Mozart Dances: Taking Sides
Clip: Season 32 | 4m 25s
Is a dancer like a tennis player? Choreographer Mark Morris explores bilateral symmetry.
Why is a dancer not like a tennis player? Choreographer Mark Morris explores bilateral symmetry and the process of working with very smart dancers in this intermission piece from the 2007 Mostly Mozart Festival.
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Mozart Dances: Taking Sides
Clip: Season 32 | 4m 25s
Why is a dancer not like a tennis player? Choreographer Mark Morris explores bilateral symmetry and the process of working with very smart dancers in this intermission piece from the 2007 Mostly Mozart Festival.
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