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Article: Study for a Resurrection. (St. Mark's Church In-the-Bowery, New York, New York)
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- Dance Magazine
- Article date:
- January 1, 1998
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Twelve mild-mannered men, six of them singers, the rest dancers, shared this ecclesiastically titled journey, called Study for a Resurrection. The singers were members of a choral group called Lionheart. They gave well-balanced, a capella renditions of twelfth- to sixteenth-century sacred music.
Simply clad in black shirts and trousers, they were first deployed on one of the church balconies and then took a variety of simple formations in and around the dancing space. At one point four of them sat before a table deep within the area.
The dancers solemnly intertwined. They seemed keenly attuned to one another, and yet their action was more ritualistic ...
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