Concerto for Two Pianos

Music

Francis Poulenc

Choreography

Tiler Peck

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Described by The New York Times as “a physical manifestation of musical notes,” Principal Dancer Tiler Peck “sets her dancers free” in a whirlwind of choreography set to a sparkling composition by Francis Poulenc and garbed in elegantly airy costumes.

Tiler Peck, a longtime principal dancer known for her astute sense of musicality, creates her first commission for NYCB after choreographing for Boston Ballet, Vail Dance Festival, and her self-curated Turn It Out with Tiler Peck & Friends program at New York City Center, among an array of other projects.

22 Minutes

ANATOMY OF A DANCE

MIRA NADON ON TILER PECK'S PIANO FOR TWO CONCERTOS

Mira Nadon reflects on the choreographic process of her fellow principal dancer Tiler Peck's first work for NYCB, emphasizing how their collegial familiarity lent itself not only to Nadon's success in this role, but in her approach to all of her repertory.

Concerto for Two Pianos

Concerto For Two Pianos

Choreography for two dancers, Concerto For Two Pianos: Emma Von Enck and India Bradley move in time with Poulenc's driving score in the world premiere of Tiler Peck's ballet.

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MIRA NADON ON TILER PECK'S PIANO FOR TWO CONCERTOS

Concerto for Two Pianos

Concerto For Two Pianos

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