Sound and Body Waves
Whether bending backwards as if channeling Paul Chavez’ otherworldly sounding music, or crouching down ever so slowly and quasi-teetering on the floor, dancer Roxanne Steinberg proved a master of the body.
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Whether bending backwards as if channeling Paul Chavez’ otherworldly sounding music, or crouching down ever so slowly and quasi-teetering on the floor, dancer Roxanne Steinberg proved a master of the body. Presented by the Electric Lodge, the concert, dubbed, “Hatsu-kaze (First Autumn Breeze),” was the last of six solo improvisational performances featuring Steinberg and her husband, the ever dazzling Oguri, with each gig also including a different musician.
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Whether bending backwards as if channeling Paul Chavez’ otherworldly sounding music, or crouching down ever so slowly and quasi-teetering on the floor, dancer Roxanne Steinberg proved a master of the body.
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