Sentence examples for school of choreography from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khan belongs to the fusion school of choreography now popular in Europe and the United States.

This was of the laundry-line school of choreography: pin up a shirt here, a pair of socks a little farther along the line, and finish off with a stripy towel.

While Fase presents repetition as part of a very 20th century, very abstract school of choreography, its power as a device was felt 100 years ago by the choreographer Marius Petipa.

That duet is from the push-me, pull-you, grab-at-leg school of choreography — a familiar dance pattern for emotional turmoil and ideas about vulnerability, possessiveness and loss.

Sidra Bell's "Refrain for a Broken Chorus," set to a new jazz score by her father, Dennis Bell, offered a basic-Forsythe-meets-Fosse movement style vaguely reminiscent of Dwight Rhoden's work (what might be called the non sequitur school of choreography).

WENDY BLUM AND Jennifer Wright Cook Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church There must be a school of choreography in New York City that subscribes to the notion that something interesting and meaningful is bound to come from dropping flotsam moves, props and set elements into that alluring saucepan called a dance.

But the learning of medical school, the choreography of the care, is etched in the muscles like a dance.

Both were textbook examples of the dreary (and surprisingly long-lived) aimless-disengagement school of modern-dance choreography.

The program also included Neta Pulvermacher's stylish but slightly dry "Feathered Fugue," set to Bach, and two dances by Alan Barnes, a likable dancer who seems to have been seduced by the vamp-it school of modern-dance choreography.

The school, formally called the Moscow State Academy of Choreography, was established in 1773, and while it accepts foreign students, it is not about to change its ways.

NEW THEATER, MASON GROSS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS "DancePlus Fall," choreography by Julia Ritter.