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| In the first part, Bach's Organ Passacaglia in C Minor is accompanied by musicologist Robert Greenberg announcing tire variations on a ground bass. Transparent though her dancing is, she risked being outshone by a dazzling quartet Deborah Bull and Leanne Benjamin with Stuart Cassidy and William Trevitt) moving across the stage to a ground bass of funky corps dancers. |
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