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Origami for ballet Recorded/performed at: Move Records studio, on Jun 06. |
David Chisholm | Silo String Quartet, Ceridwen Davies, Caerwen Martin | 56 mins, 15 sec. | Buy as MP3 |
Product details
Music from BalletLab's "Origami" which premiered on 13 July 2006
in Melbourne. Music created by David Chisholm, with some tracks
played by Silo Quartet. The CD also includes four short
animations by Rhian Hinkley.
The ancient art of Japanese paper folding, Origami, is the title
for and inspiration behind this new dance performance by artistic
director, choreographer and founder of Ballet Lab, Philip Adams.
The music for this production was composed by David Chisholm, and
performed by the Silo Quartet. The work will be performed at the
Sydney Opera House in August and there are plans to stage it in
San Francisco in 2008.
"ORIGAMI explores the possible dialogue between dance, visual
art, and choreographic design. The starting point for David
Chisholm's music for ORIGAMI is the European grouping of the
string quartet. The structure of the music is built as if opening
up one giant fold, like a reverse origami, flattening out the
memory of the paper, not to erase it, but to create a place from
whence it is possible to begin again."
Phillip Adams, Choreographer
Duration: 57 min.
Contents note: Wave dance -- Fold -- Tent dance -- Falling trees -- How to build a set in 3 minutes -- Mountain -- Pavane for a pop-up book -- Ikebana -- Origami.
The CD also includes four short animations by Rhian Hinkley.
Liner notes include programme note and biographical notes on the composer and performers.
The dance work 'Origami', performed by BalletLab, premiered at Space 28, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne, on 13 July 2006.
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