Sentence examples for turn dance from inspiring English sources

She knows the old reels and jigs and the techniques that turn dance tunes into accelerating, ever more complex variations.

His "Tomorrow, and the Day After Tomorrow, " set to four murmuring versions of folk-tinged popular songs, revealed a choreographer who has grown to the point where he can turn dance and the music it is performed to into an almost inseparable whole.

Here at The Creators Project, we've covered a variety of amazing projects that turn dance movements into visuals, but few that transform motion into sound.

They climb up a rope ladder and seat themselves on a small framework near the top, while each in turn dances on a two-foot central platform.

Among the music events today are Balkan dancing, Old English dancing, Scandanavian Turning Dances, Russian couple dancing, music and stories of the Middle East, Scottish country dancing for children and children's storytelling.

La volta, ( Italian: "the turn," or "turning") also spelled Lavolta, Lavatoe, and Levalto, 16th-century leaping and turning dance for couples, originating in Italy and popular at French and German court balls until about 1750.

Turning dance into a gladiator sport does raise aesthetic questions.

The waltz started as a turning dance of couples.

Xavier Le Roy, when not saddled with "conceptual choreographer" gets "molecular biologist turned dance artist".

"Enemy/Territory" turned Dance Theater Workshop into a war zone on Wednesday night.

MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, one of the greatest dancers in history, has turned dance photographer.