Performance

Venue	Hull New Theatre
Town	Hull
County	Humberside
From	10th April 2005
To	20th April 2005
When	19:30. Wed Mat 14:00
Prices	From £8.00. To £15.00.
Hull New Theatre (V934)
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Birmingham Royal Ballet - Dumbarton Oaks/Duo Concertant/Monotones II

Work:: Birmingham Royal Ballet (S0697032789)

Company

Birmingham Royal Ballet

Production:: Dumbarton Oaks/Duo Concertant/Monotones II (T01173841021)

Dumbarton Oaks - New Work. Duo Concertant - This lyrical but simply crafted ballet is one of Balanchine's most beautiful duets. The music, for violin and piano, almost surpasses the beauty and authority of the dance - a testimony to the long-standing partnership between composer and choreographer. Monotones II - Brilliantly displays the complimentary nature of music and movement. This mesmerising piece is fiercely demanding of those who dance the roles - a compelling showcase for the technical excellence of BRB's dancers.

Music	Stravinsky (Dumbarton Oaks)
Choreographer	Michael Kopinski (Dumbarton Oaks)
Performer	Michael Kipinski (Dumbarton Oaks)
Music	Stravinsky (Duo Concertant)
Choreographer	George Balanchine (Duo Concertant)
Music	Erik Satie (Monotones II)
Choreographer	Frederick Ashton (Monotones II)
Design	Fredrick Ashton (Monotones II)

Listing:: L01046975286

Dumbarton Oaks/Duo Concertant/Monotones II

Dumbarton Oaks - New Work. Duo Concertant - This lyrical but simply crafted ballet is one of Balanchine's most beautiful duets. The music, for violin and piano, almost surpasses the beauty and authority of the dance - a testimony to the long-standing partnership between composer and choreographer. Monotones II - Brilliantly displays the complimentary nature of music and movement. This mesmerising piece is fiercely demanding of those who dance the roles - a compelling showcase for the technical excellence of BRB's dancers.

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