Sentence examples for light movements from inspiring English sources

Balanchine's bouncy steps also recall those of August Bournonville, the great 19th-century Danish choreographer known for his sequences of quick and light movements.

These five light movements, pointedly combined with Gershwin and Copland, as well as a piece by a newcomer, Eric Ewazen, are the centerpiece of the "American Sounds" concert on Aug. 22.

Space (not to be confused with Space quality), which defines a continuum between direct (or straight) movements and indirect (or flexible) movements, Time which separates movements between sudden and sustained (or continuous) ones, Flow which describes movements as free or constrained, Weight, to distinguish between heavy and light movements.

All of the visual light movements in My Whale are triggered to the rhythm of whale songs playing over the speakers.

In their new project, White Canvas, a long grrd of stage spotlights produce slick and dynamic light movements that animate a trip-hop score written by a Belgian act called Before Tigers.

Using a 3D model Dpt. made of the white 8' x 8' x 8' cube, animator Sebstien Leger drew upon the classic art of shadow puppetry to build believable light movements into the installation. .

The most frequently cited sensations included: light perception, changes in light brightness, movements, instruments and surgeon's hands or fingers.

Quick enough to produce a fluid video of light movement, actually.

It's made of light, movement, rhythm; flickering shapes and stillness.

This project is about permeability — the permeability of water, light, movement, and views through the gaps of the site.

"It took a minute with pump engaged and finally saw some light movement of silt," one engineer wrote.