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George Balanchine's Agon is a landmark ballet in the modern repertoire, choreographed by George Balanchine with music by Igor Stravinsky. First presented by the New York City Ballet on December 1, 1957, the work is a 12-dancer, plotless ballet celebrated for its exacting precision and musicality. It forms part of Balanchine's Greek Trilogy, alongside Apollo and Orpheus, and is widely staged by major companies around the world.
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Agon remains a central touchstone in classical and contemporary ballet, with a famous pas de deux that sparked important conversations about race in ballet when Arthur Mitchell and Diana Adams performed it together. The ballet’s enduring legacy includes multiple recordings, including a 1964 Wergo LP later reissued, a 1981 Decca London Sinfonietta version, and later Hyperion and reissued 1964 recordings. For prospective audiences, understanding the historical context enhances the experience of watching Agon live on stage.
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Agon remains a central touchstone in classical and contemporary ballet, with a famous pas de deux that sparked important conversations about race in ballet when Arthur Mitchell and Diana Adams performed it together. The ballet’s enduring legacy includes multiple recordings, including a 1964 Wergo LP later reissued, a 1981 Decca London Sinfonietta version, and later Hyperion and reissued 1964 recordings. For prospective audiences, understanding the historical context enhances the experience of watching Agon live on stage.
To explore the repertoire and schedule, browse upcoming tour dates. We provide secure ordering and straightforward ticketing, helping you find seats that fit your plans. For more on the artist’s influences and connections, follow official channels linked below.
Official social media and websites (open in new tab):
For venue details and city-specific information, we’ve included comprehensive profiles so you can plan your visit with confidence.
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