By the time she was 4, we ballroom danced to Johnny Hartman and did interpretive movements to Bartok and Prokofiev, and she sang the lyrics to "Cherokee" while I accompanied her on piano.
David Hume criticized this interpretive move (Hume 1965).
The "fetish" evolves to adapt to the given situation to include a basic interpretive program that facilitates movement and perception.
HĀLAU I KA WĒKIU This traditional hula troupe, based in Oahu, comes to Symphony Space, where its stately dancers will illustrate the ancient and beguiling art form, with lilting upper-body movements, percussive footwork, and stylized interpretive gestures.
The article develops a new perspective that connects insights from discourse theory, interpretive approaches to culture, cultural sociology and social movement theory.
The Seoul prison where she perished is now a museum, and interpretive signage there describes her as the independence movement's "most outstanding leader" and a "warmhearted female".
In teaching the work to the Joffrey dancers, Hodson had to select a convincing way to perform this particular movement--one of many such interpretive decisions she and Archer made.
His thoughtful interpretive ideas included playing the beginning of the final movement particularly slowly, so that the sense of drama was heightened as the pace quickened later.
A reflection of this interconnection, Samurai among Panthers weaves together two narratives: Aoki's dramatic first-person chronicle and an interpretive history by a leading scholar of the Asian American movement, Diane C. Fujino.
