Sentence examples for dance panel from inspiring English sources
The cast included dancers from "Dance Panel No. 7" as well as Sebastien Sabatier Curial and Catherine Lutton.
The recent "Dance Panel No. 7" burst from its score by Aaron Copland to reach a peak in a series of repeated leaps.
"Dance Panel No. 7" tells no story, but its energetic release, enhanced by the diverse colors of Christina Giannini's costumes, excites on its own terms.
Her new "Dance Panel No. 7," set to an excerpt from Copland's "Dance Panels," is a little jewel that breathes and blooms gently with music whose measured shift from opening fanfare to calm suggests the brightening of morning light.
"Dance Panel No. 7" was performed by Jennifer Binford, Kelly Hamilton, Tamar Even-Kesef, Adam Klotz, Chi-Tsung Kuo and Ari Mayzick, a dancer of extra focus and daring.
A bit of background is useful: In the early '80s Mr. Gordon served on the dance panel at the National Endowment of the Arts, where he met the New Yorker critic Arlene Croce.
Subsequent events include dance performances, panel discussions about the nature of reality and about animal intelligence, and group star-gazing along the Hudson River.
Ms. Schwarz was a former member of the dance advisory panel of the National Endowment for the Arts, and she held honorary doctorates from Wright State University, in Dayton, and the University of Dayton.
Inspired by THUMP's Gender Equality in Dance Music panel at last year's Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival, we decided to speak to three talented Canadian artists playing this year's Igloofest in Montreal, to hear about their experiences as women in the industry and find out where they envision the conversation heading.
It was revealed in July 2009 that Dixon would be joining the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel in September 2009.
Ms. Primus, a pioneering modern and African-dance choreographer and performer who died in 1994, will be saluted by the Five College Dance Department in Amherst, Mass., in a weeklong long tribute that includes dance performances, a panel discussion and an exhibition of photographs by Barbara Morgan and Kane Stewart.
