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        Dark Elegies

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        Photo by Rosalie O'Connor

        Music Gustav Mahler
        Choreography

        Antony Tudor

        Premiere Date Ballet Rambert, Duchess Theatre, London, England, February 19, 1937
        Costumes

        After Raymond Sovey

        Lighting

        Lisa Pinkham

        ScenicDesigner

        Norman Lundin

        Dark Elegies is a one-act ballet performed by en ensemble of 12 dancers plus an onstage singer and is set to Gustav Mahler’s poignant Kindertotenlieder (Songs on the Death of Children). The score, a song cycle for voice and orchestra featuring poems by Friedrich Rückert, is considered by many to be Mahler’s greatest work and was Tudor’s favorite.

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