Sentence examples for between modern dance from inspiring English sources

It's really ground-breaking, somewhere between modern dance and ballet.

Those who miss the once clear distinctions between modern dance and classical ballet might be reassured by Fiona Marcotty's dances.

Choreographers like Martha Graham and Balanchine were trying to find common ground between modern dance and ballet.

"What interests me," he says, "is exploration". Classicism, he says, has nothing to do with distinctions between modern dance and academic ballet; for Mr. Feld, the term refers to the way an artist uses materials and structure.

The movement in David Parker's new "Hour Upon the Stage," as seen at Dance Theater Workshop on Tuesday, is on several cusps at once: between basic and virtuoso, between modern dance and ballet, between generating self-made rhythm and responding to other rhythms.

So it's ended up being a cross between a modern dance track and evocative soundscapes".

Now in her late 40s, the woman bold enough to appear on the cover of French Vogue nude and without makeup (long before the makeup-free selfie craze) is happily bursting through barriers between the modern dance world and ballet with works like "6000 Miles Away".

There was also considerable interaction in terms of style and personnel between ballet and modern dance.

In 1973 she choreographed to the Beach Boys in "Deuce Coupe," which broke down the barrier between ballet and modern dance.

"For a dancer who embodied freedom, bringing its 'large, magical aura' with him onstage," she writes on one occasion, "it was only natural that he would want to 'crash the gates' between ballet and modern dance".

Turning to a favorite subject, Mr. Taylor starts off: "I'm not afraid of offending ballet people, and I liked it when there was still a war waged between ballet and modern dance, mainly by Lincoln Kirstein.