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| During the night the winds grew stronger, as did the grip of the frozen icescape. North or south, massive changes in the icescape normally happen slowly. Much of the ballet's magic lies in Desmond Heeley's sets and costumes: his sparkling icescape with its bluish undertones; the wedding scene with its distant, dreamlike onion domes; and the penetrating brilliance of the costume colors. |
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