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ing it as sound, will unequivocally construct a rich dialogue. Solo dancer embodying sound or exploring call and response - a duet ‘blown’ together or apart by the breath of both instrument and voice – or a trio carefully woven together in body and movement, as the musicians create an aural tapestry in unexpected ways. The creation of this production is rather unique for Dorfman. Everybody is involved in the creative process simultaneously rather than February 2015 Article Index providing ideas to a composer and letting them work on their own. Dorfman says the process takes a bit longer this way, but is also very exciting — especially when the music is going one direction and then takes a different turn as new ideas arise. In addition to the creative process, each musician provides something special on a performance level as well. Jessie Reagen Mann is an awardwinning classical, contemporary, Next Article 47