Lawrence Pech Dance Company, Theater Artaud, San Francisco, November 9, 1996
Creator
Pech, Lawrence Castilla, Antonio Fokine, Michael Kent, Stephen Owen, Jim Santi Greenberg, Robert Handel, George Frideric Saint-Saens, Camille Stravinsky, Igor Vuckovich, Larry
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Description
Lawrence Pech was a principal dancer for San Francisco Ballet and founded Lawrence Pech Dance Company in 1995. An acclaimed dancer and award-winning choreographer, Pech has choreographed more than 50 ballets and 30 musicals. For the past 16 years, he has served as dance master for San Francisco Opera. His Bay Area-based company showcased new works through a collaboration of choreographers, composers, designers, musicians and classically trained dancers. Concerto / choreography by Lawrence Pech ; music by Georg Friedrick Handel ; costumes designed and constructed by Nancy Endy ; lighting design by Robert Klemm -- Initiation / choreography by Antonio Castilla ; music composed and performed by Stephen Kent and Jim Santi Owen ; costumes designed and constructed by Ivana Castilla ; lighting design by Robert Klemm -- For Irene / choreography by Lawrence Pech ; music arranged and performed by Larry Vuckovich ; costume by Sandra Woodall ; lighting design by Robert Klemm -- Don't mean a thing / choreography by Lawrence Pech ; music by Robert Greenberg ; costumes designed by Wendy van Dyck ; lighting design by Robert Klemm -- The dying swan / choreography by Michel Fokine ; music by Camille Saint-Saens ; lighting design by Robert Klemm -- Quercus Quorum / choreography by Lawrence Pech ; music by Igor Stravinsky ; costumes designed by Wendy van Dyck ; lighting design by Robert Klemm.
Type
moving image
Format
Original Sound Dual-Channel Mono Color Hi8
Form/Genre
Dance
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
999.030.334 csfpal_000162
Language
English
Subject
Dance
Provenance
Museum of Performance + Design California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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