Miki Orihara Solo Concert - RESONANCE III
at LPAC 2019.5.10
Dance Miki Orihara
Piano Nora Izumi Bartosik
Seiko Takata
Slideshow : Photos courtesy of Nanako Yamada, Yuki Kobari, some online source.
Music: La Cathédrale Engloutie (1910) - Claude Debussy [Excerpt]*
Mother (1938) US Premier
Choreography by Seiko Takata (1895-1977)
Music by Frédéric Chopin - Etude Op. 10 No. 3
Costume Design by Seiko Takata
Restaged by Nanako Yamada
Doris Humphrey
Slideshow : Photos courtesy of The Sunami Family and some online source.
Music: La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin (1910) - Claude Debussy*
Two Ecstatic Themes (1931)
Choreography by Doris Humphrey (1895-1958)
Music by Nikolai Karlovich Medtner* and Gian Francesco Malipiero**
(Tragoedie a moll – Cherche che paisano)
Costume Design by Pauline Lawrence
Restaged by Sandra Kaufmann and Carla Maxwell
“Two Ecstatic Themes” is the keynote to Miss Humphrey’s mature work. The first part,
“Circular Descent”, is soft and sinking, to convey an emotional feeling of acquiescence. The second part, “Pointed Ascent”, in contrast to the first part, rises to a strident climax suggestive of aggressive achievement. The whole is a counterpoint of circular and angular movement, representing
the two inseparable elements of design as well as life itself.
Licensed from The Doris Humphrey Foundation for Dance and Goucher College
*Nikolai Karlovich Medtner - 3 Arabesques, Op.7 - 2. Tragedy Fragment
** Gian Francesco Malipiero - Maschere che passano (n°1)
Konami Ishii
Slideshow : Photos courtesy of Noriko Sato, The Kikuchi Family, some online source.
Music: Sarabande No. 1 (1887) - Erik Satie*
Moon Desert (Early 1930’s) US Premier
Choreography by Konami Ishii (1905-1978)
Music Edit by Kaoru Sato
Music by Suguru Sasaki
Costume design by Noriko Sato
Restaged by Noriko Sato
Martha Graham
Slideshow : Photos courtesy of The Sunami Family, some online source.
Music: In a Landscape (1948) - John Cage [Excerpt]*
Lamentation (1930)
Choreography and costume by Martha Graham (1884-1991)
Music by Zoltán Kodály - Neun Klavierstucke, Opus 3, Number2
Original Lighting by Martha Graham
Premiere: January 8, 1930, Maxine Elliott’s Theater, New York City
Licensed from Martha Graham Resource, a division of the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance.
Yuriko
Slideshow : Photos courtesy of The Kikuchi Family, The Kivnik Family, some online source.
Music: Les Trois Valses Distinguées du Précieux Dégoute: Son Binocle (1914) and Sarabande No. 3 (1887) [Excerpt] - Erik Satie*
The Cry (1963)
Choreography by Yuriko
Music by André Jolivet - Concerto for Harp and Chamber Orchestra
Costume Design by Yuriko
*During Slideshow, all the music was edited and played by Nora Izumi Bartosik.
Maxine Glorsky –-------Production Stage Manager
Yuki Nakase Link –-----Lighting Designer
Patrick Surillo –---------Stage Manager
Tomoko Mikanagi -----Camera, Film Editor and Director
Stephen Pier-------------Rehearsal Director
Sumie Yonei-------------Production Manager JP/Assistant to Miki Orihara
Jaqueline Dugal---------Production Manager
Nobue Hirabayashi----Graphic Designer
Yasuko Kataoka--------Lecturer
Norton Owen-----------Lecturer
Nanako Yamada--------Master Class/Workshop
Julien Frei---------------Translator
Amanda Waddell----- Translator
Carmen Griffin---------LPAC Technical Director
Taeco Ishida------------Cordinator for Ms. Kataoka and Ms. Yamada
John Deane -------------Photographer
Tokio Kuniyoshi-------Photographer
Antonia K. Miranda---Photographer
Juan Zapata-------------Photographer(LPAC)
Produced by LaGuardia Performing Arts Center – Steven Hitt, Director
Commissioning support for RESONANCE III is provided by LaGuradia Performing Arts Center, LaGuardia Community College, which receives major support from The Mertz Gilmore Foundation. Additional support provided by the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, NY Culture Department of Cultural Affairs Ciry of New York. York.
RESONANCE III is a grantee of the Japan Foundation’s Tour Grant 2018/2019
Other support from All Nippon Airways, Hiroshi Masuyama – MAM Foundation
The Hartt School ( University of Hartford), The Barnard College, RIOULT Dance Center,
Theatre of Yugen, Vancouver Civic Theatres and Dezza Dance.
