Ib Andersen - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • 1987: 1-2-3–1-2 (music, Schoenberg, J. Strauss Jr., Lizst), Royal Danish Ballet
  • 1988: Baroque Variations (music, Foss), New York City Ballet
  • 1989: Fête Galante (music, Couperin), Royal Danish Ballet
  • 1991: The New World (music, Dvořák), Slovenian National Theater Ballet, Ljubljana
  • 1992: Carnaval (music, Schumann and others), Royal Ballet of Flanders, Antwerp
  • 1993: Simple Symphony (music, Britten), Tokyo
  • 1994: Brandenburg Concerti (music, Bach), Pacific Northwest Ballet, Seattle
  • 1999: Giselle (music, Adam), Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Montreal
  • 2004: Mosaik (music, Chopin, Berlioz, Schubert, and others), Ballet Arizona
  • 2007: Play (music, Mozart, Schubert, Britten, Pärt, Stravinsky), Ballet Arizona
  • 2008: Dance of the Hours (music, Ponchielli), Ballet Arizona
  • 2009: Sueños (music, Massenet, Rossini), Ballet Arizona
  • 2010: Diversions (music, Britten), Ballet Arizona
  • 2012: Topia (music, TBA), Ballet Arizona

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