Sentence examples for unity of dance and from inspiring English sources

The other was the unity of dance and music.

This "Paquita" needs greater unity of dance and mime.

"The Rolling Stones were an inkling towards an appreciation of the unity of music, dance and words.

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".

(See Native American dance for further discussion of dance and dance-centred events).

More than ever for the artists, promoters and patrons of dance and club culture and their allies on the left, tracks like "One More Time" offer us the mysterious power of unity in the dance, and the hope for a future reconciliation between progressive club culture and the deserving mass public.

The opéra-ballet, a genre that he initiated, became in his hands a charming vehicle for chain upon chain of danced and sung divertissements uncomplicated by any great dramatic unity.

Musicologists continue to debate the unity of Gypsy music and dance across its geographic span, and Gypsy Caravan 2 suggested some affinities.

(Unity of time and place).

These principles were called, respectively, unity of action, unity of place, and unity of time.

Unity of democratic and progressive forces.