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Tag Archives: Balanchine
Ballet Cook Book Dinner on April 13 Will Feature Recipes by New York City Ballet Great Melissa Hayden
The next gathering of the Ballet Cook Book Dinner Series, to be held the evening of Saturday, April 13, 2013, will showcase the recipes of Melissa Hayden, the celebrated Canadian-born ballerina who danced for both New York City Ballet and … Continue reading
Posted in Ballet, New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, George Balanchine, Food, Ballet Cook Book Dinner Series
Tagged New York City Ballet, George Balanchine, American Ballet Theatre, NYCB, ABT, Balanchine, The Ballet Cook Book, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Ballet Cook Book Dinner Series, School of American Ballet, Melissa Hayden, Stuart Coleman, Cortège Hongrois, Stars and Stripes
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Eating George Balanchine: The First Installment of the Ballet Cook Book Dinner Series
As both a balletomane and a bibliophile, I had little choice but to purchase The Ballet Cook Book, by former ballerina Tanaquil Le Clercq. Although out of print for decades, the book has become legendary in dance circles. Copies are … Continue reading
Posted in George Balanchine, New York City Ballet
Tagged Antonio Carmena, Balanchine, Balanchine ballet, ballet, ballet cookbook, ballet recipes, banana sweet, blini, borschok, borscht, buckwheat kasha, cooking, Edward Villella, Evan Namerow, fish dinner for two, flounder, Frederick Ashton, French Culinary Institute, George Balanchine, Jeff Gageby, Jerome Robbins, kasha, Michael Pereira, Russian cooking, Ryan Wenzel, salmon roe, slow beet borschok, Stravinsky, Susan LaRosa, Suzanne Farrell, Tanaquil Le Clercq, The Ballet Cook Book, Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3, vodka
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From a Tin Soldier to a Scottish Tattoo: New York City Ballet Opens Winter Season with Five by Balanchine
An energetic affair: That’s what I always imagined an opening night at New York City Ballet would be. As I’ve grown to love the company (and its rich repertory), each break between seasons has seemed longer than the last. This … Continue reading
Posted in Ballet, New York City Ballet, George Balanchine, Lincoln Center
Tagged Andrew Veyette, Balanchine, Balanchine ballet, Bizet, City Ballet, Costermonger Duet, Daniel Ulbricht, David Koch Theater, Erica Pereira, George Balanchine, George Gershwin, Jeux d'Enfants, Le Tombeau de Couperin, Lincoln Center, Megan Fairchild, Nancy Goldner, New York City Ballet, Ravel, Robert Fairchild, Tchaikovsky, The Steadfast Tin Soldier, Tiler Peck, Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux, Union Jack, Who Cares?
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