new song
Chautauqua Dance Collection • 01-Dec-2022
Commissioned by New York City Ballet for their Digital Fall Season, "new song" premiered on October 29, 2020.
Performed by New York City Ballet dancers: Harrison Coll, Unity Phelan, Indiana Woodward, Sebastien Villarini-Velez
Choreography by Andrea Miller, Directed by Ezra Hurwitz, Director of Photography Jon Chema, Music by Victor Jara (“Manifesto”), Produced by Stephani DeLuca, Creative Assistant Haley Sung
new song was featured in the New Yorker article “How New York City Ballet Took On the Pandemic” by Michael Schulman and with photography by Michael Avedon.
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