Did you know that for this playful phrase from The Goldberg Variations, Jerome Robbins borrowed choreography from an earlier Balanchine ballet, also scored by Bach? Spot the reference to Concerto Barocco beginning about 36 seconds in, then see The Goldberg Variations in person on the Masters at Work: Balanchine & Robbins I program: nycballet.com/balanchinerobbinsspring1 | New York City Ballet

In this 2019 clip from Jerome Robbins' The Goldberg Variations, Principal Dancer Lauren Lovette and her onstage audience demonstrate that, as concert pianist Charles Rosen once wrote, "the ‘Goldberg’ variations is a social work; it was meant principally to delight, and it instructs only as it charms." Share in the enjoyment this coming spring on the Masters at Work: Balanchine Robbins program. nycballet.com/balanchinerobbinsspring1 We offer a range of subscription packages with added benefits su