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... play , giving free rein to the ac- tor's art , developing his own characters or masks that he repeated in each play . Each character became an exten- sion of the actor's own personality but elastic enough to respond to innumerable ...
... play , giving free rein to the ac- tor's art , developing his own characters or masks that he repeated in each play . Each character became an exten- sion of the actor's own personality but elastic enough to respond to innumerable ...
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... play ( i.e. , the smallest units of dramatic action into which each role can be divided ) as well as the rhythms of the play as a whole , and he must determine what adjustments must be made in his performance for each of the other ...
... play ( i.e. , the smallest units of dramatic action into which each role can be divided ) as well as the rhythms of the play as a whole , and he must determine what adjustments must be made in his performance for each of the other ...
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... play : ( in three octaves ) 2..4..2..2..1..1..2..5 .. 14.35.14.35 . Three opposite musicians play : .14.35.14.35.14.35.14.35 ( in three octaves ) Interlocking techniques allow African instrumentalists to produce resultant patterns ...
... play : ( in three octaves ) 2..4..2..2..1..1..2..5 .. 14.35.14.35 . Three opposite musicians play : .14.35.14.35.14.35.14.35 ( in three octaves ) Interlocking techniques allow African instrumentalists to produce resultant patterns ...
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