Danse Baroque

Former NYCB soloist Victoria Hall and partner Oswaldo Muniz perform in NYC with Whitt Kellogg at the piano. The beautiful costumes are by Oswaldo Muniz.

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• ballet
• theatre
• musicals
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• choreography

[BalletBabyBoy]

@Eros, thank you. That was sweet. Regards to Aphrodite

[BalletBabyBoy]

Thank you Tom, that was the point

[BalletBabyBoy]

Thank you for your astute comment Aulic!

[butifarra61]

what happened that miss hall left city ballet or they kicked her out? wish her the best.

[BalletBabyBoy]

Kicked out...I think...

[BalletBabyBoy]

It is often done.  Concerto Barocco, Balanchine, Goldberg Variations, Robbins and many more.

[EROSGODOFGAYS]

Thoroughly enjoyed this as classical/contemporary choreography to baroque music. Not sure why anyone would/could be confused about it. Thank you for posting!

[TomMinderson]

It is not necessarily intended to be fully authentic. It could be a personal interpretation.

[starcommander55]

@AulicExclusiva Yeah, it actually kinda is. There are a good many shoddy reconstructions and misunderstandings when it come to period music and dance; and so it is really easy to believe that someone might think that this is actual baroque dance and mislabel it. There is nothing in the title or the notes to indicate that this is influenced/inspired by the Baroque or anything. The poster mislabeled it; either by not understanding what baroque dance is, or by not clearly communicating his purpose.

[AulicExclusiva]

All the stupid semi-literate literalists who proclaim this is not "baroque" baroque danse, why don't you just SHUT UP?? It's just a conceptual title, suggested by the music, to a piece of contemporary classical choreography.

Is that simple idea so very hard to grasp, RABBLE??

[lilousan14]

Non non non non!

It's not baroque dance!!! Aren't you crazy ? Change this title, it's completely wrong ! For dancers, really,silly confusion !