The phrase "autumn dance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dance event or celebration that takes place during the autumn season, often associated with themes of harvest or seasonal change.
Example: "The community center is hosting an autumn dance this Saturday, complete with festive decorations and seasonal treats."
Alternatives: "fall dance" or "harvest dance".
MADISON Grace Church The Madison String Quartet presents "Autumn Dances," a program featuring works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Piazzolla and del Aguila.
The breath of heartfulness is rising and falling, sailing like leaves of all color in autumn's dance.
In the autumn she danced wistfully to the leaves falling.
The "Summer" episode, with its muddled tribal dance, "Autumn" with its aging of a goddess in a delicate procession, "Winter" with its snowfall: these episodes paled before the strongest and first vignette, a "Spring" that featured an erotic duet for a near nude man and woman flowing into a variety of embraces.
Their voices and Mr. Pizzarelli's delicate guitar meshed and embraced to evoke a picture of longtime lovers stepping outdoors to dance in autumn moonlight and reaffirm their bond.
On Wednesday, the opening night of the Royal Ballet's autumn season, Rudolf was danced by Edward Watson.
The looped, 40-minute recordings will be heard on opening day at 1, 2, 7 and 8 p.m. Dancing Into Autumn The subject is George Harrison (above).
Continue along Pontocho, past the theatre where geisha perform public dances in autumn and spring, and you will come out near the river again and Sanjo Bridge, where much of young Kyoto is hastening towards a night on the town, or waiting for dates near the temple commemorating 39 noblewomen and children executed along the riverbank.
Live music helped add vitality to "Autumn Engravings," the program Cherniak Dance presented on Sunday night at the Merce Cunningham Studio.
Also announced were details of the Barbican's autumn and winter theatre and dance programme for 2016, which will include the RSC bringing productions of Ben John's The Alchemist, Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, Melly Still directing Cymbeline, and RSC artistic director Gregory Doran directing his partner Antony Sher in King Lear.
