Brief fling : choreographic notes used by Twyla Tharp in creating her dance, 1990.

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Brief fling : choreographic notes used by Twyla Tharp in creating her dance, 1990.

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Folder contains Twyla Tharp's choreographic notes, mostly on index cards, regarding the sections of the dance, form and order of sections, groups formation, lighting and music notes, some research, rough draft of the program.

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