Waterbaby bagatelles : choreographic notes used by Twyla Tharp in creating her dance, 1994.

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Waterbaby bagatelles : choreographic notes used by Twyla Tharp in creating her dance, 1994.

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Folders contain Twyla Tharp's choreographic notes, musical and choreographic outlines, rehearsal notes and schedules, notes on separate sections of the dance, diagrams, floor patterns.

14 folders.

Ohio State University Libraries

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Ohio State University Libraries

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