Blue — Serenade

While it lacks a literal plot, it captures a "nocturnal mien" and a sense of transcendence . 3. Visual Arts: Painting and Symbolism

The U.S. Air Force used the title for a long-running radio show designed to encourage civilian recruitment into the " Air Force blues ". 2. Dance: Balanchine’s Neoclassical Masterpiece Blue Serenade

Watercolorist Rebecca Latham used the title for a painting of a mute swan, focusing on the way light plays on white feathers against watery blue tones. 4. Other Notable Mentions While it lacks a literal plot, it captures

In the world of ballet, is George Balanchine’s first original work created in America. While it lacks a literal plot