Double Dream Hands

So, How Did Matt Get People to Dance with Him?

Get That Disco Feelin'

thanks so much to always try to go with something else

Bridging the Gap

Inuit Throat Singing

Inuit throat singing or katajjaq, also known (and commonly confused) under the generic term overtone singing, is a form of musical performance among the Inuit. Unlike the throat singers in other regions of the world, the Inuit performers are usually women who sing only duets in a kind of entertaining contest to see who can outlast the other. Choreographer Meryl Tankard uses inuit throat singing as soundtrack in the production of Inuk 2 with Sydney Dance Company.

Aether

When I go to see contemporary dance performances, or any artwork really, I like to inform myself, read some learn something about the piece then I get the most out of the experience by engaging with the artwork corporeally rather than rationally.

Chris Boyd on his blog called The Morning After the Night Before: Performimg Arts in Australia says "We need to turn off the visual cortex. We need to see with the body. To try to apprehend rather than comprehend."

Image: Aether performed by the Lucy Guerin Company at the Sydney Festival