Sentence examples for choral dance from inspiring English sources

One knows that the gods exist because one feels their presence during the drama of the mysteries or the elation of the choral dance".

Perhaps the most tantalising fragment is the choral dance for the women (8.40), who move with a classical line and full-bodied grace that would all but disappear from Bausch's work until the last phase of her career.

According to Julie Kane, the refrain in each stanza indicates that the form descended from a "choral dance song" wherein a vocal soloist frequently female semi-improvised the "unique" lyrics ofemale semi-improvised ring of dancers—all female, or male and female mixed—chimed in withethe repetitive words of the refrain as they danced arouniquer in a circlyrics

Its 900 choral dances of rustic origin, which formerly had been danced in the open air but were now usually performed indoors, included an enormous variety of forms and patterns.

Finally, Katherine Profeta's inimitable perversions of choreography that often imprint themselves in memory in this company's work seem lackadaisical here, despite a couple of bouts of loud spanking during choral dances.

It sits alongside works by fellow French composer Maurice Duruflé, and the Choral Dances from Benjamin Britten's opera Gloriana.

At Sparta there was a theatre of white marble (Paus. III.14 §1) in which assemblies of the people were held, choral dances performed, and the like (Athen. IV p139, XIV p631), for the festive joy of Dionysus and the regular drama were foreign to the Spartans.

Summer in the high desert of northern New Mexico brings choral rain dances or corn dances, soothing and exhilarating.

The gala, a highly produced affair, featured choral and dance performances as well as speeches from Mr. Bush, Mr. Peres and Mr. Olmert.

The museum will also present performances by choral and dance ensembles from Middle School 143, the Brooklyn Conservatory Teen Gospel Choir and the Harlem gospel Choir.

She is Trude Rittmann, not Rittman, and she was best known as a choral and dance music arranger, not as a choreographer.