Editing Vaslav Nijinsky (section)

===In music===
* In 2011, composer [[Jade Esteban Estrada]] wrote the song "Beautiful" for the musical, ''ICONS: The Lesbian and Gay History of the World, Vol. 5''.
* A verse of the song "Dancing" from the album ''Mask'' (1981) by [[Bauhaus (band)|Bauhaus]] refers to Nijinsky "...Dancing on hallowed ground/Dancing Nijinsky style/Dancing with the lost and found...". He is also mentioned in the song "Muscle in Plastic" on the same album.
* A verse of the song "Prospettiva Nevskj" from the album ''Patriots'' (1980) by [[Franco Battiato]] quotes Nijinsky, his peculiar dancing style, and hints to his relation with Diaghilev: "''poi guardavamo con le facce assenti la grazia innaturale di Nijinsky. E poi di lui si innamorò perdutamente il suo impresario e dei balletti russi'' " (''then we were watching with emotionless faces the unnatural grace of Nijinsky. And then his manager fell desperately in love with him and the Russian Ballet'')
* A verse of the song "Do the Strand" from the album ''For Your Pleasure'' (1973) by [[Roxy Music]] refers to Nijinsky: "If you feel blue/ Look through Who's Who/ See La Goulue/ And Nijinsky/ Do the Strandsky."
* On his 2010 album ''[[Varieté (album)|Varieté]]'', English singer [[Marc Almond]] features a song called "My Nijinsky Heart" that is about wanting to bring out the dancer within.