For them, "what's clumsily at stake on We Can't Fly is the age-old desire from anyone in the dance music community to reconcile immediate dance floor-bound imperatives and more long lasting, artsy and serious home-listening credentials brought about by the release of a first album".
The reconciled couple dance off into the Venetian sunset, to the tune of "The Piccolino".
How could one reconcile his avant-garde works, danced in leotards to contemporary music, with a sweet and sunny confection like the two-act "Harlequinade" that he choreographed in 1965 and revised in 1973, adding squads of kiddies and stage-filling dances by funny people dressed as buffoons?
Now, 20 years later, as Spain continues to reach for equality in the European Economic Community, the company must find ways to reconcile its mission to preserve Old World dance with its need to attract a young audience that is in touch with new forms in dance, music and art around the world.
This third approach a middle ground between "fight or flight"—could be a way for the dance music scene to reconcile the particular, emotionally inflamed divisions of our times.
Friday's emergent crew featured only one definitive dud: Otis Donovan Herring's "Attempting to Reconcile," a muddle of tortured emoting and stagey dance moments.
People from warring tribes will become exhausted and reconcile if a beautiful woman in skimpy outfits dances long enough.
Genesis Live 1973-2007 thees the opportunity to reconcile the two albums and recreate the We Can't Dance tour experience in sequence.
He wanted to reconcile music of a distinctively Russian character (with echoes of folk music, dance genres, melodic writing imbued with the qualities of sung Russian words) and the Germanic model of the structured symphony.
Reconciling a life in dance music with one's parents' conservative ideals is a challenge with which many desi kids in the scene have to reckon.
