Talk:Audience Response to "Trivial Pursuits"/@comment-4912503-20120310013731

I first was unsure if the placements of the white paper was part of the dance routine and was meant to be captured by the recorder. After watching it in its entirety, I came to the conclusion that it was part of the routine. Several trivial activities came to mind as I watched the movements, while the performer was placing the white paper, I thought of a game of match, then I thought as she continue to place the paper she was out in the garden planting bulbs. As she began to move around, she reminded me of a child outside on a warm day playing in the yard, falling in the leaves.

In both of the pieces I think the choreographer did a great job of matching the musical selections with the movement of the dancer. I would like to see what those same motions would look and feel like if the music and actions of the artist was speed up. I would also like to see what an interaction of two dancers would yield. If the second dancer was to join, after all the paper had been placed and they interacted.