Florencia Chinellato and Matías Óberlin

© Marc Haegeman

Florencia Chinellato and Matías Óberlin, “Adagietto” choreography by John Neumeier, music by Gustav Mahler (“Symphony No. 5 in C-Sharp Minor: IV. Adagietto), The Hamburg Ballett

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Tamara Rojo and Fernando Carratalá Coloma

© Emma Kauldhar for Dance Europe

© Emma Kauldhar for Dance Europe

Tamara Rojo and Fernando Carratalá Coloma, “Song of the Earth” choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, music by Gustav Mahler (“Das Lied von der Erde”), English National Ballet

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Marianela Núñez, Fumi Kaneko, Yuhui Choe and Melissa Hamilton

© Dave Morgan

Marianela Núñez, Fumi Kaneko, Yuhui Choe and Melissa Hamilton, “Song of the Earth” by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, music by Gustav Mahler (“Das Lied von der Erde”), The Royal Ballet

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Marianna Chebykina and Dmitry Krylov

© Evgeny Matveev Евгений Матвеев

© Evgeny Matveev Евгений Матвеев

Marianna Chebykina Марианна Чебыкина and Dmitry Krylov Дмитрий Крылов, “Russian Hamlet Русский Гамлет” choreography by Boris Eifman Борис Эйфман, music by Ludwig van Beethoven and Gustav Mahler, Eifman Ballet Театр балета Бориса Эйфмана

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Maria Abashova and Sergei Volobuev

© Souheil Michael Khoury

Maria Abashova Мария Абашова and Sergei Volobuev Сергей Волобуев, “Russian Hamlet Русский Гамлет” choreography by Boris Eifman Борис Эйфман, music by Ludwig van Beethoven and Gustav Mahler, Eifman Ballet Театр балета Бориса Эйфмана, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, Russia (July 17, 2017)

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Tamara Rojo and Joseph Caley

© Emma Kauldhar for Dance Europe

with Jeffrey Cirio – © Emma Kauldhar for Dance Europe

Tamara Rojo and Joseph Caley, “Song of the Earth” choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, music by Gustav Mahler (“Das Lied von der Erde”), English National Ballet

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Diana Vishneva and Andrey Merkuriev

© Mark Olich Марк Олич

© Mark Olich Марк Олич

© Mark Olich Марк Олич

© Mark Olich Марк Олич

© Mark Olich Марк Олич

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© Mark Olich Марк Олич

 © Mark Olich Марк Олич

Diana Vishneva Диана Вишнёва (Mariinsky Ballet) and Andrey Merkuriev Андрей Меркурьев (Bolshoi Ballet), “Subject to Change” choreography by Paul Lightfoot and Sol León, music by Franz Schubert [Der Tod und das Mädchen (second section; Andante con moto) arranged for chamber orchestra by Gustav Mahler] from “Dialogues” (“Errand into the Maze” choreography by Martha Graham, “Dialogue” choreography by John Neumeier and “Subject to Change” choreography by Paul Lightfoot and Sol León), Mariinsky Theatre

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