Steinvor and Kally now have solo passages - so, we probably have created all the movement, as Dmytro is finishing the music, for the first showing.
Perhaps Homing/In, along with Quicksilver, is part of a longer piece. Or, alternatively, the sections that make up this part of Homing/In are loops, as I initially intended to construct the piece. If that is the case, we now need to investigate other ways of presenting the material ("material" includes Dmytro's music).
I need to map the spatial patterns, looking at distance and proximity - between Kally and Steinvor, between them and Dmytro, between them and the audience (i.e., the center vs. the periphery of the performance space) - and also to start working on the projected images (finally!).
On a completely different note, I was one of four judges yesterday, for the inaugural Scottish National Choreographic Competition, at Telford College. The other judges were British choreographers Alan Greig and Michael Popper, and Monica Arnott, Marketing Manager of British Harlequin - the manufacturer of dance/performance floors worldwide and a sponsor of the competition. We saw some very promising talent from all over Scotland. For more information about the event, go to http://www.ed-coll.ac.uk/content.asp?ArticleCode=212
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