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Paolo Aralla and Luca Veggetti

PIECES FOR PERFORMING SPACES

space as the common ground for different skills

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scenario

Rovereto - 2016

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non essere, una tentazione

Milan - 2016

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scene/two

Beijng - 2012

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vivo e coscienza

Milan - 2013

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bacchae

New York - 2011

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meditation on violence

Perm - 2011

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nothing

Milan - 2009

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memory/measure

New York - 2009

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play for dancer

Milan - 2008



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four/voice

New York - 2007

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ensemble for somnambulists

Portland - 2006

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O - [new version]

Paris - 2006


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silence/text

New York - 2005

“ The human body possess a knowledge, in its single parts and as a whole: a biological and archetipal knowledge that traverse its every single cell, a memory, an inexhaustible patrimony to explore through a combination of rigour, patience and discipline, in other words, the necessary tools for the dancer and the musician to be skilled. ” 1 / 3

“ Languages, and therefore music and dance as well, are the fruit of this search, they are the conscious image of an originary learning. The notion that the vocabulary at the base of any choreographic and musical traditions is, in fact, beyond time, seems a necessary point of departure for any experimental work in our disciplines. . ”2 / 3

“ In their difference, the skills proper to the dancer and the musician create a linguistic universe made of symbols, syntax and customary practices connected through a tight web of analogies, the one teaches the other his own vocabulary within the common ground of the stage space, a place where the time of sound and the time of movement coexist in a sort of free polyphony ”3 / 3