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Words not in everyday use, but appeared at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last week in the text intro to a dance performance by Hee Suhui (and collaborators) about the internal sounds of the human body. By the end it was as if the performers had turned themselves inside out, and were joined by membranes and body fluids. There was a sound track mixed from the sound of heartbeats, breathing, fluid movement, bones cracking and tendons stretching. Performed in a tiny space - at one moment I felt the breath of one of them on my cheek - and photography was allowed.
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Among your best. 

Years ago, after Baryshnikov ostensibly retired from dance, he formed a small company (I think White Oak was in the title), and danced to his  amplified live heart beat, which increased in rate as the dance advanced, and slowed as he slowed.  It was stunning.

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1 minute ago, stuny said:

Years ago, after Baryshnikov ostensibly retired from dance, he formed a small company (I think White Oak was in the title), and danced to his  amplified live heart beat, which increased in rate as the dance advanced, and slowed as he slowed.  It was stunning.

Sounds fascinating!

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