Sentence examples for course of dance from inspiring English sources
The performance of Vaslav Nijinksy's modernist choreography, based on pagan ritual and set to Stravinsky's dissonant score, shocked audiences and changed the course of dance.
JUDSON DANCE THEATER, a group of experimental artists who masterminded a series of performances from 1962 to 1964, altered the course of dance history.
The exhibition should display the extraordinary richness of collaboration (Stravinsky! Ravel! Picasso! Matisse! Nijinsky!) that characterized the company's two-decade existence and has so deeply influenced the subsequent course of dance history.
In the course of dance history, however, some dance theorists have made this stronger claim, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries.
This is a survey course of Bollywood dance styles throughout history, with particular focus on the modern filmi dance.
Yes, we see how quickly a new idea can alter the course of a dance, but then what?
Judy Hussie-Taylor, executive director at the Danspace Project at St. Mark's, is reshaping the course of modern dance.
Diana Broussard's costumes, in blacks and grays and whites, were casual yet chic, and changed in the course of the dance, never jarringly.
Several appear to die one by one during the course of the dance, suddenly and quietly collapsing or dropping to the floor from intersecting ranks of moving bodies.
The Judson Church movement and the whole course of experimental dance in New York over the last four decades would not have evolved as they did without her.
