Sentence examples for historical dance from inspiring English sources

He gleaned clues on body language from historical dance and paintings at the Louvre.

The event came about because the Sakharov Center's director and his wife had been researching historical dance.

Ingrid G. Brainard, a dance historian and teacher of historical dance, died on Feb. 18 at her home in West Newton, Mass.

OLD WESTBURY Old Westbury Gardens Long Island Mozart Festival 2007: Mozart performed by Orchestre de Chambre Français, the violinist Anna Rabinova, the Kende Trio and others; with historical dance, a wine tasting and puppets shows.

We were a group of 18 dancers taking part in a workshop on Baroque dance led by Catherine Turocy, the founder of the New York Baroque Dance Company and one of the leading figures in the historical dance movement of the past 40 years.

Her weekly timetable is made up of classes in gymnastics, character, historical dance, make-up, modern dance, acting, repertoire and pointe work - the act of standing on the tips of the toes.

Pablo Bronstein: Historical Dances in an Antique Setting is at Tate Britain, London, until 9 October 2016.

Bronstein's Historical Dances in an Antique Setting concertinas time, in just the way the gallery does.

It includes many traditional dances such as New England and Appalachian squares, traditional English community dances, step and clog dances, historical dances and seasonal display dances such as the morris dance.

Classical--3 p.m.: The New York Baroque Dance Company specializes in historical dances from the time of Handel, Haydn, Gluck, Monteverd and others.

Measham points out that academics have compared the unifying intensity, hedonism, and liberation in gay clubs to the spirituality and escapism of historical "dances of death," rituals used to cope with pain and plague in the medieval era.