Sentence examples for climactic dance from inspiring English sources

The applause was huge for characters like Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer and even more so for the show's climactic dance number, Jellicle Ball.

Cooper's climactic dance, Ms. Stroman's work, at first looks like a horrifying compilation of "Dirty Dancing" pelvic action and the kind of knee sliding and arm-waving that was mercifully quashed at this year's Oscars, but it ends up being, like this movie, sexy and infectious in spite of itself.

Mr. Spano was able to summon the work's power and volume in the climactic dances, but much of the time his reading seemed calculated and logical: fine qualities in a different context but not quite the order of the day for this explosive, brutal score.

Talking many years after its composition, Stravinsky claimed he had to put himself in a kind of creative trance to compose it, an echo of the fate that befalls the poor girl who dances herself to death in the ballet's climactic Sacrificial Dance: "Very little immediate tradition lies behind The Rite of Spring – and no theory.

One early listener described it as: "As irritating to the nervous system as the continuous thudding of a savage's tom-tom!" Stravinsky later claimed that, rather like the 'chosen one' who dances herself to death in the ballet's climactic Sacrificial Dance, he'd had to enter into a sort of creative trance to write The Rite of Spring.

If you forget the scenario, you can hear the piece as depicting combat between music in regular meter (4/4, 3/4 and such) and breakaway stretches where symmetrical pulse is annihilated, as in the climactic "Sacrificial Dance," which pummels listeners with slashing chords but gives them no steady beat to hang on to.

Last but far from least, Busby Berkeley would surely have been delighted to see his influence extending to the climactic drum dance".

Actors Madurai Sriramulu Naidu and S. N. Lakshmi made their acting debut in this film; the former appears in an uncredited role as a horseman, and the latter appears as a dancer in the climactic drum-dance scene.

Initially, his nine dancers seem to function as human building blocks, their language restricted to blind repetition or to flickers of raw emotion, but over 40 minutes the choreography seems to embody man's desperate project towards meaning, as the movement eventually converges into five minutes of climactic, full-bodied dance.

Descriptions are given of classes in session, particularly social studies classes, rehearsals for the Fete, a parents' meeting, a shopping expedition for fabric for costumes & the final Park Fete, on May 20, in which they performed 8 international folk dances, the climactic one being the "Maypole Dance".

Their performance at the Sheldrake goes reasonably well, though Baby is too nervous to accomplish the dance's climactic lift.