The story has inspired the creation of several notable adaptations. One of the best known is Russian composer Igor Stravinsky's opera "Le Rossignol" (1914, rev. 1962), a 35-minute, 3-act opera with a libretto by the composer and Stepan Mitusov. "Le chant du rossignol", a 20-minute symphonic poem was constructed by Stravinsky from the opera's score in 1917 and accompanied a ballet presented in 1920 by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes with sets by Henri Matisse and choreography by Léonide Massine. The tale has seen two noteworthy animated film productions: Lotte Reiniger's shadow puppet production "The Chinese Nightingale" in 1927, and Czech Jiří Trnka's "The Emperor's Nightingale" in 1948.