Three ballets, one brilliant program. In Jewels, George Balanchine captures the perfume of France, the pulse of America, and the grandeur of Russian ballet—each radiating its own poignant elegance and spirit. Watch moments from each ballet, then get your tickets to experience how they unite in one dazzling performance, only on stage until Nov 16 >> https://bit.ly/4mhfHAd Video of Lia Cirio, Patrick Yocum, Chisako Oga, Sun Woo Lee, WanTing Zhao, Sydney Williams, Alexis Workowski, Lasha Khozashvil

One of the greatest jewels of world ballet — “Giselle” — returns to the stage! Grand Kyiv Ballet invites you to a production that merges tenderness, drama, mysticism, and the unique poetry of dance. You will witness the touching story of a young woman who loved too deeply and forgave even when her heart was broken. This performance is filled with powerful emotions, beautiful music, and the inspiring mastery of the dancers. Give yourself the chance to feel the power of art that lives through the

A glittering ruby red pas de deux ♦ George Balanchine’s ballet Jewels was inspired by the beauty of gem stones, using emeralds, rubies and diamonds as starting points to explore an array of musical and dance styles. Rubies – the second movement – draws on the jazz-age energy of New York, set to the music of Stravinsky. George Balanchine was born on this day in 1904. 📸 Sarah Lamb and Steven McRae perform the pas de deux from the 'Rubies' movement. | Royal Ballet And Opera

29K views · 2.1K reactions | George Balanchine’s masterful full-length ballet Jewels opens our 19-20 Season next Tuesday. The plotless work features three distinct sections: Emeralds, Rubies, and Diamonds. The first evokes 19th century French romanticism, the second revels in the American neoclassical style, and the third embodies Imperial Russian classical ballet. See Jewels SEPT 17, 19, 20, 21 mat & eve: nycballet.com/jewels | New York City Ballet | Facebook

Choreographer GEORGE BALANCHINE created RUBIES to be a fresh, spirited approach to ballet, American-style. Full of sass and sex appeal, this dynamic work showcases the strength of its female dancers. Invite your tribe to POWER UP this Valentine's Day weekend with RUBIES, part of RESTLESS HEARTS, Feb. 14-16 at the Long Center. | Ballet Austin

A sparkling spectacle ✨ First performed by the New York City Ballet in 1967, Jewels is one of George Balanchine's greatest pieces of choreography – and today marks its 57th anniversary! Experience the evolution of ballet through three contrasting acts, each set to music by different composers and represented by a precious jewel: emerald, ruby or diamond. A pure celebration of dance, this masterpiece has become a treasured gem performed by companies worldwide. 🎥 Sarah Lamb and Steven McRae perfo

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As Balanchine said, “the greatest music is never far from dancing.” That’s definitely the case in his Diamonds, scored by Tschaikovsky’s stirring Symphony No. 3 in D major, Op. 29. NYCB Orchestra flutist Tanya Witek describes playing one of the most iconic sections of Jewels, which is performed here by Sara Mearns. "This movement is a real nail biter for the woodwind section! Every entrance is exposed and demands absolute precision. I am often switching quickly between flute and piccolo in this