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New York City Ballet’s American Music Festival
The past year has been a festival-heavy one for New York City Ballet, and while the fall and winter seasons showcased works with scores by Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky, the first three weeks of New York City Ballet’s spring season celebrated … Continue reading
Posted in Balanchine, ballet, criticism, Dance, History, Jerome Robbins, music, New York City, New York City Ballet, Reviews, Teresa Reichlen, wendy whelan
Tagged Adrian Danchig-Waring, american music festival, Andrew Veyette, ashley laracey, ballet, chase finlay, Dance, George Balanchine, Georgina Pazcoguin, Glass Pieces, Hershy Kay, Jared Angle, jazz, Jerome Robbins, Megan Fairchild, New York City Ballet, NY Export: Opus Jazz, Philip Glass, Robert Prince, taylor stanley, Teresa Reichlen, wendy whelan, Western Symphony
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Quadruple Bill at New York City Ballet
Last Wednesday evening, in the final week of its winter season, New York City Ballet presented an array of pieces that spanned from 1957 to 2010. Plainspoken, Benjamin Millepied’s most recent ballet for the company (which premiered last year) featured … Continue reading
Posted in Balanchine, ballet, Dance, music, New York City, New York City Ballet, Reviews, Sterling Hyltin, wendy whelan
Tagged anthony huxley, Balanchine, ballet, Benjamin Millepied, Craig Hall, Dance, David Lang, George Balanchine, Glass Pieces, Jerome Robbins, Joaquin De Luz, Megan Fairchild, New York City, New York City Ballet, Philip Glass, plainspoken, Sterling Hyltin, Tiler Peck, wendy whelan
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Crossing the Line 2010
Once again, the lineup for FIAF’s annual Crossing the Line festival looks fantastic. The offerings include performances by Raimund Houghe, Farm City’s fair, film, and tour celebrating urban agriculture, a site-specific performance of the play Hetero, Willi Dorner’s Bodies in … Continue reading
Danspace Project Honors Philip Glass
At its annual gala on April 27th, Danspace Project will honor Philip Glass. Considered one of the greatest composers of the late 20th century, Glass will be honored for his significant contributions to American dance and his major impact on … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, modern dance, music, New York City
Tagged Ashley MacIsaac, chuck close, Dance, Danspace Project, gala, jon gibson, judy hussie-taylor, kate garroway, Laurie Anderson, Lucinda Childs, molissa fenley, New York City, pedja muzijevic, Philip Glass, Richard Serra, st. mark's church in the bowery, susan marshal and company, timothy fain
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