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Written by Gabriel, this duet of desperation and hope is also one of the most commercially successful tracks in Bush's discography.

Mr. Bigonzetti not only recycles movement within this duet — part of which is a reworking of the one in his 1996 "Kazimir's Colors," danced in 2008 by Pennsylvania Ballet — but also recycles shticks from other ballets of his own.

Much of this duet has something of the mood of a Socratic dialogue, though both dancers are moving at the same time, mainly in separate solos.

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Reasoning that bikes, like cars, should have integrated road lighting, the duet of Nick Sweeney and James Voshell created the StemLite.

Mr. Hill and Julie Kent, the eloquent Tatiana, made this duet an outpouring of ecstatic, flowing movement.

Even so, as in "Duets" (1980), he twice counterpoints it by having another couple dance across the back of the stage in a style quite different, an effect that serves only to intensify your sense of the slow, suspended lunar beauty of this duet, its two dancers never parting as much as a yard and never pausing for more than a second.

The "Duo Concertant" that Ms. Magnicaballi and Michael Cook danced on Friday was not the equal of the finest current performances by New York City Ballet, but it was still so marvelously full of fresh inflections that it added to my sense of this duet's changing moods.

The most high-wire passages of this duet are colored by his sensuous tranquillity.

Performed by Jordan Kriston and Nile Russell, this duet explores the idea of the body as a moving sculpture.

It's impossible to enjoy the story of this duet from either her point or his.