Sentence examples for essence of dance from inspiring English sources

It's about trying to find the essence of dance music and making it as personal as possible.

Over a career of nearly seven decades, Mr. Cunningham went on posing "But" and "What if?" questions, making people rethink the essence of dance and choreography.

But Mr. Wenders uses the format to capture the elusive essence of dance, not only preserving Ms. Bausch's art but also clarifying its intentions and making visible its inspirations.

BEACON, N.Y., Sept. 29 — Paul Valéry wrote in "L'Âme et la Danse" (1921) that the essence of dance lay in metamorphosis, that what dance shows is the constant change of one physical image into another.

Although Mr. Morris has made other works as eloquent and profound -- notably "Dido and Aeneas" (1989), "Grand Duo" (1993) and "All Fours" (2003) -- the direct simplicity of his dance vocabulary in "L'Allegro," in which he constantly seems to show the root essence of dance, makes this a classic.

Khatchadourian says that his view differs from Langer's in that she only considers the imagined form (the virtual form) to be the essence of dance, whereas he would say that dance can be comprised of pure, non-representational, movement as well.

Always, whether they follow good or bad performances, they cleanse the palate, leading a spectator into core essences of dance itself: music, phrasing and rhythm, partnering, stance and balance.

Although the truest essences of dance lie in rhythm and three-dimensional space, the art is so naturally picturesque and photogenic that any exhibition in which one photographer devotes himself to the subject should be interesting for the different aspects it reveals.

In formal parade units, simple conga choreographies give form and shape to the dance, but the essence of the dance is most evident in the spontaneous crowd dancing along with the musicians through the streets.

When we lose those safe spaces as dance music was once was for people of color, women, and LGBT-identified fans we lose the essence of what dance music is and should be: a place for everyone.

In "Arden Court" they return to the essence of modern dance.