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Indigo rose
Choreography
Director
Company
Collection
Year of production
2011
Year of creation
1998
Indigo Rose by Jiri Kylian was created in 1998, as a tribute to the transient nature of youth and human relationships. A series of tender duets and agile solos are set against the digital projections of the dancers themselves. The know-how is obvious. Kylian is an expert when it comes to playing with the agility of the dancers’ body, with the illusion of shadow and reality, with weight and weightlessness, balance and imbalance. He opposes the percussive music of hyperactive pseudo-ethnic dances to the baroque compositions of JS Bach and Couperin for duets full of emotion.
Source: Dance Australia; Dance Tabs
Choreography
Director
Company
Collection
Year of production
2011
Year of creation
1998
Lights
Michael Simon, Kees Tjebbes
Music
Robert Ashley (Factory Preset, 1993), François Couperin (L’Apothéose de Lully), John Cage (Three dances for two prepared piano), Jean-Sebastien Bach (Das Wohltemperierte Klavier
Production of video work
Maison de la Danse de Lyon – Charles Picq, 2011
Video production
Hans Knill
