The piece begins with awkward, stumbling movements in which the pianist is exhorted to use "all thumbs" and ends in a burst of exhilarating contrapuntal virtuosity.
Add in the internet's never-ending process of storage and remembrance — every song, ever, pretty much, is just a few clicks and clacks away — and you've got an environment where new producers and DJs aren't just stumbling across older movements, older forms of expression — they're practically gorging on them.
The democracy movement was stumbling until recently.
They talk about shoes, but they do not talk much, really, busy as they are trying to apply makeup, spray tan and face cream while blinded by long, blonde wigs, stumbling in high heels, movements constrained by tiny, short pink dresses.
But we have to find a language that does so without stumbling over other social movements, or denying the experiences of religious or Christian folk who already face oppression themselves.
He's written about a group of confused, conflicted individuals who stumble on a movement that is larger than they are, and it shakes out the idea that theatre isn't something to be purchased, it's about a relationship between the audience and the actors".
I tried to keep up with my fellow yogis and not look out of place, but [the] constant stumbling, wrong movements, bad timing, and massive pool of sweat surrounding me were clear signs of a man out of his element.
Like Belano, who stumbled into the resistance movement against Pinochet, Lacouture was inadvertently trapped by history.
The Uncut movement has stumbled upon a powerful way of raising awareness: direct action.
