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Works and Process: Two Interpretations of Music by David Lang
Last year, the Guggenheim’s Works & Process series commissioned two choreographers, Larry Keigwin and Peter Quanz, to each choreograph a piece to Steve Reich’s Double Sextet. The results were presented side by side at the Guggenheim last September, and provided … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, Dance, Morphoses, music, New York City, Videos
Tagged Dance, David Lang, Guggenheim, jessica lang, Larry Keigwin, Morphoses, New York City, Peter Quanz, pontus lidberg, Steve Reich, Works and Process
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Steve Reich Interpreted Through Dance
Ryoji Sasamoto and Ashley Browne with Aaron Carr (standing) in Larry Keigwin’s Sidewalk, Works & Process at the Guggenheim, photo © 2009 Richard Termine When two choreographers create works set to the same music, is it useful to make comparisons? … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Carr, Amanda Green, Ashley Browne, ballet, Dance, Double Sextet, Guggenheim Museum, In Tandem, Jo-Ann Sundermeier, Kristina Hanna, Larry Keigwin, Liz Riga, Matthew Baker, Maureya Lebowitz, nancy dalva, Peter Quanz, Richard Termine, Ryoji Sasamoto, Sidewalk, Steve Reich, Vanessa Lawson, Works and Process at the Guggenheim, Yosuke Mino
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Mandance Project at the Joyce
In 2004, American choreographer Eliot Feld made a clear move away from classical ballet when he premiered his Mandance Project (which includes women in spite of its misleading name). Feld is undeniably creative, but in Mandance’s current season at The … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, criticism, Dance, Joyce Theater, modern dance, New York City, Reviews
Tagged ballet, Ballet Tech, Dance, Dust, Eliot Feld, Ennio Morricone, Ha-Chi Yu, Joyce Theater, Laraaji, Mandance Project, New York City, Proverb, Radiance, Steve Reich, The Spaghetti Ballet, Wu-Kang Chen
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New York City Ballet’s Tribute to Nureyev
NYCB dancers in Douglas Lee’s Lifecasting, photo by Paul Kolnik George Balanchine is a lucky man. Every year he receives a new ballet on his birthday, January 22, from New York City Ballet. This year, the company not only honored … Continue reading
Posted in Balanchine, ballet, christopher wheeldon, Dance, International, music, New York City, New York City Ballet, Reviews, Robert Fairchild, wendy whelan
Tagged Abi Stafford, After the Rain, Angelin Preljocaj, Arvo Part, ashley bouder, Balanchine, ballet, christopher wheeldon, douglas lee, flower festival in genzano, George Balanchine, Gonzalo Garcia, Joaquin De Luz, la stravaganza, lifecasting, music, new combinations, New York City, New York City Ballet, paul kolnik, Rachel Rutherford, Robert Fairchild, rudolf nureyev, rudolf nureyev fund for emerging choreographers, ryoji ikeda, Sebastien Marcovici, Steve Reich, Tchaikovsky, theme and variations, Tiler Peck, Vivaldi, wendy whelan
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