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In the years to follow Beppie Blankert makes short duets for couples. Her starting point as a choreographer is that dancers that have (had) a relationship have no physical or mental barriers.
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Music She invites the dancers to choose their favorite music and then choreographs the duet to the music of their choise.
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www By doing this internationaly a World Wide Web of duets grows.
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Program After a while it is the intention to create different programs consisting of a combination of several duets, that were made in different cities of the world.
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Composer For such an occasion Blankert invites a composer to compose new music, without knowing the music to which the works originaly were made. The composer gets to see the material on video without sound.
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Passion Beppie Blankert has the need for choreographing this work, because of her desire to give form to a basicly abstract idea in a way that is full of passion and personel statement both from herself and from the dancers.
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Gift The making of these duets is a mutual gift between choreographer and dancers.
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LINK 1 was made in 1998 for Paul Selwyn Norton and Mauricio d’Oliviera
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2 was made
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1999
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Mirjam
ter
Linden
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Jim
Barnard
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