City Ballet Review: History, Rarity and an Odd, Fascinating Solo - News Summed Up

City Ballet Review: History, Rarity and an Odd, Fascinating Solo


“Episodes” was an unprecedented joint venture for Graham and Balanchine, the monarchs of modern dance and ballet. But because the Graham portion and Balanchine’s solo for Taylor fell away — and because the solo was restored, under Taylor’s guidance, only after Balanchine’s death, only to fall away again — there are questions of authenticity and influence. The image that has stuck to it is the one that Taylor said Balanchine gave him: a fly in a glass of milk. Compared with City Ballet dancers, though, Mr. Trusnovec is another species. (The effect will likely be softened when Jovani Furlan, a terrific recruit from Miami City Ballet, takes over the role later this month.)


Source: New York Times February 07, 2020 18:45 UTC



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