Danses Concertantes Tickets

Danses Concertantes is not a single artist but a celebrated work by composer Igor Stravinsky. Begun in 1941 and completed in January 1942, this five-movement chamber piece for a small orchestra has become a staple in ballet programming worldwide. While there is no individual recording artist attached to the piece, performances are staged by orchestras and dance companies across major venues. The work typically runs about 21 minutes and features a compact scoring of woodwinds, brass, percussion, and strings. It has been choreographed for ballet by notable names like George Balanchine (1944) and Kenneth MacMillan (1955), helping to cement its enduring presence in the repertoire of leading ballet companies.

On this artist page, you’ll find a concise biography of the work’s musical significance, discography highlights from notable orchestras and ballet houses, and up-to-date information on 2025 tour appearances where available. Since the piece is programmed by the presenting company rather than by a standalone act, dates and venues are tied to the relevant company tours. For social media, follow the performing companies and choreographers who stage Danses Concertantes, as the score itself does not have an official account. If you’re looking to secure seats, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options and insider guidance to help you experience this Stravinsky staple live.