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They assume a stasis of identity that is evidentiarily transparent and limpidly legible" (64). The limpidly beautiful Airs set to Handel with Taylor in his cheery transcendental Baroque mood, and the playful, yet suggestively tragic, Sunset, an evocation to softly imperial Elgar of soldiers and their girls on the eve of battle, have been better rehearsed in the past. Alone at the beginning, in a simple black leotard and drifting black and white cape (by Irie), she dances with unpredictable, meticulous, fluid lunges and swoops, each movement impulse limpidly rendered. |
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