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Megan Fairchild and Anthony Huxley in “Rubies” from George Balanchine’s Jewels. Photo by Erin Baiano.
Opera House
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Runtime
127 minutes including two 20-minute intermissions
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Live Music By
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Presenting Sponsor
Founders: George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein
Founding Choreographers: George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins
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Artistic Director
Jonathan Stafford
Executive Director
Katherine E. Brown
Associate Artistic Director
Wendy Whelan
Resident Choreographer and Artistic Advisor
Justin Peck
Artist in Residence
Alexei Ratmansky
Senior Repertory Director
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Repertory Directors
Jean-Pierre Frohlich Gonzalo Garcia Craig Hall
Lisa Jackson Glenn Keenan Rebecca Krohn
Christine Redpath Kathleen Tracey
New York City Ballet Orchestra
Music Director: Andrew Litton
Associate Music Director: Andrews Sill
Resident Conductor: Clotilde Otranto
Guest Conductors: Matthew Kasper, Tara Simoncic
The Company
Tyler Angle, Ashley Bouder, Chun Wai Chan, Adrian Danchig-Waring, Megan Fairchild, Jovani Furlan, Emilie Gerrity, Joseph Gordon, Anthony Huxley, Isabella LaFreniere, Sara Mearns, Roman Mejia, Mira Nadon, Tiler Peck, Unity Phelan, Taylor Stanley, Daniel Ulbricht, Andrew Veyette, Emma Von Enck, Peter Walker, Indiana Woodward
Sara Adams, Daniel Applebaum, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Harrison Coll, David Gabriel, Ashley Hod, Emily Kikta, Alec Knight, Ashley Laracey, Megan LeCrone, Jules Mable, Olivia MacKinnon, Alexa Maxwell, Miriam Miller, Erica Pereira, Brittany Pollack, Davide Riccardo, Aarón Sanz, Troy Schumacher, KJ Takahashi, Sebastián Villarini-Vélez
Victor Abreu, Dominika Afanasenkov, Devin Alberda, Olivia Bell, Olivia Boisson, India Bradley, Christina Clark, Lauren Collett, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti†, Gabriella Domini, Savannah Durham, Meaghan Dutton-O'Hara, Owen Flacke, Christopher Grant, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Allegra Inch, Baily Jones, Charlie Klesa, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Zoe Bliss Magnussen, Shelby Mann, Jenelle Manzi, Samuel Melnikov, Noah McAuslin, Lars Nelson, Maxwell Read, Ava Sautter, Grace Scheffel, Kristen Segin, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Anna Snellgrove, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Quinn Starner, Kennedy Targosz, Rommie Tomasini, Claire Von Enck, Kloe Walker, Cainan Weber, Shane Williams, Andres Zuniga
†Janice Levin Dancer Honoree
Apprentices: Oscar Estep, Sierra Griffith, Claire Kim, Mia Williams
Solo Pianists:
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Children’s Repertory Director: Dena Abergel
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Program
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Conductor: ANDREW LITTON
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
INDIANA WOODWARD and TYLER ANGLE
EMILIE GERRITY and ALEC KNIGHT
BAILY JONES KJ TAKAHASHI
ALEXA MAXWELL
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
MEGAN FAIRCHILD ANTHONY HUXLEY
MIRA NADON
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Sarah Harmon, Baily Jones, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
SARA MEARNS CHUN WAI CHAN
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams, Andres Zuniga
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Conductor: ANDREW LITTON
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
INDIANA WOODWARD and TYLER ANGLE
MIRIAM MILLER and AARÓN SANZ
SARA ADAMS SPARTAK HOXHA MARY THOMAS MacKINNON
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
EMMA VON ENCK JOSEPH GORDON
EMILY KIKTA
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Sarah Harmon, Baily Jones, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
MIRA NADON PETER WALKER
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Guest Conductor: TARA SIMONIC
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
INDIANA WOODWARD and TYLER ANGLE
EMILIE GERRITY and ALEC KNIGHT
BAILY JONES KJ TAKAHASHI ALEXA MAXWELL
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
MEGAN FAIRCHILD ANTHONY HUXLEY
MIRA NADON
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Sarah Harmon, Baily Jones, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
SARA MEARNS CHUN WAI CHAN
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Guest Conductor: MATTHEW KASPER
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
OLIVIA MacKINNON and DAVIDE RICCARDO
ASHLEY LARACEY and PETER WALKER
INDIA BRADLEY DAVID GABRIEL ZOE BLISS MAGNUSSEN
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
TILER PECK ROMAN MEJIA
NAOMI CORTI
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Sarah Harmon, Baily Jones, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
UNITY PHELAN JOSEPH GORDON
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams, Andres Zuniga
+Apprentice
*© The George Balanchine Trust
Assistant scenic designer: John C. Sullivan
Scenery fabricated and painted by Scenic Art Studio, Inc.
and I. Weiss and Sons, Inc.
Premiere: April 13, 1967, New York State Theater
Jewels is performed in tribute to the memory of Jay S. Fishman, NYCB Chairman from 2012-2016
Program Notes
JEWELS
Jewels, a work in three parts choreographed by George Balanchine, was inspired by a visit to famed jewelers Van Cleef and Arpels. Balanchine selected emeralds, rubies, and diamonds for his parure, having also considered pearls and sapphires. But Jewels is really not so much about gems as about illuminating the music of its three different composers: Fauré for Emeralds, Stravinsky for Rubies, and Tschaikovsky for Diamonds. While Jewels has been considered the first three-act story-less ballet, each section is quite distinct in style, with the jewel motif sustained by Karinska’s costumes and the décor.
