In the mid-1970s, dancingancing brought a return to dancing with a partner in choreographed steps in dances such as the hustle and the bump.
In Latin dancing hip shaking is incorporated with rhythmic dance steps in dances like the tango and merengue.
They are among the 16 participants in "Dances by Very Young Choreographers," part of the Family Matters series at Dance Theater Workshop.
Towne (1985) measured the divergence angle of bees on a swarm dancing to advertise nest sites, and found it no different than in dances in a hive for nectar.
Martial arts figure in dances (vellattam) for warrior gods.
The other source was the mimetic elements in dances held at village feasts.
Graceful paddlelike objects, actually extremely stylized human figures, were carried in dances.
(Balloons, children, animals in dance — only in dances for children or animals, please, please).
The heritage of European dance is retained in dances such as the Congo minuet and contredanse.
The fun comes first, in dances from Tylman Susato's collection "Danserye," published in 1551.
But Ms. Rioja was especially impressive in dances with dramatic shadings.
