Street Salvation/ Nocturne
2017-04
"Street Salvation" re-stages Duncan's "Nocturne" (1915) in a 21st century, everyday context. Opening on a prone body, invisible amongst busy passers-by, and performed in street clothes, the piece brings the choreography's depiction of desperation and the struggle for--and eventual possibility of--empathy, togetherness, and uplift into a familiar urban scene. Initially envisioned by Jennifer Sprowl, "Street Salvation" is performed in this recording by Sprowl and Valerie Durham in April 2017
Contents
| Time | Event/Dance | Dancers | Full Dance? | |
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Chopin - Nocturne in E flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 (Angel and Spirit Rising / Nocturne)
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Valerie Durham, Jennifer Sprowl | Yes |
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