"hybrid works" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say: "I am fascinated by the way hybrid works of art can draw upon multiple different genres and styles."
The hybrid works surprisingly well.
On the dance front there is activity too, beyond hybrid works elsewhere.
Since then, he's produced a range of genre-busting novels, nonfiction, essays and hybrid works that, as an oeuvre, is close to unclassifiable.
Think instead of Jean-Philippe Rameau, whose "actes de ballet," hybrid works comprising aspects of both opera and dance, were the toast of the 1700s in France.
(Hybrid works of this type preferably having an exotic setting, sumptuous costumes and sets, and elaborate stage machinery were popular during the Baroque period).
She continued creating hybrid works and was included in two important exhibitions in 1966, "Eccentric Abstraction" and "Abstract Inflationism and Stuffed Expressionism".
Music rooted in age-old traditions will share the stage with contemporary hybrid work".
But such hybrid work is uncommon, and abstract work by African-Americans has on the whole been badly neglected.
In Nanjing, this mingling of once divergent impulses produced some worthy, if sometimes too eye-candyish, hybrid work.
In this hybrid work — part play with music, part docudrama — the troupe compares issues facing the Colorado city with those facing the nation.
A hybrid work published by Graywolf Press to great acclaim last year, The Argonauts examines the writer's partnership with the artist Harry Dodge, who is transgender.
