"Rock of Ages" is fundamentally an arm dance, and Morris, as is his practice, sets up certain recurring movement themes.
Although "RainForest" is for six dancers and has some recurring movement motifs, we're never shown more than three people at a time.
IT IS often described as the world's biggest recurring movement of people: a 40-day period spanning the lunar new year (which fell on February 19th this year), during which astonishing numbers of people travel to join distant family members to celebrate the "spring festival".
He points out that human measurement of time involves taking some recurring movement—say, the daily movement of the heaven and stipulating its duration to be a unit of measurement.
There were recurring financial movements over there.
Running is a strenuous physical activity that involves recurring vertical movements with impacts that influence the whole body and are also likely to challenge the control of the cervical spine.
Whether it's despite or because of the recurring violence, the movement has, in fact, grown over the past two years, drawing pacifists and anarchists alike.
A very personal expression nevertheless, the Symphonie fantastique introduces a structural idée fixe, a theme (representing his mistress?) recurring throughout the five movements in various rhythmic forms, serving to unite the "scenes" musically as well as dramatically.
The effect is precarious, and it keeps recurring as the first movement progresses.
Implicit movement is a recurring tactic, one that gives Abstract Expressionism its aura of energy.
