblest Vision) is a 50-minute ballet (or, more precisely, a "dance legend") in six scenes by Paul Hindemith, originally choreographed by Léonide Massine for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. The libretto by Hindemith and Massine depicts episodes from the life of Saint Francis of Assisi. The work was completed in February 1938 and premiered at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London on 21 July 1938, with sets and costumes by Pavel Tchelitchew and under the baton of the composer. He led one performance of the new ballet at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York (for which the title was temporarily altered to Saint Francis) on 14 October of the same year. (en)
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- Nobilissima Visione (fr)
- 気高い幻想 (ja)
- Nobilissima Visione (en)
- Достославнейшее видение (ru)
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