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Lelavision

Lelavision: Physical Music

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  • ABOUT Lelavision

    Lelavision co-founders Ela Lamblin and Leah Mann began their collaboration in 1992 in Atlanta, GA, using sculpture, music, and movement to develop themes based on myth, nature, and spirit. In 1996, they founded Lelavision. They live and create their art at their home on Vashon Island in Puget Sound. Lelavision has appeared at The New Genre Festival of Tulsa (OK), Boston’s Dance Umbrella (MA), Emory University (GA), Chattanooga's Barking Legs (TN) and the National Performance Network, among others.

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  • ABOUT David Lynn

    David Lynn is an internationally-recognized researcher and teacher in the general areas of molecular recognition, bioorganic chemistry and chemical biology.

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Recorded on May 15, 2010.

A husband-and-wife team comprised of instrument maker Ela Lamblin and dancer Leah Mann create breathtaking performances that combine sculpture, video, music, and dance. Returning after its sold-out performances in 2008, Seattle’s Lelavision presents a show combining its best material with new works developed in partnership with scientist David Lynn from Emory University. Physical Music showcases Lelavision’s stunning and singular musical sculptures and its astonishing physicality.

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stages sights & sounds, children, children's, family, sculpture, art, video, modern dance

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