Sentence examples for expressive dances from inspiring English sources

Like them, the opera contains a large number of expressive dances, extensive use of the chorus and accompanied recitative.

"Ausdruckstanz" means "expressive dance," and the matters expressed are often grim which brings us to Jooss's masterpiece, "The Green Table" (1932), being revived by American Ballet Theatre during its fall season (Oct . 21-Nov. 21-Nov. 1Koch Theatre).

"Ausdruckstanz" means "expressive dance," and the matters expressed are often grim — which brings us to Jooss's masterpiece, "The Green Table" (1932), being revived by American Ballet Theatre during its fall season (Oct . 21-Nov. 21-Nov. 1Koch Theatre).

In this study we proposed a parameterizable spatiotemporal representation of human dance movements applicable for the generation of expressive dance movements onto different humanoid dancing characters.

Yet freed from chronology the second act has larger, more expressive dance scenes and allows Osipova as Dorokhin to express their talents more fully.

The match turned out to be made in heaven: "Krump is such a powerful and expressive dance, and our song lyrically is all about radical self-expression.

The exercises made liberal use of space and grew into an expressive dance movement.

Squires is also proud of the expressive dance style he pioneered.

The solo for Mr. Weinert is too long, but it's the evening's most startling and successfully expressive dance.

Odissi is a very complex and expressive dance, with over fifty mudras (symbolic hand gestures) commonly used.

Weaver's silent ballets, whose expressive dance much impressed English audiences, also encouraged Marie Sallé, a highly ambitious dramatic dancer.