Antique Epigraphs
A New York City Ballet work by Jerome Robbins set to an orchestration of Debussy's Six épigraphes antiques—six short pieces originally for piano four hands—and his unaccompanied flute melody Syrinx.
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A New York City Ballet work by Jerome Robbins set to an orchestration of Debussy's Six épigraphes antiques—six short pieces originally for piano four hands—and his unaccompanied flute melody Syrinx.
A ballet by Jerome Robbins built as a sequence of songs by Charles Ives, including 'The Children's Hour,' 'He is There,' 'Tom Sails Away,' 'Songs My Mother Taught Me,' and 'Elegie.' 'White Gulls' was removed from the ballet in June 1990.
A New York City Ballet work by Jerome Robbins set to an orchestration of Debussy's Six épigraphes antiques—six short pieces originally for piano four hands—and his unaccompanied flute melody Syrinx.
A ballet by Jerome Robbins built as a sequence of songs by Charles Ives, including 'The Children's Hour,' 'He is There,' 'Tom Sails Away,' 'Songs My Mother Taught Me,' and 'Elegie.' 'White Gulls' was removed from the ballet in June 1990.