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February 24, 2012

 

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In "Mood Indigo," there were three duets and they all showed different colors of indigo by how they dancers expressed their movements. The first duet was the color purple and they showed a couple in love and the movement was very quick. The second duet was the color light purple and the movement was very slow, this was the only piece where the movement was pretty slow...
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Since it was a lighter color they made the movement slower which fit the whole idea. In many of the other pieces they movement was fast as well. In the piece, "Caught," the technique here dealt with strobe lights. David Parson's choreographed this piece and it was very well done. They had the dancer jumping in the air while they strobed her to give it a suspended in time look to the movement...
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