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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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Fall for Dance: Opening Night
The ninth annual Fall For Dance festival opened on Thursday evening at City Center with the usual fanfare. The atrium next to the theater buzzed with excitement, and plenty of people without tickets waited near the box office for last-minute … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, criticism, Dance, Dance writing, International, music, New York City, Reviews
Tagged astrid boons, balletboyz, christopher wheeldon, Craig Hall, Dance, Fall for Dance, fang-yi sheu, jared grimes, nederlands dans theater, New York City, Paul Lightfoot, quentin roger, Sol Leon, Tyler Angle, wendy whelan
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New York City Ballet’s Greek Trilogy
New York City Ballet’s four-week fall season opened last week with a celebration of George Balanchine and Igor Stravinsky’s remarkable collaboration. Not only did Wednesday’s program feature works that highlight their partnership, but it also formed a Greek trilogy. Apollo … Continue reading
Posted in Balanchine, ballet, criticism, Dance, music, New York City, New York City Ballet
Tagged agon, Amar Ramasar, apollo, Balanchine, ballet, chase finlay, Dance, George Balanchine, Igor Stravinsky, Janie Taylor, Maria Kowroski, New York City, New York City Ballet, orpheus, Sebastien Marcovici, Teresa Reichlen
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Why Dance in the Art World?
It’s a very good question, and one that certainly deserves attention considering the art world’s recent surge of interest in dance. This topic is the subject of an upcoming event, Why Dance in the Art World?, which will explore the history … Continue reading
Posted in art, criticism, Dance, Education, History, New York City
Tagged art, Dance, david velasco, jennifer homans, jenny schlenzka, New York City, NYU Steinhardt, Performa, ralph lemon, RoseLee Goldberg
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