Woodwinds play as each member of a group takes a seat at the end of this ballet’s second movement, which was scored for thirteen instruments due to its small premiere space. A Poston, Arizona internment camp may have inspired a fence in this ballet, which also features an hourglass-shaped rocking chair reminiscent of Brâncuși (10[1])(“brin-KOOSH”). Four “Followers” surround an all black clad “Revivalist” in a scene in this ballet with a set created by Isamu (10[1])Noguchi. (-5[1])The Bride (10[1])and the Husbandman (10[1])build a farmhouse in this ballet, which features a variation (10[1])based on the Shaker hymn (10[1])“Simple Gifts.” (10[1])For 10 points, Martha Graham (10[1])choreographed what ballet (10[1])with music by Aaron Copland? ■END■ (10[1]0[1])