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| One City Block Choreographed by Eli Kababa, Kyra Kennaugh and Kimberly Pinto Music: Unknown by Amon Tobin Inspired by all the movement, energy, and unique individuals that dwell in and on just one block of the New York City grid. |
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| Parts of a Part Choreographed by Jamuna Dasi An abstract interpretation of Arvo Parts music through the rearranging of dancers in different shapes, patterns, dynamics and relationships. Influenced in part by Martha Graham, Jose Limon, Butoh, Busby Berkeley and the dancers themselves. |
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| Acapella Choreographed by Jeff Foote Music: Stevie Wonder This piece is a masterful rhythmic tap experience. |
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| Rising Choreographed by Eli Kababa and Kimberly Pinto Music: Caedmon's Call/Medieval Punditz A dance inspired by the struggles of a social class in India known as the Dalits. The level of oppression that is laid upon these people is at times unspeakable. Yet, still they find the power to rise and say, "We will not take this anymore." Even in our own social, political,and personal daily oppression we must rise and continue rising no matter how things appear before us. |
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| Reverie Choreographed by Alison Oakes Charbonnier Music: Kronos Quartet by Phillip Glass Divided into four sections, Reverie is a nostalgic look at a group of women getting ready. The opening solo is a time of quiet reflection; the group sections explore conformity and individuality with a bit of revelry, while a quartet abstractly recreates a social dance. Inspired by a character in Wallace Stegner's Angel of Repose, the piece takes us to a different time period, yet remains timeless in its intention. |
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| Montage Choreographed by Kathie Kececi Music: Peter Jones An absolutely beautiful collection of movement and shapes that captivates the creativity of the human mind. |
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| River
Without Banks Choreographed by Sara-Lynne Simpson Music: Scriabin A dramatic tale that conveys the tragic, spiritual, and emotional imagery of Marc Chagall.
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| Prayer Choreographed by Andrea Deventer Music: Josh Groban & Charlotte Church With its softness and delicacy is a lyrical tribute to both beauty and spirit. |
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| Touching
Down Choreographed by Alison Oaks Charbonnier Music: Claudia Gomez, Mariana Montalvo, DeLata A modern piece that intertwines thrilling fast-paced movement with beautiful more subtle movements. |
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| Explorations Choreographed by Heather Warfel Music: Orb, Roni Size An impressive piece that reflects the wonders of outer space. |
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| Stayin'
Alive Choreographed by Eli Kababa Music: 'N Trance A fun hip-hop piece with intricate footwork and fast-pace movements. |
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| Shhh! Choreographed by Nicole Hockenberry A rousing and humorous rhythm tap piece. |
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| Unity Choreographed by Kathie Kececi Music: Henry K. Gorecki A haunting dance reflecting on and commemorating those who lost their lives on September 11th, 2001. |
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| Vistas Choreographed by Alison Oaks Charbonnier Music: From the soundtrack of Amelie A beautiful and inspired dance with French charm. |
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| Morning Light Choreographed by Kathie Kececi Beautiful, soft movement set to an Irish lullaby. **Dedicated to Gigi Gillen and the staff of Morning Light |
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| Soukous
Spell Choreographed by Teresa (Te) Perez A cheerful dance set to African party music. |
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Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
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