The other was the unity of dance and music.
This "Paquita" needs greater unity of dance and mime.
More recent postmodernists, he went on, characterize the mind-body unity of dance as a "form of meditation or prayer, or of transcendence, transfiguration, regeneration, or healing".
"The Rolling Stones were an inkling towards an appreciation of the unity of music, dance and words.
Musicologists continue to debate the unity of Gypsy music and dance across its geographic span, and Gypsy Caravan 2 suggested some affinities.
This is not acknowledged in the movie but I think it is there subliminally, and that its purpose is to symbolize what the moviemakers believe are the special powers of dance: that it promotes unity, defeats injustice.
At 8 p.m., BRICStudio, 57 Rockwell Place, at Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, (718) 633-5678, threaddancetheater.com; $15. (Jennifer Dunning) CARRIE AHERN DANCE (Thursday) "The Unity of Skin," inspired by pre-Socratic Greek philosophers, is danced in a malleable, crocheted set that changes as the performance progresses.
Beginning in the late sixties, Meredith Monk fashioned a broader, more radical unity of disciplines: she sang, she danced, she wrote for instruments, she created spectacle.
More than any other genre, the roots of dance music are steeped in the ideals of unity, respect and love for all people.
Singles "Unicorn" and "Mermaid of Salinas" are already released, hinting that global unity through dance music is within their grasp.
HUNTINGTON Kaleidoscope of Dance.
