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New Houston Dance Festival Celebrates Latinx Choreographers – And Surviving The Pandemic – Houston Public Media

iframe src https://embed.hpm.io/394977/394930 style height: 115px; width: 100%; /iframe X That s why he founded the Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival, a new initiative of his Pilot Dance Project, which launched virtually on April 1 and runs through April 10. If you look at the landscape of dancers – modern dancers, contemporary dancers in Houston – there are very visible Latinx faces in the cast, said Castañeda. But when we talk about artists of color, especially dance artists of color, a lot of times the driving force is not to be a participant in someone else s work. Castañeda said that dancers who feel the need to say something with their bodies and their lived experiences are the ones who go on to become choreographers. But without support, they might not make it – or even have the chance.

Performance from Houston s Kinetic to show that Quiet is the new loud

Performance from Houston’s Kinetic to show that ‘Quiet’ is the new loud By Lawrence Elizabeth Knox, Correspondent © Ben Doyle Kinetic violinists Natalie Lin Douglas and Giancarlo Latta In “Goldberg Variations,” Bach masterfully encapsulates human existence in a way that has resonated with audiences for generations but proves perhaps even more chilling in today’s fractured society. The composer’s monumental work, which was published in 1741, ends as it begins with a return to the opening “Aria.” Upon the second listen however, the melodic theme of graceful elegance feels vastly different, as the music undergoes a series of transformations throughout the set of 30 variations, which are all built upon the original bass line.

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