New York City Ballet Classical Concerts in New York

The stark intensity of Wheeldon’s Continuum meets the return of Ratmansky’s profoundly moving Solitude on a program that concludes with the witty, high-energy charm of Balanchine’s Bourrée Fantasque . Program: Continuum — György Ligeti; Solitude — Gustav Mahler; Bourrée Fantasque — Emmanuel Chabrier

A sense of mystique weaves through three distinct Balanchine works—the haunting romance of La Sonnambula , the avant-garde intensity of Pithoprakta , and the enigmatic The Unanswered Question from Ivesiana —before resolving in the brilliant technical prowess and classicism of his Theme and Variations . Program: La Sonnambula — Vittorio Rieti; Pithoprakta — Iannis Xenakis; The Unanswered Question (from Ivesiana) — Charles Ives; Theme and Variations — Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky

Two contrasting Balanchine works—the radiant La Source , illuminating Delibes’ buoyant composition, and definitively modern The Four Temperament s, set to Hindemith’s eponymous score inspired by the medieval humors—make way for Jerome Robbins' The Concert , a series of clever and comical vignettes set to Chopin. Program: La Source — Léo Delibes; The Four Temperaments — Paul Hindemith; The Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody) — Frédéric Chopin

The stark intensity of Wheeldon’s Continuum meets the return of Ratmansky’s profoundly moving Solitude on a program that concludes with the witty, high-energy charm of Balanchine’s Bourrée Fantasque . Program: Continuum — György Ligeti; Solitude — Gustav Mahler; Bourrée Fantasque — Emmanuel Chabrier

Two contrasting Balanchine works—the radiant La Source , illuminating Delibes’ buoyant composition, and definitively modern The Four Temperament s, set to Hindemith’s eponymous score inspired by the medieval humors—make way for Jerome Robbins' The Concert , a series of clever and comical vignettes set to Chopin. Program: La Source — Léo Delibes; The Four Temperaments — Paul Hindemith; The Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody) — Frédéric Chopin

The stark intensity of Wheeldon’s Continuum meets the return of Ratmansky’s profoundly moving Solitude on a program that concludes with the witty, high-energy charm of Balanchine’s Bourrée Fantasque . Program: Continuum — György Ligeti; Solitude — Gustav Mahler; Bourrée Fantasque — Emmanuel Chabrier

A sense of mystique weaves through three distinct Balanchine works—the haunting romance of La Sonnambula , the avant-garde intensity of Pithoprakta , and the enigmatic The Unanswered Question from Ivesiana —before resolving in the brilliant technical prowess and classicism of his Theme and Variations . Program: La Sonnambula — Vittorio Rieti; Pithoprakta — Iannis Xenakis; The Unanswered Question (from Ivesiana) — Charles Ives; Theme and Variations — Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky

Premieres from two leading Canadian dancemakers, Alysa Pires and Jennifer Archibald, highlight a program exemplifying the company's choreographic innovation, complemented by Justin Peck's whimsical Pulcinella Variations and Kyle Abraham's James Blake-scored Love Letter (on shuffle) . Program: Pulcinella Variations — Igor Stravinsky; Auspicy — Jocelyn Morlock; Shared Rain — Lisa Gerrard & Patrick Cassidy, Taufiq Qureshi, Hauschka & Hildur Guðnadótt; Love Letter (on shuffle) — James Blake