Sentence examples for ordinary movement from inspiring English sources

Ordinary movement like walking, skipping and running becomes dance movement.

All the dance stays close to ordinary movement, but the choreography takes everyday impulses and makes them lyrically potent.

In rejecting the traditional framework and overtly stylized expressiveness of modern dance, these artists cleared the air with works that showcased ordinary movement, nondancers and task-based choreography.

While Ms. Rainer's actual work may be little-known, her subversive early insistence on ordinary movement and nonexpression has exercised an enormous influence on subsequent generations.

It is often made conspicuous by its absence: Bel uses ordinary movement, non-dancers, and prefers pointing out the conditions in which dance is staged rather than focusing on dance itself.

Later you see this dancer run backward at various speeds, and each detail leads you to look at ordinary movement with heightened interest, as if through a magnifying lens.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company works magic in Mr. Taylor's "Esplanade," which transforms ordinary movements into extraordinary ones.

Although Storyboard incorporates ordinary movements into his work, his goal is to present himself as an impossible body.

But occasionally the production also includes what the academy describes as volunteers from the community, including nondancers, who have been rehearsed to use ordinary movements (walking, standing, sitting) in a new context.

ENSEMBLE ORGANUM If you have taken a music history course, you have heard about, and probably heard a recording of, Machaut's Notre Dame Mass, the earliest known polyphonic Mass in which all the Ordinary movements were written by a single composer.

He once said that "in choreography, ordinary movements from real life are taken and extended, so they become dance movements, yet the relation to reality must always be there.