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Each In Their Own Time

Music
Johannes Brahms
Choreography
Lar Lubovitch

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Each In Their Own Time flows through an intricate array of jumps, turns, and radiant yet introspective moments between two dancers and an onstage pianist.

Lar Lubovitch’s Each In Their Own Time was created for New York City Center’s Fall For Dance Festival in 2021. The piece is set to selections from Brahms’ Eight Piano Pieces (Op 76), performed by an onstage pianist. Each In Their Own Time is the second work by Lubovitch to enter the repertory of NYCB; the first, Rhapsody in Blue, was created for the American Music Festival in 1988. In addition to work for his eponymous company, which was founded in 1968, Lubovitch has worked with dance companies around the world, and has also choreographed for television, film, and Broadway.

11 minutes

ANATOMY OF A DANCE

ADRIAN-DANCHIG WARING ON LAR LUBOVITCH’S EACH IN THEIR OWN TIME

Principal Dancer Adrian Danchig-Waring explains how this modern movement is actually built on the foundation of ballet: “There’s something deeply human about the contact with the floor and the risk taking to throw yourself into these movements and resolve them with fluidity, with grace.”

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