Sentence examples for group of dances from inspiring English sources

This was preceded by the 1987 piece "Newark (Niweweorce)," from what Brown calls the "valiant series," a tougher group of dances that she made in the eighties.

His program was largely American music, with the one import — a group of dances from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" — offered in both its original scoring and an Americanized version by way of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.

The program comprises music for a group of dances in a Niccolo Piccinni opera; the Flute and Harp Concerto in C; the Symphony No. 31 in D ("Paris") and its Mozart-revised second movement, and a taxing concert aria, "Popoli di Tessaglia," sung by the soprano Erie Mills, in which she must hit a G above high C.

In the group of dances and variations by Diego Ortiz that opened the Wednesday program, and in the Marais "Couplets des Folies d'Espagne" on Thursday, Mr. Savall played with speed and precision, but also with heart: brisk as they were, the lines were gracefully shaped.

The other music was a group of dances performed by Giselle's friends.

Dance/USA said this midtier group of dance companies was showing the pressure.

There is an always growing group of dance artists — performers and creators — who keep returning to Vail; Mr. Woetzel has made it a place for growth.

A group of dance instructors and civil libertarians filed a lawsuit in State Supreme Court yesterday seeking to overturn a city ordinance that forbids dancing in clubs without cabaret licenses.

Her work has been shown most recently with Mid To West Dance Collective, a group of dance artists who attended graduate school at University of Iowa and are now making and producing work in the Bay Area (www.midtowestdance.com).com

AMERICAN DANCE GUILD PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL (Thursday) Much of this four-day festival is devoted to the work of two eminent American choreographers, Murray Louis and Anna Sokolow, and to the presentation of new work by an eclectic group of dance makers.

In 1920 she was the guiding figure in the small but distinguished group of dance personalities who worked to establish an organization that would set and enforce standards in ballet teaching.