The multi-hyphenate talent will be the first Black woman to have composed a score for the institution.
, making her the first Black woman to have composed a score for the institution. The event, which honors New York gal about town Sarah Jessica Parker, who is unsurprising to no one, the ballet’s vice chair. The performance debuts September 28 at Lincoln Center in New York City.
“Very excited to announce i’ve composed an original score for the New York City Ballet,” Knowles tweeted on Tuesday, with four photos of her posing in the hallowed halls of the ballet, looking effortlessly, professorially chic.avant-garde red carpet looks since the early 2000s to collaborating with everyone from psych rock group Of Montreal to artist Ai Weiwei with a stylish subtlety.
The piece, which is yet to be titled, was composed for the chamber ensemble and will be choreographed by Gianna Reisen, who in 2017 became the youngest choreographer to work with the New York City Ballet. It will also feature a set to be performed by some of Solange’s frequent musical collaborators...any guesses? Dare we dream Beyonce?
This isn’t the first time Knowles has lent her talents to highbrow cultural institutions. She created the performance art piece
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