Sentence examples for growing dance from inspiring English sources
A trilogy of award-winning movies - "Carmen," "Blood Wedding" and "Love, the Magician" - by Mr. Gades and the director Carlos Saura have helped move flamenco in new directions as a growing dance and art form.
Disco Donnie and its partners hope to foster a growing dance scene in these cities.
As publisher of now-defunct D'Vox Magazine, he became known as a mover and shaker in Miami's growing dance music community.
That dubious honor may belong to more money-focused rave promoters, who like good opportunists, saw the growing dance music phenomenon as something to be reamed for all its worth.
"World of Dance" is among the most trusted and fastest growing dance and music entertainment brands, combining a successful digital platform of more than 8 million subscribers with the world's largest international urban dance competition.
However, the company has been making moves to broaden its reach to Atlantic City and beyond in the hopes of to foster a growing dance scene in these cities.
It was just about being touched by sounds, songs, voices, musicians... My colleague Andreas Eisenschneider and I collected all kind of music, watching the process of rehearsals, watching the development of movements and growing dances, each dancer in their individual way.
But in a way that is because of New York's success; because its influence helped grow dance scenes all over the world.
The duo also commented that subsequent collaborations between Guetta and Rowland were not as good as "When Love Takes Over", also adding that Rowland's vocal was firmly part of "dance music history" and were an indication of the growing electronic dance music (EDM) trend emerging in America at the time.
Despite its growing popularity, dance in America is still very much unexplored territory, filled with possibilities.
The group laid the groundwork for the growing contemporary dance genre by making music that was slightly rougher and almost comically synthetic — the latter symbolized by their habit of wearing robot helmets in their public appearances.
