Sentence examples for dance heritage from inspiring English sources

The first stages of reclaiming Africa's dance heritage were often arduous.

That's a question to be pondered by any dancer or company director eager to preserve the Spanish dance heritage.

And on Wednesday and Thursday, Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company honors its founder's Eastern European dance heritage with performances.

Happily, the Frog folks' ethos of staging an event which picks up the diversity of Glasgow's dance heritage and runs with hosting both iconic live acts and DJs from the past alongside emerging talents remains intact.

One of the five Olympic rings, fashioned in the form of giant snowflakes, failed to open properly, but apart from that the opening ceremony was typically grandiose and elegant, drawing attention to the more glorious moments of Russian culture – its composers, art and dance heritage.

Its mission is to create and present new dance works, preserve the modern dance heritage, build wider national and international audiences and enhance public understanding and appreciation for modern dance, and provide training and education for dancers and choreographers.

The Waiting Room, N16, Fri BB Bristol's dance music heritage is well known and loved.

MoMA bought several works too, including John Outterbridge's "Broken Dance, Ethnic Heritage Series," from 1978-82, ofe of his assemblage sculptures, as well as "The Lifted X," a welded steel sculpture by Melvin Edwards from 1965.

His third then flies to a whole other forgotten corner of his dance music heritage, Freestyle.

Meeting him meant getting an invaluable history lesson on New Orleans' dance music heritage from an old pro.

Outfitted in the national colors, posturing as they dance around heritage sites, the video for "Tajikistan" by Adaba, Mr. Skap, and Sam Salamov plays out like a tourist board advert, celebrating everything from the national airline to the Tajik soccer team.