The theme song is sung by an unknown Chinese singer, the dance poem of the week is Crows in a Stong Wind by Cornelius Eady and the music played during the show is from Mozart the Mason by Jonathan Crow, Douglas McNabney and Matt Haimovitz.
In this episode Samantha Burnstein of Sanaa Danse talks about Oriental Dancing (aka Belly Dancing) a review of Déversoir by Angela Laurier and Les Imprudanses. The theme song is sung by a unknown and anonymous Japanese band, the dance poem of the week is Belly Dancer by Diane Wakoski and the music played during the show is from VinylCello by Matt Haimovitz.
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Chris ‘Zeke’ Hand rambling on about Sassy Horses, Vernissages and why they are bad, along with anything else that came to mind when he was in discussion with Lisyan Pieries and Margo Lane ostensibly about art in Montreal.
In this episode Noam Gagnon‘s performance at Usine C, Dieu ne t’a pas créé juste pour danser by maribé which is touring the Maisons de la Culture, PPS Danse’s Diasporama. Allison Elizabeth is given the third degree on why she wants to talk about dance on the radio, and there is a round table discussion on the New York Times article Can Modern Dance Be Preserved? The theme song is performed by Sharon Cuneta, the background music is J. S. Bach Goldberg Variations performed by Matt Haimovitz, Jonathan Crow and Douglas McNabney and the poem of the week is from Romance of the Rose translated by FS Ellis.