New York City Ballet
The company that Balanchine built makes its triumphant return to the Opera House after 18 years.
- Mar. 3 - 7, 2004
- Opera House
- Approx 2 hours
- $45.00 - $110.00
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About
During the weeklong appearance, New York City Ballet will perform seven of Balanchine’s most enduring masterpieces. The repertory will include Apollo (1928), the oldest Balanchine work in NYCB’s repertory; Prodigal Son (1929), his powerful depiction of the biblical parable; Serenade (1934), the first ballet Balanchine choreographed after arriving in the United States; the dazzling Concerto Barocco (1941), set to Bach’s Concerto in D minor for Two Violins; Symphony in C (1947), one of his most beloved works; Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2 (1941), a ballet that demands virtuosity from its dancers; and Jewels (1967), Balanchine’s three-act abstract ballet.
Program:
March 3 and 6 evenings: Serenade, Apollo, and Symphony in C.
March 4 evening and 6 matinee: Concerto Barocco, Prodigal Son, and Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2
March 5 evening and 7 matinee & evening: Jewels
All ballets choreography by George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust.
Performances will be with live orchestra.
Artists
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Peter Martins
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New York City Ballet, View information on this performing company.
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Peter Martins, ballet master in chief
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Pyotr Tchaikovsky, music
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George Balanchine, George Balanchine co-founded and choreographed for the New York City Ballet.
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Lincoln Kirstein, Lincoln Kirstein co-founded the New York City Ballet.
Resources
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