For the second time in four seasons, the hometown company with a shoestring budget will present its rendition of the full-length ballet — which the Frenchman Marius Petipa first choreographed in St .Petersburg, Russia, in 1877 — and usually is performed by the world's most prestigious ballet houses.
To the Editor: Reuel Marc Gerecht presents extraordinary rendition as a "satisfactory compromise".
One notable present-day rendition can be found at Breads Bakery, the American arm of an Israeli chain, which has three locations in Manhattan.
It has produced a new series of Jem dolls that go for about $140 a doll and present modern renditions of the characters from the 1980s cartoon show (which was released in conjunction with a line of toys).
Nancy Spero presents new renditions of her incendiary feminist motifs, enlarged and submerged in fields of rich color.
At one point, he said, the spotlight will shift between the singers Kerry O'Malley and Mazz Swift on opposite sides of the stage, with Ms. O'Malley presenting straightforward renditions of arrangements by Haydn and Ms. Swift offering syncopated versions of the same melodies, drawing on African traditions, as the slaves at Monticello were likely to have done.
On Oct. 28-30, at Skirball Center, Byrd will present an updated rendition, taking into account especially the death of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, and the Black Lives Matter movement.
In its new release, "Journeys" (Sony Classical), the Emerson String Quartet, joined by the violist Paul Neubauer and the cellist Colin Carr, present a persuasive rendition that reflects the work's current status as a repertory staple: the pacing is firm, and the recording, which strives for a grand, somewhat recessed concert-hall acoustic, gives the performance an almost orchestral flavor.
They will present their latest rendition at Wednesday's commission meeting.
A constantly evolving sonic identity is present throughout the rendition, evoking a sense of subliminal ecstasy.
