Sentence examples for rich dance from inspiring English sources

March is only halfway done, and it has already been a rich dance feast.

A retrospective exhibition of archival materials will chronicle 20 years of rich dance history at the theater, from 1964 to 1984.

Some kind of building blocks were needed, some clearly defined ABCs". Subsequently, he evolved a rich dance vocabulary which combined the postures, gestures and stillnesses of everyday movement with the stylised contractions and spirals of modern dance.

Outside New York, the rich dance fare at the Kennedy Center in Washington includes, at one end of the dance spectrum, the Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet's "Giselle" (Feb. 8 to 13), the ballet that, over the last 30 years, this company has often danced best.

Russia has its own incredibly rich dance history, yet since the fall of the Soviet regime and the ending of its long decades of cultural isolation, its dance companies have tended to looked to the west for new material and ideas.

Leon Vynehall spent his teenage years in Brighton boshing out decidedly crunchy post-hardcore and then moving swiftly on to squelchy-as-you-like funk, which might come as a surprise to those with their ears on his recent ascendency as one of the UK's most promising and musically rich dance talents.

In 2007, he moved to New York and changed course once again, bringing a newcomer's devotion to the city's rich dance-floor subcultures.

The song, which opens their second album, "Deep Cuts," is rich dance-pop, anchored by a bratty, irresistible synth bass line that moves around electronic thumps, live percussion, and Andersson's robust voice, which alternates between a clenched screech and smooth, low sounds that come from her chest.

Finally, Trip choreographer and artistic director Monica Favand provides program notes suggesting a far richer dance experience than her proficient six-dancer company actually offers.

"Flamenco is one of the richest dances in the world," she said, "but it can be developed even further.

The production is rich in dance (it may be the most dance-intensive show Encores! has done) and winning performances (particularly from Tony Yazbeck as the lovelorn sailor Gabey, and a scenery-devouring Andrea Martin as a nutso-dipso voice teacher), but it's richest of all in music.