Serenade, the first ballet Balanchine choreographed in America is a romantic work of immense sweep, set to a transcendent Tschaikovsky score. See it on Masters at Work: Balanchine & Cunningham OCT 5 eve, 10, 12 mat & eve. | New York City Ballet
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Serenade, the first ballet Balanchine choreographed in America is a romantic work of immense sweep, set to a transcendent Tschaikovsky score. See it on Masters at Work: Balanchine & Cunningham OCT 5 eve, 10, 12 mat & eve. | New York City Ballet
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🩰✨ "You'll be amazed by the New York City Ballet's performance of George Balanchine's Serenade, set to the music of Tchaikovsky. It's the first work by the composer to be created by the co-founder of the New York City Ballet when he arrived in America in 1934. 🩰✨ https://bit.ly/4dGapKH | medici.tv
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🩰✨ "You'll be amazed by the New York City Ballet's performance of George Balanchine's Serenade, set to the music of Tchaikovsky. It's the first work by the composer to be created by the co-founder of the New York City Ballet when he arrived in America in 1934. 🩰✨ https://bit.ly/4dGapKH | medici.tv
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Exploring Balanchine's Serenade Choreography
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Exploring Balanchine's Serenade Choreography
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Opening Program Seven – Movements of Genius is one of the world's most beloved ballets, George Balanchine's Serenade. Experience the beauty of Balanchine's Serenade, a mesmerizing ballet set to Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings. Created in 1934, Serenade was Balanchine's first ballet in the U.S. Balanchine described Serenade as "simply dancers in motion to a beautiful piece of music. The only story is the music's story, a serenade, a dance…" With its stunning formations, emotional depth, and si
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Opening Program Seven – Movements of Genius is one of the world's most beloved ballets, George Balanchine's Serenade. Experience the beauty of Balanchine's Serenade, a mesmerizing ballet set to Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings. Created in 1934, Serenade was Balanchine's first ballet in the U.S. Balanchine described Serenade as "simply dancers in motion to a beautiful piece of music. The only story is the music's story, a serenade, a dance…" With its stunning formations, emotional depth, and si
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Fall Replay: We celebrated 90 years of The School of American Ballet this past fall with a special one-night program featuring a performance of George Balanchine's Serenade by advanced SAB students. Were you in the audience October 1 to experience Serenade this fall? | New York City Ballet
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Fall Replay: We celebrated 90 years of The School of American Ballet this past fall with a special one-night program featuring a performance of George Balanchine's Serenade by advanced SAB students. Were you in the audience October 1 to experience Serenade this fall? | New York City Ballet
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‘Serenade’ is one of the ballet world’s most iconic and timeless works. Created by George Balanchine and first performed in 1934 by students of the School of American Ballet, ‘Serenade’ was Balanchine’s first original ballet in America, later being performed countless times around the world. Set to Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings, the ballet’s includes sweeping blue costumes, shifting formations, and striking integration of chance events from rehearsal into choreography. Originally a lesson i
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The 'Russian Girl' gets knocked down...but she gets up again. Experience plotless drama at its most crystalline during Serenade on this fall's All Balanchine V program: nycballet.com/season-and-tickets/fall-2023/all-balanchine-i/ | New York City Ballet
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Serenade Sneak Peek 👀Did you know the iconic opening pose of Serenade came from the dancers shielding their eyes from the sun during rehearsal, which Balanchine decided to keep in the choreography? (🎥: Jasmine Jimison and SF Ballet in rehearsal for Balanchine's Serenade) | San Francisco Ballet
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Last night, New York City Ballet had the privilege of opening our first onstage program in over 18 months with George Balanchine's Serenade to an in-person full house at Lincoln Center. Relive the moment as the curtain rises, as if hoisted by the notes of Tschaikovsky's Serenade for Strings in C, on this emotional and momentous occasion. To view other opportunities to see Serenade during the 21-22 season, visit nycballet.com/serenade #CityBalletisBack | New York City Ballet
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One of the most visually compelling moments in George Balanchine's SERENADE is when the Waltz Girl falls dramatically to the floor and her hair comes undone. Before our students take the stage to dance this iconic ballet at our Workshop Benefit tonight, watch as students Maya and Ariel explain how they achieve this bit of stage magic and how it feels to be a part of this historic ballet on SAB's 90th anniversary year. | The School of American Ballet
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Principal Dancers Emilie Gerrity and Sara Mearns and Soloist Davide Riccardo bringing drama and mystique to the final movement of George Balanchine’s Serenade, which opened our Winter 2026 season last night. #newyorkcityballet #balanchine #tchaikovsky #ballet
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With its impressive corps de ballet of female dancers, George Balanchine's SERENADE has a wonderful thematic of community, friendship, and sisterhood. These feelings are perhaps most accentuated in this sequence with just five dancers, as they join hands and move together, winding and unwinding into a huddle, then back to a line. In its enigmatic simplicity, we glimpse the special bond between budding ballerinas - a truly unique shared experience that comes from spending years learning this beau
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SERENADE, IN REHEARSAL // A ballet shaped by feeling, chance, and light. Watching it come back to life in rehearsal is a reminder of why this ballet still feels so personal, so moving—nearly a century later. Serenade returns to the stage in our next program, Into the Magic City. Feb 20–Mar 1 | Miami & West Palm Beach | Miami City Ballet
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Sensuous and shimmering beauty ✨ With its extreme speed, dynamism and athleticism, Balanchine’s choreography pushed the boundaries of the art form. We went into the Costume Revival Workroom to learn more about the costumes for Serenade, and find out how they are made to look weightless and flow with the movement of the dancers. 'Balanchine: Three Signature Works' explores the choreography of the man who defined American ballet, and comes to our Main Stage on 28 March: https://bit.ly/40GreS3 | Ro
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The first ballet Balanchine made in America. The first ballet danced by countless apprentices on the NYCB stage. The first ballet the Company performed after its 19-month pandemic-driven hiatus. Much like its choreography, the significance of Serenade within the ballet canon begs no explanation. Here, several generations of New York City Ballet artists express its significance to their personal artistry. Experience the harbinger of an era in dance this fall on the All Balanchine V program: nycba
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One of the most iconic ballets of all time…✨ George Balanchine’s “Serenade,” a shimmering masterpiece that changed the course of ballet in America, takes the stage in just 2 weeks in Indianapolis Ballet’s “Ethereal Blue to Fiery Red.” Set to Tchaikovsky’s lush score and filled with sweeping lines and moonlit emotion, this is pure poetry in motion. ETHEREAL BLUE TO FIERY RED 📍 Tobias Theater at Newfields 📅 January 30 - February 1 Experience both beauty and legacy. Tickets are on sale now at the
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SERENADE in the studios. 💙 Colorado Ballet performs this beautiful and iconic masterpiece by George Balanchine tomorrow at Vail Dance Festival. Details at https://vaildance.org/event/dance-for-2024/. 👈 📽: Artists of Colorado Ballet. SERENADE Choreography by George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust | Colorado Ballet
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SERENADE // The first ballet Balanchine made in America. The first ballet danced by countless apprentices on the NYCB stage. The first ballet the Company performed after its 19-month pandemic-driven hiatus. Much like its choreography, the significance of Serenade within the ballet canon begs no explanation. Here, several generations of New York City Ballet artists express its significance to their personal artistry. Tap the #linkinbio to experience the harbinger of an era this fall on the All Ba
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