"Richard Strauss": "Vienna Waltzes"

[@meboecker]

When i saw this on PBS, it made me realize that my single favorite thing about Balanchine is his ability to move large groups of people dynamically through a space. You get swept right up in the movement of the dancers.

[@brendanmccann935]

Balanchine,the master of choreography.What beauty.

[@williamdeng1870]

Beautiful!

[@kathycahill1698]

I love this piece -- it's just breathtaking.

[@billploplis6947]

Inspite of all the trials and tribulations Balanchine suffered in his personal life in exile, he still could create this beautifully joyous work. Today, choreographers seem to be mired in angst and darkness.

[@curtite]

thank you for uploading this gem

[@battyrubble]

ahamazing! i was there, it was a magical time

[@nornsnornsnorns]

Heavenly!!! Thank you

[@icarrus4u]

Amazing.

[@feathersforfun]

end of the Balanchine celebration&Stephanie's retirement performance

[@joinamerica]

NYC will be performing this on Friday May 6, 2016

[@Nilo4778]

Walzer aus "Der Rosenkavalier" - Valses de El Caballero de la Rosa", magnífica ópera de Richard Strauss.

[@belindachanner7702]

Wonderful

[@julimelballerina]

Please, you can post this complete gala performance in a only video?

[@THERaynaKay]

I want that dress in green. c: Heck, in every color. ^ ^

[@DianeEzer]

No, it's mine.

[@feathersforfun]

btw done on Suzanne Farrell&Jorge Donne

[@askenderiii2374]

Jorge Donn ? It must be his ghost !!! :-p
J. D. stopped dancing in 1990 and died on Nov 92. Unless, of course this was filmed before 1990. I did not know he had ever guested with NYCB!

[@BytomGirl]

Der Rosenkavalier

[@edwinvanderkooij8713]

😊👍

[@javiermedina5313]

this is how a modern waltz must be, so dramatic, so cinematic even.