Sentence examples for cornerstone of dance from inspiring English sources

Since the demise of the CD, this once beloved cornerstone of dance music culture has steadily shifted to the interwebs.

Produced between 1980 and 1984 by the Japanese electronic company, though still widely used today in both the studio and live space, the beloved piece of gear is still a cornerstone of dance music and was even the subject of a full-length documentary released earlier in the spring.

Patterns, Sat GT Sweatbox club La Cheetah has become one of the cornerstones of dance music debauchery in Glasgow since it opened six years ago, and its enthusiasm still knows no bounds.

The university is caught up in the crossfire over Graham's more than 180 works, which constitute a cornerstone of modern dance.

Diblo Dibala, the Congolese guitarist whose pealing little guitar lines are a cornerstone of soukous dance music, was flanked by three rump-shaking dancers and then more as audience members crowded the stage, drawn by an irresistible groove.

In the UK, though, club culture is still a cornerstone of the dance experience.

As festivals have become the cornerstone of the dance music industry, these stats are more than just incidental – but they don't tell the whole story on their own.

Like many dance instructors in Westchester, a county rich in year-round dance opportunities for children and teenagers, Mr. Cavise makes ballet the cornerstone of all other dance forms.

As festivals have become the cornerstone of the exploding global dance music market, drugs have been the silent partner in the deal with big business.

The cornerstone of the conference, and of the dance music it gathered, is house music, the Latin-tinged 4/4 beat that survived when disco music was laughed off the pop charts.

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