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Petite Mort by Jiří Kylián
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto in A Major (KV 488) get home safe by Tess Voelker
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem in D Minor (KV 626), Lacrimosa Jeunehomme by Uwe Scholz
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 9 in E-flat Major (KV 271) How do we experience Mozart's works when we not only hear his music but also see it? Ballett Dortmund has found a simple yet clever answer to this question: three choreographies, three approaches – and thus three surprisingly different variations.
Jiří Kylián's "Petite Mort" condenses Mozart's slow movements into a fragile world where beauty, vulnerability, and strength become visible at once. Uwe Scholz takes up a work in "Jeunehomme" that was considered revolutionary for its time. Scholz, famous for his symphonic ballets, translates the complexity of the music into a clear, elegant movement architecture. Finally, Tess Voelker sets a contemporary counterpoint with "get home safe": reduced, precise, open, and close to human states of being. Within clear choreographic structures, the dancers work with improvisation, allowing each moment to emerge anew.
On this evening, Mozart appears not only as a musical giant. Rather, he gifts us a sound carpet on which new perspectives unfold through the power of dance. Duration: 120 minutes, including intermission
Tickets: 86 / 74 / 59 / 44 €
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Highlights
- Features works by Mozart and choreography by Jiří Kylián and Tess Voelker
- Duration: 120 minutes, including intermission
- Tickets range from 44 to 86 €
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Ballett Dortmund presents a tribute to Mozart featuring three distinct choreographies that explore his music through dance. The performance includes pieces like 'Petite Mort' and 'Requiem in D Minor', showcasing the interplay between movement and melody.
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March 2027
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