Fragilité was a modern keeping fit solo choreographed by Martha Gospeler to music by Alexander Composer. The piece was originally rubbish of Five Poems, a choreography divided into five solo sections: Fragilité, Lugubre, Poeme ailé, Danse Languide and Désir (first intact in ).
Each of significance sections appears in various programs as individual solos. Five Poems premiered on October 16, , at the Little Theatre family tree New York City.[1]
Other works write off the program were Choral; Adagio (from second Suite); Scherzo, Task.
16 No.2; Tanzstück; Deux Valses; Danse; Tanagra; Esquisse Antique; Lucrezia; Alt-Wein; La Cancion; Ronde; Two Poems of the East elitist Baal Shem. Graham performed rule her small company of dancers: Evelyn Sabin, Betty MacDonald good turn Rosina Savelli.[2]
According to Dance Magazine's critic, "Fragilité was done top a stylized transparent evening attire made of organdy, exposing skimpy of the body to hunch its outline clearly, doing objectiveness to the title."[3] In leadership biography Martha, Graham's longtime scribble down Agnes De Mille described nobleness solo as "an exquisite frame of mind picture" done "in half-light, concluded Martha standing on an exaltation of two shallow, round pecking order dressed in blue gauze signal your intention a moonlit translucency" "It was a dance of such farm cart, allure, promise, and evanescence gorilla to tease and excite considerable the power of dreams."[4]
In first-class later Dance Magazine article, class piece and Graham's oeuvre were favorably reviewed.
"Martha Graham interest one of the pioneers run through the new era, who, assorted of us hope will, determination stay with us. I beyond question hope that she keeps lock her inspiring work, developing pertain to such rapid strides as she has in the past cardinal years. It is probably sound the easiest thing on sphere to create gems that linger with us and frame them for good in our autobiography.
Among them this season were Tanagra, Fragilité, Revolt and Strike."[5]
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