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DANCES
BLACK TUESDAY
Music: Songs from the Great Depression
Choreography by Paul Taylor
"Underneath the Arches"
Performers: Michael Trusnovec, Robert Kleinendorst
"There's No Depression in Love"
Performers: Amy Young, Andy LeBeau
"Slummin' on Park Avenue"
Performers: Kristi Edtvedt, Takehiro Ueyama
"Sittin' on a Rubbish Can"
Performers: Silvia Nevjinsky
"Are You Making Any Money?"
Performers: Orion Duckstein, Annmaria Mazzini, Amy Young, Julie Tice
"The Boulevard of Broken Dreams"
Performers: Annmaria Mazzini
"I Went Hunting and the Big Bad Wolf Was Dead"
Performers: Lisa Viola
"Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?"
Performers: Patrick Corbin
PROMETHEAN FIRE
Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, orchestrated by Leopold Stokowski
Choreography by Paul Taylor
"Toccata & Fugue in D Minor"
Performers: The Company
"Prelude in E-flat Minor"
Performers: Patrick Corbin, Lisa Viola
"Chorale Prelude, BWV 680"
Performers: The Company
Top banner photos: The Paul Taylor Dance Company in "Promethean Fire" (photo by Lois Greenfield) and "Black Tuesday" (photo by Paul Dodds). |
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"Promethean Fire" was commissioned by the American Dance Festival and first performed in 2002. |
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The Paul Taylor Dance Company, currently comprised of 16 members, was formed by the choreographer in 1954. |
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This program is not available on VHS or DVD. |
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