Sentence examples for polish dance from inspiring English sources
True to its title, the work is a fantastical apotheosis of the Polish dance.
Even the bursts of Polish dance music drifting up from the kitchen.
And as a proud Polish artist playing Chopin's mazurkas, which evoked a Polish dance form, he was unrivaled.
Pławner does those long lines justice here, before wrapping up the piece in a spiky, frenetic Polish dance.
She conveys the jerky rhythmic tugs and pulls of the mazurkas, Chopin's boldly inventive evocations of the Polish dance form.
One of the most brilliantly dislocated performances comes from PC Music crew member Felicita, commissioned to collaborate with the traditional Polish dance company Śląsk.
With Rob Drummond's Bullet Catch at the Traverse offering a teasing and ultimately moving consideration on performance as an act of self-annihilation, this memorable piece of Jerzy Grotowski-influenced Polish dance-theatre offers another, no-less-pungent take on the urge to self-destruct and the survival instinct pulling us back from the brink.
We first met at the 1983 Polish Dancing Championships.
On the surface these pieces are lilting Polish dances, but only on the surface.
Earlier in his career Mr. Freeman had made much of his living, as he told The Tribune, playing for "strip joints, taxi dances, vaudeville shows, comedians, jugglers, weddings, bar mitzvahs, jazz clubs, dives, Polish dances, Jewish dances, every nationality".
The kaleidoscope of tunes includes Polish dances, Hungarian songs, ballads in Slovak, mealtime arias labeled "Ad mensam," marches, preludes, even a Faust ballet.
