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New York City Ballet – Bach to Glass: A Musical Odyssey II

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Evan

NYCB dancers in the final pose from Robbins’ Glass Pieces, photo by Paul Kolnik Tuesday evening’s program at New York City Ballet took the audience on a musical journey from Bach’s solo piano and solo cello pieces, to an early … Continue reading →

Posted in ballet, criticism, Dance, Dance writing, International, music, New York City Ballet, Photography, Reviews, wendy whelan | Tagged 2 and 3 Part Inventions, A Suite of Dances, Adrian Danchig-Waring, Akhnaten, Alban Berg, Bach, Bach to Glass, ballet, Baryshinkov, Baryshnikov, Charles Askegard, choreography, Dance, Facades, Glass Pieces, Glassworks, In Memory Of, Jacques Moatti, Jared Angle, Jerome Robbins, Maria Kowroski, New York City Ballet, Nicolas Le Riche, NYCB reviews, Paris Opera Ballet, paul kolnik, Philip Glass, Philip Neal, Rebecca Krohn, Rubric, School of American Ballet, Tyler Angle, wendy whelan, White Oak Dance Project | 4 Comments

New York City Ballet – Baroque to Jazz: A Musical Odyssey

Posted on May 22, 2008 by Evan

Rachel Rutherford and Craig Hall in N.Y. Export: Opus Jazz, photo by Paul Kolnik The Jerome Robbins Celebration is well underway at NYCB, now in its fourth week of the spring season. Although I’ve already seen several Robbins ballets since … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Dance, music, New York City Ballet, Reviews, wendy whelan | Tagged Adrian Danchig-Waring, Amar Ramasar, ashley bouder, Bach, ballet, Baroque to Jazz, Ben Shahn, Brandenburg, Charles Askegard, Chopin, Craig Hall, Dance, Georgina Pazcoguin, Gonzalo Garcia, In the Night, Janie Taylor, Jared Angle, Jerome Robbins, Megan Fairchild, New York City Ballet, NY Export: Opus Jazz, NYCB reviews, Philip Neal, piano, Rachel Rutherford, Rebecca Krohn, Robert Prince, sara mearns, sean suozzi, Tyler Angle, wendy whelan, West Side Story | Leave a comment

New York City Ballet – Symphonic Balanchine

Posted on May 1, 2008 by Evan

There was definitely a beginning-of-the-season buzz in the air at the NY State Theater on Wednesday night. I heard plenty of snippets of gossip about dancers, and just as many opinions about their dancing. But the mood shifted ever so … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, music, Reviews | Tagged Abi Stafford, Adam Hendrickson, Adrian Danchig-Waring, Albert Evans, Allegra Kent, ballet, ballet review, Bizet, Charles Askegard, damian woetzel, Daniel Ulbricht, George Balanchine, Hershy Kay, Jonathan Stafford, Kathryn Morgan, New York City, New York City Ballet, nycb, Peter Martins, sara mearns, Savannah Lowery, Sterling Hyltin, Stravinsky, Symphony in C, Symphony in Three Movements, Teresa Reichlen, wendy whelan, Western Symphony | Leave a comment

All-American and Not a Tutu in Sight

Posted on February 23, 2008 by Evan

American Songs and Dances is a fitting title for the New York City Ballet program I saw on Wednesday night, which included Thou Swell, Ives, Songs, and West Side Story Suite. These are all period pieces, occurring at a specific … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, music, Photography, Reviews | Tagged Adrian Danchig-Waring, Andrew Veyette, Charles Askegard, Charles Ives, David Prottas, Faye Arthurs, Georgina Pazcoguin, Gretchen Smith, Ives Songs, Jared Angle, Jerome Robbins, Justin Peck, Kathryn Morgan, Leonard Bernstein, New York City Ballet, Peter Martins, Richard Rogers, Robert Fairchild, Robert LaFosse, Thou Swell, wendy whelan, West Side Story, West Side Story Suite | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Charles Askegard

New York City Ballet – Bach to Glass: A Musical Odyssey II

New York City Ballet – Baroque to Jazz: A Musical Odyssey

New York City Ballet – Symphonic Balanchine

All-American and Not a Tutu in Sight

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