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Repost: Tutus and Tendus With New York City Ballet
5/17/15: If the New York City Ballet has one signature piece, it’s Symphony in C. George Balanchine’s 1967 choreography to the Bizet piece is very simple and pure, but it’s utterly breathtaking. It was the first ballet I ever saw, and it’s stayed with me all these years. I vividly remember pretending I was dancing George’s beautiful choreography to get through the boredom of tendus in ballet class.
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Firsts
Repost: (Birds of) Paradise by the Dashboard Light
The Heart of the Matter
Ballet NOW
Hulu/Vulcan Productions
Creatures of Light
Photo credit: NOAA.
Blue Planet II
BBC One
AWAKEN:
AWAKEN by Tom Lowe
Of all the beautiful things about which I have posted over the years, I think this may be the most incredible. And that’s really saying something.
Only You
A Match Made in Washington Square Park
Ricky Syers
Daddy Issues
Artist Joe Fenton has made a short film you NEED to see. Continue reading
Tutus and Tendus With New York City Ballet:
Symphony in C dress rehearsal ©Paul Kolnik
(Birds of) Paradise by the Dashboard Light:
Superb Bird-of-Paradise (Lophorina superba)
Not Gonna Miss You
©Capitol Records 1978
Glen Campbell is finished with music. Continue reading
Fuzzy Slippers or Not, She’s Still Got Those Legs!
©Brigitte Lacombe
My OBT 