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Dwight Rhoden and Mr. Ward, both represented on the program, choreographed early in their careers for the Dayton company.

That description fit all four composers represented on the program, though some pieces worked better than others.

Taiwan, Israel, Japan, Germany, Canada, France, Argentina, the UK and the Netherlands are all represented on the program, which features a bunch from the US too.

For listeners not familiar with all 10 films represented on the program, the arrangements had to stand on their own without imagery or narrative, which they did.

But Zerhouni also made clear that only a tiny minority of the nation's early-career scientists would be able to cross that metaphoric span (represented on the program's Web site by a poetic photo of a broad, elegant suspension bridge).

Women were represented on the program as well as female children and male children.

He plays second fiddle to two other composers (one, thankfully, modern), both of whom are represented on the opening program, with Louis Langrée conducting the Mostly Mozart Orchestra: Beethoven (the "Emperor" Concerto, with the pianist Paul Lewis) and Osvaldo Golijov (the cello concerto "Azul," with Alisa Weilerstein).

Represented on the Bard program by last year's "Lux," so joyously expansive on this big stage, and by "Castles," those pieces are intricately plotted dance scrums, streams whose coursing motion eddies around outcroppings of emotional coloring and characterization and of odd bits of abstract gesturing.

Yet those figures are not represented on the Sunday programs.

Among the composers represented on the 10-hour program are Evan Ziporyn, Louis Andriessen, Eve Beglarian, Anthony Gatto, Michael Gordon, James Tenney, Frederic Rzewski, Julia Wolfe and John Zorn.

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