David Fray plays Bach: Air (From Orchestral Suite No. 3)

In this excerpt from Orchestral Suite No. 3, pianist David Fray and choreographer John Neumeier create a dialogue where music and movement breathe as one. Featuring dancers Almudena Izquierdo and Giuseppe Conte, this performance reflects the spirit of Fray’s new album, Baroque Encores — a journey through the elegance, vitality, and expressive power of the Baroque. https://w.lnk.to/dfbencLY

Dancers: Almudena Izquierdo, Giuseppe Conte
Excerpts from a choreography by John Neumeier (Bach 3, premiere: Hamburg 1981)
Film and Direction by Kiran West & John Neumeier

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