Sentence examples for approach of dance from inspiring English sources

But Hyde and Smith had become intrigued by the new rhythms and DIY approach of dance music's emerging world.

Garth Fagan's style was shaped in large part by the instinctual approach to dance of his first performers, many of whom were untrained.

"I was a huge fan of their approach to dance club-friendly music, but always assumed that I was too weird-looking or strange to participate in that scene," he says.

One thinks fleetingly of Diaghilev and his total-theater approach to dance.

"American modern dance changed not only the approach to dance in France but the politics of the Ministry of Culture," Mr. Loukos said.

For a process philosophy approach to dance see Manning 2013.

(For an anthropological and semiotic approach to dance see Hanna 1987. For a phenomenological approach to dance see Albright 2011.

Yet when invested with a life of their own, with the kind of faith and commitment that colored Soviet ballet performing in the mid-20th century, the classics do approach the pure vitality of dance.

Spatial exploration through the repetition of movements and patterns factors into her sparse phrases, as does a general abstract approach to the language of dance.

He abides by a big-picture approach to the production of dance music, one which frames music in space and time rather than wavelengths and BPMs.

When successful, this approach can achieve the right connection of dance style to the surrounding drama.