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Suzanne Farrell

Suzanne Farrell, “Errante”, choreo by George Balanchine, music by Maurice Ravel [“Tzigane” (1924)], costumes from “Kodály Dances” by Joe Eula and Stanley Simmons (both works feature the same designers and the same costumes), New York City Ballet, New York City, USA.

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Photographer Martha Swope via New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

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Mira Nadon and Aarón Sanz in Balanchine's Errante (formerly Tzigane), Fall 2024.

Photo: Erin Baiano

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Mira Nadon in George Balanchine's Errante (formerly Tzigane), New York City Ballet, 2024

Photos by Erin Baiano

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Natalia Magnicaballi in Tzigane, Forever Balanchine: Farewell Performances, December 2017. © Paul Kolnik.

Choreographed to Maurice Ravel’s exuberant music, this 10-minutes ballet contains a technically brilliant solo for a leading ballerina, followed by her duet with a cavalier, all culminating with a dazzling ensemble finale. With this ballet, Balanchine and Farrell ended their painful artistic break-up and embarked on a new beginning. Their renewed collaboration produced a number of illustrious ballets inspired by and created specifically for Farrell.

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