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Choreographic styles ran the gamut from Gonzales' jazzily propulsive movement, Luca Veggetti's stressed elegance, to James Canfield's sexy pas de deux on pointe, and Vasterling's lyrical classicism. Here, too, Nott offered more than typical token support, providing propulsive but hardly rushed playing and encouraging the brasses to piquantly accent the music. Therefore, these kinds of spatiotemporal adaptations will most likely diminish propulsive and mediolateral forces acting on the whole body during walking. |
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