Sentence examples for performers contribute from inspiring English sources
In Africa music making is very often collective, involving organized collaboration in which performers contribute not identical, but complementary, constituents.
Does the fact that you and other performers contribute extra labor help break down the barriers that might exist between cast and crew?
The performers contributed ideas for dance routines alongside their choreographer and manager.
The black-and-white cinematography of Douglas Slocombe, the music of Georges Auric, and Crichton's crisp cutting and ability to get the best out of his performers, contributed to making the film not only a rousing boys' adventure story, but also a rallying call to the youth of Britain to rebuild society.
Each guest performer contributed only a song or two or three, with Mr. Fishburne invariably supplying introductions and explanations.
The performer contributes new details for the voice and the accompaniment, so that the composition is actually re-created rather than reinterpreted.
With every performer contributing notable acting chops and deft comic timing, the Troubies take Shakespeare's version on a zany rollercoaster ride through knowing send-ups and not-safe-for-family ribaldry and naughtiness (the show isn't G-rated).
While we are definitely connected to it, our energies are dispersed over contemporary art and live performance so there are a lot more performers who contribute a great deal more than we do to the local club scene.
Two, that a younger generation of (unfailingly expert) jazz performers can contribute something new rather than recyling freeze-dried stolen moments from the canon.
Formerly of Coyote Grace, Joe is one of the first openly transgender performers to contribute to the alt-Americana/alt-indie folk music scene.
In addition, the event features an EDC cast of hundreds of costumed performers that contribute to a Cirque du Soliel vibe of acrobat feats (dangling from the sky, spinning on stage) that take place in the spotlight and in the crowd.