EMERALDS
The music for Emeralds is taken from the respective concert suites that Gabriel Fauré derived from the incidental music he composed in 1889 for Edmond Haraucourt’s Shylock, a French verse adaptation of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice, and in 1898 for Maurice Maeterlinck’s Pelléas et Mélisande. The order of the numbers used and their sources are as follows: “Prélude,” “Fileuse,” “Sicilienne” (all from Pelléas et Mélisande); “Entr’acte,” “Nocturne,” “Epithalame,” “Final” (all from Shylock); and “La Mort de Mélisande” (from Pelléas et Mélisande). Balanchine added the “Nocturne” pas de deux and the final pas de sept in 1976.
RUBIES
Igor Stravinsky composed his three-movement Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra, the music for Rubies, in 1928-29. He intended it as a vehicle for his own appearances as a concert pianist and as something of a relief from his Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments, which he had written five years before for the same purpose. The Capriccio is, in effect, a second piano concerto. Stravinsky said that as he wrote this score he had in mind Carl Maria von Weber, a composer he championed; in fact, he quotes Weber in the music. Another of Stravinsky’s enthusiasms that affects the Capriccio is the cimbalom. Figurations typical of this east European instrument are in evidence at various places in the solo piano part—in certain repeated notes and in the cadenza in the second movement, for example. Balanchine set the second movement as a pas de deux for the principal dancers, and they and a soloist dance with the corps de ballet in various combinations in the outer movements.
DIAMONDS
Balanchine choreographed Diamonds to Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky’s Symphony No. 3 in D major, Op. 29. Tschaikovsky composed this work in 1875, just before starting to write Swan Lake. It is the only one of his six symphonies in a major key, and it is the only one to have five movements, for it has two scherzos setting off the central Andante elegiaco. Balanchine, however, decided to omit the symphony’s first movement, deeming it unsuitable for dancing.
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Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Conductor: ANDREW LITTON
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
INDIANA WOODWARD and TYLER ANGLE
EMILIE GERRITY and ALEC KNIGHT
BAILY JONES KJ TAKAHASHI
ALEXA MAXWELL
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
MEGAN FAIRCHILD ANTHONY HUXLEY
MIRA NADON
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Baily Jones, Jenelle Manzi, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
SARA MEARNS CHUN WAI CHAN
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams, Andres Zuniga
èAVCelebrates Pride 🏳️&;🌈
At the Kennedy Center, all are welcome and safe regardless of orientation, gender, identity, or expression. We believe in celebrating the authenticity of our guests, staff, and artists, and we commit to presenting all stories on our stages.
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Conductor: ANDREW LITTON
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
INDIANA WOODWARD and TYLER ANGLE
MIRIAM MILLER and AARÓN SANZ
SARA ADAMS SPARTAK HOXHA MARY THOMAS MacKINNON
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
EMMA VON ENCK JOSEPH GORDON
EMILY KIKTA
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Baily Jones, Jenelle Manzi, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
MIRA NADON PETER WALKER
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams
èAVCelebrates Pride 🏳️&;🌈
At the Kennedy Center, all are welcome and safe regardless of orientation, gender, identity, or expression. We believe in celebrating the authenticity of our guests, staff, and artists, and we commit to presenting all stories on our stages.
Saturday Matinee Program
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Guest Conductor: MATTHEW KASPER
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
OLIVIA MacKINNON and DAVIDE RICCARDO
ASHLEY LARACEY and PETER WALKER
INDIA BRADLEY DAVID GABRIEL ZOE BLISS MAGNUSSEN
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
TILER PECK ROMAN MEJIA
NAOMI CORTI
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Sarah Harmon, Baily Jones, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
UNITY PHELAN JOSEPH GORDON
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams, Andres Zuniga
èAVCelebrates Pride 🏳️&;🌈
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Sat & Sun Evening Program
Jewels
Choreography by George Balanchine*
Scenery by Peter Harvey
Costumes by Karinska
Lighting by Mark Stanley
Guest Conductor: TARA SIMONIC
I
EMERALDS
Music by Gabriel Fauré
(from Pelléas et Mélisande and Shylock)
INDIANA WOODWARD and TYLER ANGLE
EMILIE GERRITY and ALEC KNIGHT
BAILY JONES KJ TAKAHASHI ALEXA MAXWELL
Dominika Afanasenkov, Olivia Bell, Sierra Griffith+, Sarah Harmon, Allegra Inch, Claire Kim+, Shelby Mann, Grace Scheffel, Kloe Walker, Mia Williams+
Intermission
II
RUBIES
Music by Igor Stravinsky
(Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra)
Piano solo: STEPHEN GOSLING
MEGAN FAIRCHILD ANTHONY HUXLEY
MIRA NADON
Victor Abreu, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Andres Zuniga
India Bradley, Lauren Collett, Gabriella Domini, Sarah Harmon, Baily Jones, Kristen Segin, Quinn Starner, Rommie Tomasini
Music by arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., publishers and copyright owner.
Intermission
III
DIAMONDS
Music by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
(from Symphony No. 3 in D Major)
SARA MEARNS CHUN WAI CHAN
Olivia Boisson, Meaghan Dutton-O’Hara, Mary Thomas MacKinnon, Mary Elizabeth Sell, Gilbert Bolden III, Preston Chamblee, Alec Knight, Davide Riccardo
Dominika Afanasenkov, Nieve Corrigan, Naomi Corti, Savannah Durham, Laine Habony, Sarah Harmon, Ruby Lister, Malorie Lundgren, Alston Macgill, Ava Sautter, Kennedy Targosz, Kloe Walker
Victor Abreu, Oscar Estep+, Owen Flacke, David Gabriel, Kennard Henson, Spartak Hoxha, Jules Mabie, Noah McAuslin, Samuel Melnikov, Maxwell Read, Mckenzie Bernardino Soares, Shane Williams
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