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        Lorna Feijóo and Yury Yanowsky by Gene Schiavone

        Music Michael Nyman, Jan Garbarek, Philip Glass
        Choreography

        Helen Pickett

        Premiere Date Boston Ballet, The Citi Wang Performing Arts Center Wang Theater, March 6, 2008
        Costumes

        Helen Pickett with Charles Heightchew

        Lighting

        Mark Stanley

        ScenicDesigner

        Helen Pickett and Benjamin Phillips

        In 2005, Boston Ballet commissioned its first work by Helen Pickett, Etesian. She has since choreographed pieces for Washington Ballet and Sacramento Ballet, among others. The music for Pickett’s new piece is a juxtaposition of classical Eastern Indian music with that of Western minimalist composers. Twenty dancers perform to music by Michael Nyman's Samhitha, Jan Garbarek and Philip Glass in a work inspired by the paintings of Edward Hopper, fashion, and E.E. Cummings’ poems.

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