Sentence examples for master of dance from inspiring English sources

There's plenty of great dancing in studio-era Hollywood, but the cinematic master of dance is Busby Berkeley, whose career and creativity were at their zenith in the nineteen-thirties and early forties but whose genius reached a latter-day height in the musical "Small Town Girl" (YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play), from 1953.

Balanchine's ballets are well known here, but the British Ashton has become best known in the United States as a master of dance narrative.

The true winner tonight was, of course, Vine, whose version of Thriller was described by Bruno as "monstrous fun from the master of dance horror".

By Richard Brody September 29, 2017 Ann Miller in the musical "Small Town Girl," which features production numbers by Busby Berkeley, the cinematic master of dance.

Pina bausch became famous as the master of dance theatre, in which the performers are less likely to dance than to brandish guns or take baths or swing from ropes.

"That's how 80%to90%0% of people on the continent become masters of dance and music," he says.

Word of the competition goes out to student dancers and teachers attending conventions organized by Dance Masters of America, Dance Educators of America, the New York City Dance Alliance and others.

Jazz and the public dance was a third institution in our lives, and a vital one; and though Jimmy was far from being a preacher, he was, as official floor manager or master-of-the-dance at Slaughter's Hall, the leader of a public rite.

There, at separate theaters, were the dead greats, Graham and Cunningham — represented by their companies — as well as the senior living master of modern dance, Mr. Taylor.

Chuck Davis, a dancer and choreographer widely regarded as America's foremost master of African dance, died on Sunday at his home in Durham, N.C.

But nothing is lost or without its effect on the total pattern, while the allegorical master of the dance - as in the Poussin picture - smiles a shade malignly.