BEETHOVEN'S
GROSSE FUGE
Beethoven was, as has been acknowledged by mankind, ahead of his time in many respects. With the Grosse Fuge he attempted to show us the beautiful, wonderous and awesome side of strange, of difference, of ugly. He attempted, and suceeded, to make us aware that everything around us has a rhythm, perhaps not the one we want to accept but the one that is there nevertheless. Yes, beautiful or ugly, within each slice of life there is a seed of wonder. With the choreography I attempted, through sillouette and movement, to show the beautiful pulse which lies just beneath the surface waiting for us to discover if we will only take the time open our eyes and ears,
- Andrew Rist -
dancers
Erin Warn, Jennifer Pray, Ben Olson, Aaron Davies, Hannah Wagner, Margaret Underwood, Harper Skulley, Berea Ames, Mary Shrake, Erin Chase, Maggie Selner, Nik Nelson, Kayla Assimacopoulos, Olivia Rose Awsumb, Karly Lunda
choreographer:
Andrew
Rist
composer:
Ludwig van Beethoven
costumes:
Cheryl Rist
lighting
Mary Beth Zorn