No Kind of Dancer
It was Robert Earl Keen who sang, on his debut album No Kind of Dancer, “I tried
hard to tell you I was no kind of dancer,” and I have always felt I
dance
What Will We Do without the Avant-garde?
I recently had the distinct pleasure and honor of performing a new piece of
music with composer Christian Wolff and the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in
the final performances of its Legacy Tour.
With Eyes Closed
My daughter spins in circles, stands arabesque, and attempts a small Jeté across
the living room floor in her favorite faded rainbow dress. Ballet class is her
inspiration, but watching her I think
On being an uncultured oaf (maybe)
From the New York Times: Half an Oaf
[http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/12/opinion/12trillin.html?_r=1].
> On the theory that a certified intellectual might be able to enlighten