Suzanne Farrell ©️ The George Balanchine Trust source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDhq5WIJekB/?igsh=MTlrb2ptdjBxaTVvbQ== | Ballet Mon Amour

Last spring, George Balanchine's Errante returned to the stage after over 30 years. With coaching by former Principal Dancer Suzanne Farrell, who originated the lead role, Balanchine's fiery work reemerges with spellbinding energy. See Errante this spring on the All Ravel program, celebrating 50 years since the company's Ravel Festival in 1975: nycballet.com/ravel Featuring Principal Dancer Mira Nadon | New York City Ballet

The third and final section of George Balanchine’s Jewels, Diamonds, is a spectacle that reflects the classical Russian style that Balanchine was originally trained in while studying at the Mariinsky Theatre as a boy. Suzanne Farrell and Jacques d’Amboise, who regularly performed together, originated the leading roles in the glistening section. Diamonds is set to Tschaikovsky’s Symphony No. 3 in D major, Op. 29, which he composed in 1875 right before creating the iconic score for Swan Lake. Diam

Qué maravilla Suzanne Farrell y Sean Lavery en este fragmento del PDD de Chaconne de G. Balanchine. Chaconne pertenece a una suite de danzas de la ópera Orfeo y Euridice de C. W. Gluck. Fuente: John Hall | Ballet del Occidente