Sentence examples for experienced dance from inspiring English sources
"I was reluctant about joining a school that seemed too strict for the way I experienced dance, which to me was so natural and joyful," he said in a recent interview in Paris.
Yet all are experienced dance makers in Europe, and it is with their works, all New York premieres presented on Friday, that the Stuttgart Ballet should have opened its brief run at City Center.
To explore the effect of liking experienced dance movements via different modalities, we ran a similar parametric analysis on the posttraining fMRI data.
The Kashgar Cultural Center has an opening for an experienced dance choreographer, the prefectural Communist Party office is hiring a driver and nearby Shule County needs an archivist.
The experienced dance documentarian Judy Kinberg brings together the many facets of Robbins in her engaging and intelligent American Masters documentary, "Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About," which will air on Feb. 18th at 9 P.M. on PBS.
He gives us license to sit back and simply experience dance.
Yanowsky, who was brought up to experience dance as part of a wider cultural scene, was always the perfect casting choice.
And there are moments when her discipline and Mr. Wenders's visual instincts harmonize perfectly, so that instead of enduring yet another well-meaning specimen of "dance on film" you are experiencing dance and film, fully and simultaneously.
Andrea Weber, with whom Mr. Mitchell dances the greatest of this work's several marvelous duets, has the same virtues; to watch this pair is to experience dance as an adventure both physical and spiritual.
Charmatz has long been established as one of France's leading philosopher-choreographers and this project – as well as promising anarchic and provocative fun – is part of a career-long investigation into the ways in which we experience dance.
"Premiere," the new work that Maria Hassabi presented recently at the Kitchen, in Chelsea, was an absorbing study in time distortion, an invitation — or a challenge — to experience dance on a microscopic level.
