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| The melody spins back and forth with whole and half steps, while the bass punctuates with its own march, requiring the pianist to pay particular heed to legato and staccato markings. The war years are the longest, most absorbing part of the story, and the culminating account of Lafayette's widely celebrated two-year tour of America near the end of his life punctuates the vitality of this uncommon individual and the great fame he achieved in his adopted country. In Movements, angularity--flexed feet and wrists, deep plies on pointe in Second Position, and turned-in legs-abounds and punctuates the score. |
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