DUET

Paul Taylor’s 1964 DUET, set to the music of Franz Josef Haydn, is a testament to the simplicity and clarity of his craft. Brief and beautifully shaped, it portrays a love, perhaps not new, but rather tried and true.

Music Credits

* Excerpt from “The Seven Last Words of Christ” Sonata VII in E-flat major – Largo.

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