Sentence examples for jazz choreography from inspiring English sources

Its music – a vintage collection of Otis Redding – can certainly claim classic status, but its fusion of jazz choreography and mainstream modern dance has not aged well.

As it is with Coppola, the hot-wiring of disparate cultural references -- Broadway jazz choreography mixed with the grainy, improvisational feel of Warhol plus Kate Moss and a bluesy version of a classic Bacharach song sung by Dusty Springfield -- resulted in something original.

Onstage percussionists provide a soundtrack of tribal rhythms, wild and musical birds and the leitmotifs of American jazz; the choreography, by Kevin Iega Jeff, and the original score, by Rene McLean, are wonderfully vivid.

It looks like Disneyland and sounds, well, like a bad Broadway musical, with all the power belting and jazz-hand choreography that implies.

Kenneth MacMillan's La Fin du Jour (1979) evokes the bright bubble of the interwar years, its jazz-age choreography etched with an acidic melancholy.

Ms. Kozlova, who has danced with the Bolshoi Ballet and New York City Ballet, will present a program of her own choreography, jazz dance by Judy Kranz and excerpts from "Paquita," performed by professional and student dancers.

Export: Opus Jazz"; music by Robert Prince; choreography by Jerome Robbins.

The Delaware Valley Jazz Company brought gusto to choreography by Barbara Adams Piccoli, Lisa Zerebecki and Kati Chupashko.

But the chill postmodernist edge to "Rapture" does not lift the noodling, scatting choreography out of jazz cliché.

The shows he presents nowadays bear traces of jazz dance and polished nightclub choreography -- qualities he attributes to Mr. Cazimero's tutelage.

"Young Artists of Tomorrow" features youngsters from 10 Brooklyn schools and studios performing their own choreography in modern, jazz, tap and African dance idioms, with a little martial arts thrown in for good measure.