Sentence examples for concert dance from inspiring English sources

PBS has been doing its "Great Performances" series continuously since 1972, including it's 1976 addition of "Dance in America," focused solely on concert dance in the U.S. and heavily featured ballet works.

There is no one question that our country is currently experiencing a drought of dance in mainstream American culture; there are few outlets for concert dance despite the popularity of mainstream programming like So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing with the Stars.

It had begun nearly a decade earlier as the old stereotypes of "natural" dancing, whether in vaudeville or musical theater, began to fade, and concert dance came to the fore.

Creating concert dance programs?

It's hardly his first departure from concert dance.

It is show business, but it's also concert dance.

In the meantime Mr. Keigwin is fast making inroads on the concert dance circuit.

Never a member of a major ballet company, he formed his own concert dance group and was its choreographer.

That film -- not to be confused with the 1937 Astaire-Rogers musical of the same name -- is about dancing and establishes the woman as the traditional concert-dance muse the man encounters on his voyage of self-discovery.

Ms. Amaya opts for a concert-dance approach in a similar tradition.

Surprisingly, Murray Louis was the only well-known choreographer to use Porter's songs for a concert-dance piece, "Canarsie Venus," made for Rudolf Nureyev in 1978.