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ON THE RIVER OF DREAMS Choreography: Nai-Ni Chen Music: Forrest Fang Costume: Karen Young Lighting Design: A.C. Hickox Dancers: 1 woman, 1 man length: 9 minutes This dance is part of
the Dance Drama “ White Mountain Black Water”. In Northeast China, the
Black Dragon River lies beneath the White Mountain. Each spring, the glacier on top of the mountain melts and
flows down to the fertile soil and river beneath.
The choreographer's inspiration for this dance derives from her
imagination of this beautiful combination of the reflection of the tall
white mountains in the black water and a fisherman on his boat, paddling
through the river. Beside him is
the spirit of the water accompanying him through his long journey into
eternity.
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