Sentence examples for dancing master from inspiring English sources

In "Hello Fancy," Mr. Feld stylizes the kind of country dances that the 17th-century dancing master John Playford included in his 1651 dance manual, "The English Dancing Master".

The music was framed in texts — among them, historical documents from 15th-century Spain (most notably the Edict of Expulsion); an amusing set of observations about dance by an Italian dancing master, Guglielmo the Jew; and Bertram Gross's fascinating speculative fantasy about Shakespeare's having secretly been Jewish — in readings by John Genke.

C. 1675 c. 1710 Raoul-Auger Feuillet, (born c. 1675 died c. 1710) French dancer, dancing master, and choreographer whose dance notation system was published in his Chorégraphie ou l'art de décrire la danse (1700; "Choreography, or the Art of Describing the Dance").

So was the documentary Dancing in Jaffa, which goes one step further – literally – and shows renowned ballroom dancing master Pierre Dulaine teaching Israeli and Palestinian children to dance together in his hometown of Jaffa.

He also appended, "And the saucier and the dancing master," but then removed it.

Louis was born of Patrick, a dancing master, and Adrienne Françoise (List) Sullivan.

The early ballets were performed almost exclusively by amateur dancers at court (though instructed by professional dancing masters) for whom dance was a means of demonstrating their own grace, dignity, and good manners.

Nonetheless we learn about the Sean-Nos, gatherings for music and dance to which people brought their own instruments; the 17th-century dancing masters who traveled from village to village; the rules introduced by dance competitions; and finally the transition to a theatrical setting.

Even in cultures where it is common for dancers and dancing masters to create their own variations on existing dances, as among the Hopi in northeastern Arizona, it may not be traditional to honour an individual as a particular dance's creator.

There were also dancing masters and dancing mistresses to instruct in and lead the dances that had been brought from the Old World.

The guardians could do no more than delay its total victory, and it conquered the world without sanction of courts, of dancing masters, or of other powers.