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Freedom Dance Club Mix Psychedlic Animation Video

Crazy #Animation #musicvideo #Electronica. :) Check it out, Friends!

EVOCATIVE MUSIC FOR DANCE SVJETLANA BUKVICH BRINGS “TRACES” TO THE STAGE IN COLLABORATION WITH CAROLYN DORFMAN DANCE WORLD PREMIERE APRIL 8, NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Two premiere performances of “Traces” a new collaboration by composer Svjetlana Bukvich and Carolyn Dorfman Dance World Premiere:  April 8, 2016  at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center , Newark , New Jersey NY Premiere:  April 16, 2016  at the La Guardia Performing Arts Center,  Long Island City, NY CONTINUING HER EXTRAORDINARY AND EVOCATIVE STYLE OF COMPOSING MUSIC FOR DANCE SVJETLANA BUKVICH BRINGS “TRACES” TO THE STAGE  IN COLLABORATION WITH CAROLYN DORFMAN DANCE WORLD PREMIERE  APRIL 8 , NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER   NYC PREMIERE OF  TRACES   APRIL 16  AT THE  LA GUARDIA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER    (Wednesday, March 16, 2016 – New York, New York )  – For the second time  in three years , two progressively original artists, Svjetlana Bukvich and Carolyn Dorfman will come together to share their work. Their new collaboration  TRACES opens live on Friday, April 8 at 8:00...

Absolutely PHENOMENAL! Japanese Dancing With The Lights

 These Japanese dancers   using lights in their performance is absolutely a unique thing.  The ingenuity used by this contemporary Japanese dancers. Integrating multimedia and dance, they create a world that truly inspires.  Related articles World of Dances #20 Ringan Ledwidge directs weird and brilliant video for Massive Attack Dance '16 Offers Something for Everyone at NKU This Spring Swiss girl shines in prestigious ballet competition 'Dance Moms' Season 6 Spoilers: Lifetime Orders More Episodes; Filming Starts April Workshop Held for Aspiring Dancers at Miami Northwestern Deadmau5's "Strobe" Is Six Years Old Today Electronic Music Awards and Foundation announce their inaugural nominees FIRST EVER Electronic Music Awards College newspaper music story makes unintentional comic gold