Sentence examples for melding movement from inspiring English sources

Bausch, who sought to break down the traditional boundaries between theatrical forms by melding movement, environment, fragmented narrative, and sound, was one of the most innovative performers in European theatre in the 1980s.

But Tsakos' aim is to transform the traditional language of live performance, melding movement, animation, video, and 3D projection mapping, to tell surreal tales.

Over 5,000 miles from Syria, the Montreal-based musician is making records that play with themes of movement, cultures melding together and how people have to work together in order to incite change.

The Return has a timeless quality, as movement melds with live music, including excerpts from Monteverdi's Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria, Mahler, folk songs and something harder and more industrial.

Max talks about the antecedents for some of the things you'll hear in the piece: the way the second movement gradually picks up speed and momentum is an idea Sibelius first used in his 5th Symphony, in which the opening movement melds into the scherzo; Sibelius's 5th is also the inspiration for the very end of the piece, and the pregnant spaces Max leaves between the symphony's final chords.

The Hamas charter, a nine-thousand-word document adopted by the leadership in August , 1988 remains the group's ideological foundation, melding Islamic fundamentalism with a national movement.

One becomes fascinated by the gradual layering and melding of everyday and modern-dance movement with African dance forms and motifs of a sort that are revitalizing American modern dance today.

But you could also count on moments in which the whole cast would sing together, with melding voices and synchronized smiles and movements, from the title song of "Oklahoma!" to the top-hat-and-tails finale of "A Chorus Line".

The melding of folk with the civil rights movement was a few years away, and give or take the odd murder ballad, the wave of acts that followed in The Kingston Trio's wake - the Limeliters, the Brothers Four, the New Christy Minstrels, the Back Porch Majority - seemed to aim at nothing more complicated than family entertainment.

He would allow them to find their own rhythms and movements, and he had the happy knack of melding their inventions into a harmonious whole.

The men were united in their membership in Turner societies, a widespread movement that melded physical fitness with democratic reform activism.