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Brooklyn Ballet Youth EnsembleCreated about 11 months ago
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Excerpt performed by the Brooklyn Ballet and guests at the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center on February 1, 2008.
Choreography: Lynn Parkerson
Music: G.F. Handel, Jay-Z, Tinarewen, Rick James, Ivy Queen, Sean Paul, Lalo, Jim Papoulis
Costumes: Patricia Ankner Forelle, Lauren Hartlein, Leah Mulartrick
4–15 dancers — ba...llet, modern, and "pop and lock"
World Premiere: March 2, 2007, Kumble Theater, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Read More
Choreography: Lynn Parkerson
Music: G.F. Handel, Jay-Z, Tinarewen, Rick James, Ivy Queen, Sean Paul, Lalo, Jim Papoulis
Costumes: Patricia Ankner Forelle, Lauren Hartlein, Leah Mulartrick
4–15 dancers — ba...llet, modern, and "pop and lock"
World Premiere: March 2, 2007, Kumble Theater, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Read More
Brooklyn Ballet
This duet, "Baffoon Dance", is an excerpt from the Nutcracker.
Music: Peter Tchaikovsky
Choreography: Caridad Martinez, Brooklyn Ballet School Director
Dancers: Naazir and Shaakir Muhammad
Performed at the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center on February 1, 2008.
Brooklyn Ballet
Brooklyn Ballet’s Youth Ensemble (BBYE) was founded in 2006 to provide performing opportunities for talented students of Brooklyn Ballet School. The ensemble is comprised of children between the ages of 8 and 13 many of whom are graduates of our Elevate in-school program. Alongside Brooklyn Ballet Company, BBYE perform...s annually at Marty Markowitz’s Holiday Performance in East New York where 3,000 disadvantaged kids were exposed to classical ballet. The Youth Ensemble has also performed at the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Children's Museum, 92nd Street Y, Dancewave’s KidsCafe, and in Take Ballet to the Streets performances in DUMBO, Marine Park, Amersfort Park and on Borough Hall Plaza.Read More
Brooklyn Ballet At the heart of Brooklyn Ballet’s mission is the creation of contemporary ballets. Our repertory reflects a multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural approach to contemporary ballet, fostering collaborations with musicians, writers, designers, other artists, and our community. Brooklyn Ballet’s repertory, while rooted in the classical idiom extends the form in unique directions.
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