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Concertino

Music
Igor Stravinsky
Choreography
Jerome Robbins

The captivating suspense of Stravinsky’s score, at times swelling, at others intricately layered, accompanies a trio of dancers and their compelling connectivity.

Robbins choreographed a ballet titled Four Chamber Works for the 1982 Stravinsky Centennial celebration. Five unrelated chamber works were incorporated into a four-part ballet; the third section, Concertino, choreographed to two of these pieces of music, is now performed separately.

12 minutes

ANATOMY OF A DANCE

Concertino with Jovani Furlan

As he walks us through this solo, Principal Dancer Jovani Furlan explains how the music, steps, and context of Concertino lend themselves to a ballet that is decidedly abstract for Robbins, and why it strikes him as "a response to Balanchine.

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