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IN MEMORIAM: TRIBUTE TO MAESTRO HECTOR ZARASPE 

Tuesday June 3 at 6 PM
Paul Recital Hall at Juilliard, 155 W 65th St.
Admission is free, but please reserve by
e-mailing audreyrosspub@aol.com

Gabriela Estrada, curator and mentee of Maestro Hector Zaraspe, announces a Tribute to Maestro Zaraspe, choreographer, coach, and beloved teacher at Juilliard for 35 years. The event will include multidisciplinary performances by his mentees with live dance, vocal, and piano music performances.

SCANDIA BRASS QUINTET 

Friday June 6 at 5 PM
Fort Tryon Park/Cloisters Lawn
North entrance to the Park
Admission is free

The Quintet will perform music by Scandinavian composers William Brade, Jorme Panula, Vagn Holmboe, Esko Helkinin, and Anders Koppel, as well as the National Anthems of Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland.
For park performances, please bring chair or blanket.

TRIBECARTS VARIETY SHOW 

Sunday June 8 at 3 PM
St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street
tickets: $25 - cash bar
http://www.ticketplace.vip/event/cabaret-and-cabernet.fundraiser

Tribecarts, under the direction of Maestro Alan Aurelia, will return to St. Mark's Church for a fun cabaret variety show with classical, pop, and folk singers and musicians, 10-year-old piano prodigy Letao Li, belly dancers, and comedian Eddie Brill, former warm-up comic for the David Letterman TV show.

THE ORCHESTRA OF THE BRONX 

Sunday June 8 at 3 PM
Lovinger Theater at Lehman College
250 Bedford Park Blvd. West, in the Bronx
Free admission

Founder/conductor Michael Spierman continues to bring first-rate, free classical music performances to Bronx audiences. On June 8th, the 40-member orchestra will perform Schumann's Symphony No. 4 in D minor, and Jean Sibelius' Violin Concerto in D minor, with Ukrainian violinist Andy Didorenko.

AMERICAN DANCE GUILD MODERN DANCE WEEK 

June 9-13, 2 classes daily
Peridance, 126 East 13th Street

Curated by ADG President Anabella Lenzu, the organization, celebrating its 70th anniversary, offers Modern Dance Week, featuring a roster of celebrated artists teaching classes in various modern dance techniques and rep. Faculty: Lenzu, Janis Brenner, Robin Becker, Greta Campo, Gloria McLean, Margaret Beals, Sue Bernhard, Ara Fitzgerald, Jim May, and Elizabeth Keen. Dancers may purchase the full intensive of single classes.

http://www.peridance.com/adg

SCANDIA STRINGS 

Saturday June 14 at 8 PM
Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church
152 W. 66th St.
free admission
please register with audreyrosspub@aol.com

In celebration of its 20th Anniversary, the Orchestra, founded and conducted by Copenhagen's Dorrit Matson, will perform music by Josefine Opsahl (premiere), Frank Foerster (premiere), Carl Nielsen, Edvard Grieg, Nikolaj Hess, and Johan Helmich Roman.

SCANDIA STRINGS 

Sunday June 15 at 2 PM
Fort Tryon Park Cloisters Lawn
North entrance to the Park
free admission

A repeat of the Manhattan June 14th concert. Please bring chair or blanket.

MIRO MAGLOIRE'S NEW CHAMBER BALLET 

Friday & Saturday, June 20 & 21 at 7:30 PM
Mark Morris Dance Center
3 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn
Tickets: $38
Reservations: https://ncb-nocturne-2025-eventbrite.com

World premieres of Magloire's I Wonder, music by Diane Mehta, and In Between, music by Hyesun Sun Lee, along with repeats of Nocturne, music by Brahms, and an excerpt from Musik, music by Beethoven. All music played live by Doori Na, violin, and Melody Fader, piano.

SCANDIA STRING QUARTET 

Friday June 20 at 6 PM
Fort Tryon Park Cloisters Lawn
North entrance to the Park
free admission
bring chair or blanket

Compositions by Christian Sinding, Carl Nielsen, Rued Langgaard, Edvard Grieg, and a medley of Scandinavian Traditional Melodies.

BUGLISI DANCE THEATRE 

Tues. & Wed., June 24 & 25, at 7:30 PM
Ailey Citigroup Theater
405 West 55 Street

Program will include Buglisi's A Walk Through Fire, premiered in 2024, dedicated to all of the innocent children of the world suffering the ravages of war and hunger; and Sospiri, a dramatic duet choreographed by Donlin Foreman.

Past Events

VALENTINA KOZLOVA INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION

Rounds April 8-10 at NYLA
Gala Performance & announcement of winners, April 12 at John Jay

The 14th edition of VKIBC, with rounds of classical, contemporary, and freelance dance. President of the classical and contemporary juries is Nina Ananiashvili (pictured). Dancers from 16 countries, including Armenia, Brazil, China, Kazakhstan, Poland, Latvia, and more will come to NY to compete for company contracts and scholarships.

https://www.vkibc.org

The 19th Annual DANCE PARADE 

Saturday May 17, starting at noon
parading from W. 17th St. & 6th Ave.

That grand celebration of all types of dance, featuring over 10,000 dancers. 2025 Grand Marshals are Mercedes Ellington, Danny Tenaglia, Funmilayo Chesney, and David Parsons.

https://danceparade.org/

ICONS Dance Festival
Joffrey Concert Group, Limon2, BHDos

Performances: April 4 at 7:30 PM and
April 5 at 3:30 PM & 7:30 PM
Master Classes: April 5, 10 AM to 2 PM
Mark Morris Dance Center
3 Lafayette Ave, Bklyn

The Joffrey Concert Group, NYC, Bradley Shelver, Artistic Director, announces the ICONS Dance Festival II, with invited companies, Limon2 and BHDos (Ballet Hispanico II) to join for 3 performances and 3 Master Classes.

http://www.joffreyconcertgroupnyc.com/icons

CLYMOVE — 5th ANNIVERSARY SEASON 

March 19-22
NYLA, 219 West 19th St.

