Soloist Emily Kikta exemplifies the strength and poise required in George Balanchine's Raymonda Variations. Catch Raymond Variations on the dynamic Masters at Work II program this winter, featuring Balanchine's Kammermusik No. 2 and Le Tombeau de Couperin, alongside Jerome Robbins' Antique Epigraphs. Don't miss out, learn more at nycballet.com/mastersatwork2 | New York City Ballet

12K views · 414 reactions | SPRING EXPERIENCE || Raymonda 15 dancers. 11 variations. One iconic ballet reimagined. Step into the grandeur and grace of Raymonda like never before. On stage now until May 25 >> https://bit.ly/3DYwJmw Video by Ernesto Galan | Boston Ballet | Facebook

George Balanchine once said, “Ballet is important and significant, yes. But first of all, it is a pleasure.” With this in mind, he created myriad works of all shapes and sizes. Raymonda Variations, Balanchine’s 1961 interpretation of a section of the Petipa ballet, shows a sweeter, more charming side of our founding choreographer’s style. The ballet, here performed by Erica Pereira leading the ballet's corps and soloists, returns this fall. | New York City Ballet

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22K views · 3.5K reactions | Flash Footage: The esprit de corps is palpable in this clip from opening night's performance of Raymonda Variations. Don't miss the grand finale of the All Balanchine program during remaining performances through May 5: nycballet.com/balanchinespring | New York City Ballet | Facebook

37K views · 7.9K reactions | Lauren Collett in Raymonda Variations, choreography by George Balanchine New York City Ballet | Núcleo de Dança Carolina Cox | Facebook

10K views · 689 reactions | On Wednesday night, Principal Dancers Megan Fairchild and Anthony Huxley led George Balanchine’s charming Raymonda Variations. Here they perform a very sweet pas de deux, which captures the wistful and delicate atmosphere of the ballet. See Raymonda Variations on the Balanchine + Wheeldon program SEPT 22, 24: nycballet.com/balanchinewheeldon | New York City Ballet | Facebook

This solo from George Balanchine's Raymonda Variations emphasizes Principal Dancer Anthony Huxley's fully-charged batterie. Experience the plotlessly romantic work during the Masters at Work: Balanchine & Robbins program: nycballet.com/balanchinerobbins1spring | New York City Ballet