Of Liebeslieder Walzer, George Balanchine said, “In the first act, it is the real people who are dancing. In the second act, it is their souls.” This difference is notably marked by a changing of soles—when the women switch their dancing slippers for pointe shoes. Experience the throughline of romance between both atmospheres this winter during the All Balanchine program: nycballet.com/balanchinewinter | New York City Ballet

George Balanchine once said of his ballet Liebeslieder Walzer: “In the first act, it is the real people who are dancing. In the second act, it is their souls.” The two-part poignant ballet of waltzes features a piano duet and vocal quartet set to poems by Friedrich Daumer and Goethe. Liebeslieder Walzer joins the timeless parable Prodigal Son in our All Balanchine program FEB 28 & MAR 1, 2 mat: nycballet.com/balanchinewinter | New York City Ballet

Kijk mee bij de repetities van Vier letzte Lieder, een meesterwerk van Rudi van Dantzig uit 1977. Het ballet is, samen met werken van Toer van Schayk en Hans van Manen, nu onderdeel van Hollandse Meesters: http://bit.ly/FbMeesters Join the rehearsals of Vier letzte Lieder, a masterpiece by Rudi van Dantzig from 1977. The ballet is, together with works by Toer van Schayk and Hans van Manen, now part of Dutch Masters: http://bit.ly/FbMasters | Het Nationale Ballet - Dutch National Ballet

Principal Dancers Ashley Bouder and Tyler Angle in George Balanchine's Liebeslieder Walzer. Set in an elegantly appointed ballroom, dancers are joined onstage with a vocal quartet singing poems by Daumer and Goethe. See Liebeslieder Walzer on the All Balanchine program alongside The Four Temperaments, opening tonight: nycballet.com/balanchinewinter | New York City Ballet