Editing Anton Webern (section)

===Dance===
Many [[choreographers]] set Webern's music to dance. [[Martha Graham]] and [[George Balanchine]] choreographed several works in ''[[Episodes (ballet)|Episodes I]]'' and ''[[Episodes (ballet)|II]]'' respectively (1959) as a [[New York City Ballet]] "novelty".{{sfn|Bremser|1999|loc=2}} [[John Cranko]] set ''Opus 1'' (1965) to Webern's Passacaglia, Op. 1. [[Rudi van Dantzig]] choreographed Webern's music in ''Ogenblikken''{{efn|''Moments''}} (1968) and ''Antwoord gevend''{{efn|''Giving Answer''}} (1980); [[Glen Tetley]] in ''Praeludium'' (1978) and ''Contredanses'' (1979);{{sfn|Bremser|1999|loc=281–287}} [[Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker]] alongside that of Beethoven and Schnittke in ''Erts'' (1992);{{sfn|Bremser|1999|loc=108–113}} and [[Trisha Brown]] in ''Twelve Ton Rose'' (1996).{{sfn|Bremser|1999|loc=46–52}} [[Jiří Kylián]] set only Webern's music in ''No More Play'' (1988) and ''Sweet Dreams'' (1990), more often pairing it with that of other composers in several [[ballet]]s (1984–1995).{{sfn|Bremser|1999|loc=175–180}}