Sentence examples for group ballet from inspiring English sources

Next was Mr. Byrd's witty and inventive "Gentle Prelude," an unvarnished group ballet that captured the sly lilt and poignancy of the Duke Ellington piano pieces to which it is set.

Clark is a one-time enfant terrible; after training at the Royal Ballet School, where he was star pupil, he eschewed the classics in favour of the contemporary dance group Ballet Rambert, before forming his own company in the early Eighties.

Beginning in the 20th century, several symphony orchestras, choral groups, ballet companies, and instrumental ensembles performed with varying regularity.

Yet its musical groups, ballets and symphony orchestras have received far less attention than the concert halls.

Gary Kemp, 49, was the guitar player and chief songwriter for the 1980s pop group Spandau Ballet, best known for international mega-hits such as 'Gold' and 'True'.

Between 1870 and 1873 he painted a pioneering group of ballet rehearsal and performance scenes, such as his Dance Class of 1871, finding eager buyers for many of them and soon becoming identified with their theme.

She is joined by the former Coronation Street star Julie Goodyear and two ex-EastEnders stars: Martin Kemp, who carved out an acting career following the split of 1980s group Spandau Ballet and played Steve Owen in Albert Square, and Cheryl Fergison, who played Heather Trott.

Fredrik Lerneryd spent the last year and a half photographing a group of ballet dancers in the Kibera neighborhood of Nairobi, Kenya, one of the largest urban slums in Africa. .

The larger group uses ballet-trained dancers and recalls the Moiseyev in Russia.

This last point is particularly relevant to groups like Ballet Afsaneh, a company specializing in Central Asian forms.

Semiprofessional orchestras, choral groups, and ballet, theatre, and opera companies operate in Little Rock and other urban centres of Arkansas.