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| Reprinted, too, is his first (1930) dance article (on Diaghilev), as well as an admiring but simplistic entry on Stravinsky's working method, and a charming essay on gagaku, the ancient Japanese court dance. Bugaku, George Balanchine's exotic and erotic choreography inspired by the Gagaku musicians and dancers of Japan, opened the program. This year's program includes two performances by Circle of Fire (an ensemble of musicians including director/bassist Mark Izu; Indian tabla master Zakir Hussain; Gagaku master Suenobu Togi; Noh drummer Shonosuke Okura; African American percussionist Anthony Brown; and Persian American multi-instrumentalist Hafez Modirzadeh). |
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