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George Balanchine's Liebeslieder Walzer is a ballet work choreographed by George Balanchine to the waltzes of Johannes Brahms (Liebeslieder, Op. 52 and Neue Liebeslieder, Op. 65). The piece premiered on November 12, 1960, at the New York City Center with the New York City Ballet. The two-part ballet blends intimate ballroom atmosphere with a grand, live-sung finale, featuring ballet dancers in elegant ballroom dresses and live musicians joining the performance on stage. Maintained and licensed by The George Balanchine Trust, the work remains a staple of Balanchine repertoire and is administered through Balanchine.com.

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As a performer-focused page, we highlight the artistry, recording history, and touring patterns of Liebeslieder Walzer, while noting how companies program these ballets within broader seasons. Balanchine's legacy includes the Kennedy Center Honors in 1978, reflecting the impact of his contributions to American ballet. For the latest licensing details, performance opportunities, and official information, follow The Balanchine Trust and Balanchine.com, and stay connected with the New York City Ballet for program updates.

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Biography and repertoire context: Liebeslieder Walzer is set to Brahms’ lush waltzes and staged as a two-part ballet—first an intimate ballroom sequence, then a second act with ballroom attire, a final Goethe-texted finale, and live vocal accompaniment. The Balanchine Trust oversees staging and costume details to preserve the work’s integrity. For fans and dancers, this production offers a refined example of Balanchine’s neoclassical style married to Romantic-era music.

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Social media and official resources: The official channels for Balanchine-related content, including Liebeslieder Walzer, live on Balanchine.com and The Balanchine Trust, with additional updates via NYCB’s official site and social accounts. Follow these sources for licensing, repertory notes, and announcements. Social links: Balanchine Trust – official site: Balanchine.com and The Balanchine Trust social pages; NYCB – official site and social channels.

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Quick Facts About George Balanchine's Liebeslieder Walzer

  • Choreography by George Balanchine; music by Johannes Brahms (Liebeslieder, Op. 52 and Neue Liebeslieder, Op. 65); premiere on 1960-11-12 at the New York City Center for the New York City Ballet.
  • Two-part ballet: first part features 18 waltzes in an intimate ballroom setting; second part features 14 waltzes with performers in ballroom dresses, followed by a final Goethe-texted finale; live musicians/singers join the stage. (Balanchine Trust page describes staging and costume details.)
  • The work is licensed and maintained by The George Balanchine Trust; Balanchine’s catalog and current licensing information are managed through Balanchine.com. (Trust overview and Liebeslieder Walzer pages)
  • Major award/recognition tied to Balanchine includes Kennedy Center Honors in 1978. (Kennedy Center Honors listing)
  • Social media presence is maintained through Balanchine-related channels (The Balanchine Trust and Balanchine.com) and via the New York City Ballet’s online presence. (Balanchine Trust page; Balanchine.com ballet page)

Biography and repertoire context: Liebeslieder Walzer is set to Brahms’ lush waltzes and staged as a two-part ballet—first an intimate ballroom sequence, then a second act with ballroom attire, a final Goethe-texted finale, and live vocal accompaniment. The Balanchine Trust oversees staging and costume details to preserve the work’s integrity. For fans and dancers, this production offers a refined example of Balanchine’s neoclassical style married to Romantic-era music.

Social media and official resources: The official channels for Balanchine-related content, including Liebeslieder Walzer, live on Balanchine.com and The Balanchine Trust, with additional updates via NYCB’s official site and social accounts. Follow these sources for licensing, repertory notes, and announcements. Social links: Balanchine Trust – official site: Balanchine.com and The Balanchine Trust social pages; NYCB – official site and social channels.

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