Sentence examples for performance movement from inspiring English sources

Different elements in her performance (movement, music, word, the visual) merge to suggest various semantic directions.

Forty-five years later, the historical performance movement has finally worked its way up to the Fourth Symphony in earnest, with a recording from the Zigzag Territories label.

But the historically informed performance movement, in trying to replicate the conditions in which Bach's works were first played, helped to restore awareness of his firm theological grounding.

The "authentic performance" movement was cresting, and everyone seemed intent on playing Bach at the fastest possible tempos on antique instruments that could barely be heard in large halls.

But the historical performance movement has, more quietly, restored something else to music making: the variation in local interpretive styles that among modern-instrument orchestras, has been a casualty of the jet age.

Accuracy, fluidity, rhythmic sharpness and an acute sensitivity to different orchestral sonorities – all of which put him strangely alongside the sound of the historical performance movement whose principles he so despised.

Artists of the Post-Minimalist, Conceptual, and Performance movements rejected this standard conception of art and sought to make art based on an idea whose expression did not depend on the creation of a tangible object-- non-object-based art".

The rise of public reporting, benchmarking, and pay for performance movements, however, has considerably changed the infection surveillance landscape in the 27 years since this study was published.

Public reporting, benchmarking, and pay for performance movements have focused considerable attention upon hospitals' VAP rates and thereby generated powerful incentives for hospitals to make their rates as low as possible [ 4].

He has little interest in the period-performance movement, which most leading musicians have at least acknowledged in their practice.

Such rhetoric has been central to the authentic-performance movement, of which Mr. Douglass has been a leader.