Sentence examples for individual dances from inspiring English sources
Ashton 'sindividual dances are stronger than Bintley's, but the Birmingham production has much swifter pacing and superb designs.
The four individual dances that make up "Fifth Wall" are complete performances, not edited versions of the best moments.
The ballet masters Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky made successive revisions in 1895 and the early 20th century, and individual dances have survived to the present day.
Though most of their individual dances outlive their welcome, each stage is remarkable; and these three do much to bring aspects of Western charm to the production.
The individual dances in the series can be thought of as containers for these interlocking themes, and are distinguished, fittingly, by sizes.
In the ballet world too, the composition and phraseology of individual dances from this century's best choreographers, Alexei Ratmansky and Christopher Wheeldon, do not equal Mr. Alston at his best.
I wasn't sure how the Ailey Dancers would respond to my brand of improv -- and it would be more than fair to say that I was just a little intimidated by the virtuosic dancing and their individual dance celebrity status working on my brand of post-modern dance gumbo.
The French composers gradually transformed the dances into elegant, refined compositions, and the individual dance genres developed distinctive musical traits.
In the PJ Harvey section, individual dance phrases merge into flurries of counterpoint that drive the piece to an exquisite frenzy.
Other popular dances include the kailao, a war dance; the lakalaka and the maʿuluʿulu, dances performed by standing and seated groups, respectively, and accompanied by densely polyphonic singing; and the tauʿolunga, an individual dance accompanied by singing.
The trio — Axwell, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso — is splitting after a few years of reshaping the scale of the global dance music takeover to return to their modest lives as individual dance-music superstars.
