Sentence examples for blended dance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smuin's new "Symphony of Psalms," to the Stravinsky score, blended dance and music into something more, an evocation of the spirituality to be found in religion and in classical ballet.

MJF: Pina Bausch, specifically the way she blended dance and theater and how her dancers embody human emotion so vividly.

Each was choreographed by Jelon Vieira, the troupe's artistic director, for a cast of 12, and each blended traditional Brazilian dance forms with North American modern dance.

Three of them -- Cristina Godines, Maite Revilla and Lourdes Sanchez -- blended apparent modern dance and ballet training skillfully into their flamenco dancing.

Shortly after, many of them took off on their own careers with Orabrush, Arches rope swing videos, blended iPads, and Dancing Violin Zelda Dubstep videos (well, maybe not quite that extravagant).

Step dancing and modern dance never quite blended, however, in an ambitious group work created by Ms. Carr.

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Pueblo singers prefer an open, relaxed vocal style emphasizing the lower range and perform communal dance songs in blended unison.

One is never quite sure who the two women might be in her "Pilgrim Hull," danced to smoothly blended music by Fred Klatz, Noel Hill and the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.

Singers perform collective dance songs in moderately blended unison, and some dance songs are unaccompanied, which is unusual among Indians in North America.

I attended a public performance in June of of African American men and women that blended traditions of the black church with dance, poetry and hip-hop under a parachute at the Great Hill in New York's Central Park.