Who cares? [Close shot] [electronic resource] / [presented by] New York City Ballet ; choreography by George Balanchine ; music, George Gershwin, adapted and orchestrated by Hershy Kay.
1 streaming video file (NTSC) (46 min.) : sd., col.
Uniform title
Who cares? (Choreographic work : Balanchine)
Genre/Form
Dance.
Video.
Contents
"Strike up the band" / performed by the ensemble -- "Sweet and low down" / performed by women's ensemble -- "Somebody loves me" / performed by Harmsen, Karz, LeBlanc, Ringer, and Wingert -- "Bidin' my time" / performed by Anderson, Higgins, Kaiser, Naumann, and Stevens -- "'S wonderful" / performed by Harmsen and Stevens -- "That certain feeling" / performed by Karz, Anderson, LeBlanc, and Kaiser -- "Do do do" / performed by Ringer and Higgins -- "Lady be good" / performed by Wingert and Naumann -- "The man I love" / performed by Tracey and Martins -- "I'll build a stairway to paradise" / performed by Calvert -- "Embraceable you" / performed by Fugate and Martins -- "Fascinatin' rhythm" / performed by Tracey -- "Who cares?" / performed by Calvert and Martins -- "My one and only" / performed by Fugate -- "Liza" / performed by Martins -- "I got rhythm" / performed by the entire cast.
Call number
*MGZIC 9-4335B
Note
Recording made possible by the cooperation of New York City Ballet, The George Balanchine Trust, and the Jerome Robbins Archive of the Recorded Moving Image of the Dance Collection of The New York Public Library.
Access (note)
Patrons can access streaming video file online only on site at the Library for the Performing Arts.
Credits (note)
Scenery, Jo Mielziner ; costumes, Ben Benson ; lighting, Mark Stanley.
Performer (note)
Performed by New York City Ballet: Stacey Calvert, Margaret Tracey, Judith Fugate, and Nilas Martins, with Lydia Harmsen, Romy Karz, Sherri LeBlanc, Jenifer Ringer, Deborah Wingert, Charles Anderson, Arch Higgins, Russell Kaiser, Peter Naumann, and Gordon Stevens, and Samantha Allen, Wendy Drapala, Tatiana Garcia-Stefanovich, Michele Gifford, Isabel Kimmel, Dena Kinstlinger, Andrea Long, Jennifer Tinsley, Inmaculada Velez, and Elizabeth Walker.
Conductor: Maurice Kaplow.
Pianist: Cameron Grant.
Event (note)
Videotaped in performance at New York State Theater, New York, on June 6, 1993 (matinee), during New York City Ballet's Balanchine Celebration, by Jay Millard. Close shot version ; for wide shot, see *MGZIC 9-4335A.
Funding (note)
Recorded with the assistance of grants from New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Charles E. Culpeper Foundation.
Terms of use (note)
Copyright: Who cares? choreography by George Balanchine (c) The George Balanchine Trust.
Title
Who cares? [Close shot] [electronic resource] / [presented by] New York City Ballet ; choreography by George Balanchine ; music, George Gershwin, adapted and orchestrated by Hershy Kay.
Imprint
c1993.
Country of producing entity
U.S.
Performer
Performed by New York City Ballet: Stacey Calvert, Margaret Tracey, Judith Fugate, and Nilas Martins, with Lydia Harmsen, Romy Karz, Sherri LeBlanc, Jenifer Ringer, Deborah Wingert, Charles Anderson, Arch Higgins, Russell Kaiser, Peter Naumann, and Gordon Stevens, and Samantha Allen, Wendy Drapala, Tatiana Garcia-Stefanovich, Michele Gifford, Isabel Kimmel, Dena Kinstlinger, Andrea Long, Jennifer Tinsley, Inmaculada Velez, and Elizabeth Walker.
Conductor: Maurice Kaplow.
Pianist: Cameron Grant.
Credits
Scenery, Jo Mielziner ; costumes, Ben Benson ; lighting, Mark Stanley.
Event
Videotaped in performance at New York State Theater, New York, on June 6, 1993 (matinee), during New York City Ballet's Balanchine Celebration, by Jay Millard. Close shot version ; for wide shot, see *MGZIC 9-4335A.
Funding
Recorded with the assistance of grants from New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Charles E. Culpeper Foundation.
Terms of use
Copyright: Who cares? choreography by George Balanchine (c) The George Balanchine Trust.
Restricted access
Patrons can access streaming video file online only on site at the Library for the Performing Arts.