Clymene Aldinger announces the 5th Anniversary Season of her Clymove with a performance of repertory works and the World Premiere of Aldinger's "Martha Always Said." The opening night Gala celebrates the power of women mentorship, honoring Denise Jefferson, in memoriam, and Ana Marie Forsythe, with Melanie Person as Gala Chair.

https://www.clymove.org/gala2025

DANCE BOOK FAIR
presented by the American Dance Guild

March 30, 3 to 6 PM
Peridance Center, 126 East 13th St
Free, but advance registration is recommended: adgfest@gmail.com

The ever-creative American Dance Guild is proud to announce the first ever DANCE BOOK FAIR, a happy event celebrating dance books on dance history, novels, biographies, anatomy, somatics, techniques, pedagogy, research, and kids' books. Thirty authors will be present to chat and sell their books.

https://www.americandanceguild.org/bookfair

DANCES BY CHARLES WEIDMAN

Feb. 15, 2024 at 7:30 PM & Feb. 16 at 3 PM
Scripps Studio Theater at the
Paul Taylor Dance Company Studios
551 Grand Street in Manhattan

A program of works by modern dance pioneer Charles Weidman.  Program features Lynchtown and an excerpt from Bach's Christmas Oratorio, both staged by Gail Corbin and performed by the Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble; Men's Dance from New Dance, to be performed by Alex Clayton, current member of the Paul Taylor Dance Company; and Danse Americaine, created by Ted Shawn for Weidman when a member of Denishawn, danced by Nikolai McKenzie.

ERASING BORDERS DANCE FESTIVAL 

Sept. 21 & 22 live at Ailey Citigroup Theater
405 West 55 St.

Sept. 23 live on Facebook and YouTube.com

Performances at 6 PM

As always, the Festival presents three totally different programs, treating audiences to a wide range of artists, storytellers, and musicians performing different styles of Indian dance: Kathak, Bharathanatyamn, Odissi, and more. Presented by the Indo-American Arts Council.

https://iaac.us/

BRONX OPERA

May 11 at 7:30 PM, May 12 at 2:30 PM
May 17 at 7:30 PM, May 18 at 2:30 PM
(week 1, Sat & Sun | week 2, Fri & Sat)
Lovinger Theater, Lehman College, The Bronx

Gilbert & Sullivan visit The Bronx when Bronx Opera performs their witty comic opera Iolanthe.

https://bronxopera.org/

DANCE PARADE

May 18 starting at 6th Avenue & 17th Street at noon travelling down 6th Avenue and across 8th Street to Tompkins Square Park where the dancing continues on 5 set-up stages.

New York's biggest dance event, with thousands of paraders in 100 different styles of dance. 2024 Grand Marshals are Brenda Bufalino, Martha Zarate-Alvarez, Charles "Lil Buck" Riley, and Norman Siegel.

www.danceparade.org

Valentina Kozlova International Ballet Competition
"Preserving the Past, Discovering the Future"

April 9 - 12, 2024
Kaye Playhouse
68th bet. Park & Lexington, NYC

TThe 13th VALENTINA KOZLOVA INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION, which features classical ballet, contemporary dance, and the new Free Style Dance, returns to the Kaye with 100+ dancers representing over 25 countries around the world. Dancers, Youth to Senior categories, will dance for company contracts and scholarships to schools around the globe. Charles Jude returns as President of the Jury.

https://www.vkibc.org/

NEW YORK SCANDIA SYMPHONY 

Thursday April 18 at 8 PM
Alice Tully Hall/Lincoln Center
Broadway & 65th Street

Conductor Dorrit Matson presents the NY Scandia Symphony, which specializes in music by Scandinavian composers, in a program of works by Sibelius (Finlandia); Carl Nielsen (Symphony No. 5); and Emil Hartmann (Violin Concerto with guest violinist Stephanie Chase).

http://www.nyscandia.org/

Buglisi Dance Theatre 

February 29 (yes, it's Leap Year!) March 1 & 2
Chelsea Factory, 547 W. 26 St.
Tickets: $35-$20

Buglisi Dance Theatre celebrates its 30th Anniversary with a season that includes a World Premiere, company favorites, and appearances by a stellar ensemble that includes Terese Capucilli, Christine Dakin, and guest Pei-Ju Chien Pott.

https://www.buglisidance.org/

DANCES I LOVE 

April 29 at 7:30 p.m.; April 30 at 3 p.m.
Theater at St. Jeans
150 East 76th Street

Producer Audrey Ross announces a concert of dances she loves: performed by Donna Clark, Christine Dakin, Margie Gillis, Valentina Kozlova, and a group work by Lydia Johnson Dance Company. Choreography by Eleo Pomare, Gillis, Kozlova, Johnson, Janet Collins, and Lorn MacDougal.

Click here for more information.

RED SHELL MGMT’S KITCHEN CHOREOGRAPHY BLOG
an online cook book

www.redshellmgmt.org

Edward Schoelwer, Director of Red Shell Mgmt., has added a blog of yummy recipes by past and current dance luminaires, including George Balanchine, Misty Copeland, Elizabeth Zimmer, Dante Puleio, Arthur Mitchell, and dozens more.

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