At 79, Gus Solomons Jr. is still a commanding dancer. «I am playing the instrument as hard as it can be played, given the instrument.»
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There is clearly a cadre of sexual-deviants at #fakenews NY Times who are using every means available to promote LGBT as normal. The lack of creativity in their method is embarrassing:
1. Find some LGBT.
2. Make a video of the LGBT doing whatever they do.
2. Think of something that ostensibly has nothing to do with LGBT.
3. Use that thing as the title of the LGBT-video-in-disguise.
4. Publish video to YouTube and hope that your readers are too stupid to notice your indoctrination tactic.
Stupid.
This is beautiful and amazing, even if he weren't 79 with a fused spine. The lineage from Merce Cunningham's dancers is important to witness. And the 360 for dancers is an amazing technology. Thanks, Gus Solomons Jr, and thanks NYT, go arts and technology.
Извините, но он похож на алкаша из русской глубинки
I love him. This is so beautiful and inspiring
These hands are not for boredom, a hot heart for creativity