Sentence examples for Unconventional dance from inspiring English sources

ROLLING into its final week, the MOSTLY MOZART FESTIVAL at Lincoln Center presents two solid programs by its resident orchestra and an unconventional dance outing.

The word is an amalgamation of dub, as in Jamaican dub reggae, and 2-step, an underground electronic music subgenre that emphasizes unconventional dance beats.

His DJing and unconventional dance moves have won him praise from the likes of Detroit and Chicago's biggest techno names, including Carl Craig, Derrick May, and Frankie Knuckles.

Duncan was unconventional in dance and in her personal life.

But then this strangely exuberant music began, with beautifully sour unconventional tunings, thumping dance rhythms and crunchy piano chord clusters (which Ms. Oppens deftly produced with that wooden block).

You do something mildly unconventional – a goofy dance move, a last-minute booking for Latitude Festival – and think this makes you interesting.

It was this sound that reached the ears of Diplo, Sinden, Steve Aoki, and respected DJs everywhere who recognized Francis' talent for making a new and unconventional kind of dance music.

Instead there was a mix of some traditional flamenco and, well, more traditional flamenco, danced to unconventional recorded accompaniment that included an uncredited rendition of John Lennon's "Imagine".

Mr. Hallberg starts the coda with a solo of extraordinarily shimmering delicacy, building up to a more conventional display of heroic jumps around the stage (danced with unconventional finesse).

It has an unconventional Neoclassical interior that typifies Dance's original approach to architectural design.

MATS EK, the best known, will be represented by "PAS DE DANSE," an unconventional reinterpretation of Swedish folk dance.