Sentence examples for Choreographic group from inspiring English sources

In 1992, she formed a choreographic group, and, after she and Etienne moved to Paris, she created her first major work, "Nana et Lila," which combined the traditions of flamenco with the trance music of Gnawa, which originated in Morocco.

An algorithmic choreographic large group performance in which Pilobolus creates unexpected improvised dances using the spontaneous response of a crowd holding illuminated umbrellas to pixelate themselves as images on video screens.

Some of this involves a happy sense of play — as the women thwack the men with those balloons, they keep redirecting them — and some of it involves more conventionally choreographic patterns, groups, lines.

Choreographic currents make groups form and dissolve.

During that time, St. Denis's choreographic style broadened to include group numbers occasionally derived from European as well as Asian sources.

Mr. Mosley, who uses his full name of Fredrick Earl Mosley in his choreographic credits, was represented by three group pieces, two of them suites.

Daily movement, rhythm and/or choreographic exercises, both solo and in groups, along with written assignments.

The specificity of the storytelling makes it a challenge to explore the music in meaty choreographic terms; one exception is the flamboyant group dance in the second act.

A generation of major choreographers, like Graham, whose choreographic property is a coveted commodity, has died in the last 20 years, leaving a collective body of work to a younger group.

Another of his choreographic virtues is an extraordinary skill with groups.

Lush choreographic phrases, deceptively simple and often done by groups, bloom in ways surprising and satisfying.