Sentence examples for constitutes dance from inspiring English sources
But the work also tackles serious questions that dance artists have long been asking about the relationship between artists and audiences and about what constitutes dance.
The Judson Dance Theatre reconsidered what constituted dancing at all, resisting modern dance's traditional compositional and presentational structure and characteristics.
Certain categories in the New York Dance and Performance Awards, otherwise known as the Bessies, limit what constitutes a dance.
If this is the case it would mean that there is no enduring "type" that constitutes a dance work of art that is "tokened" by various instancing performances.
Like the output of his imprint contemporaries, Hugo Massien's Kontrol EP, released back in October, is a determined attempt at skewing perceptions of what constitutes underground dance music.
(Mr. Nadj, Alain Platel, François Verret and the hip-hop choreographer Hamid Ben Mahi constitute the dance program).
Interjections like "Hoo-ha!" and "Oh, yeah," in counterpoint to the caller's frustrated "Hey, hey," constitute a dance in themselves.
McFee (2011b) provides a list of seven features that he says constitute a dance "work" of art (what he calls a "dancework") for purposes of numerical identification, appreciation and historical preservation, although he is careful to clarify that these features do not amount to a definition of a dance work of art.
In a very real way, "The Great Dance" constitutes an act of preservation and a requiem.
As the hours ticked on, the online debate grew into conversation among female DJs and producers about what constitutes plagiarism in dance music, which is based heavily on samples and remixes.
