Sentence examples for vibrant ballet from inspiring English sources

March 4, 1915 Barcelona, Spain November 12 , 1997New Haven, Connecticut Carlos Surinach, (born March 4, 1915, Barcelona, Spain died Nov. 12, 1997, New Haven, Conn., U.S ., Spanish-born American composer, known chiefly for his vibrant ballet scores influenced by traditional flamenco rhythms and melodies.

He opened the concert with "Les Petits Riens" (K. a10), a vibrant ballet score that Mozart composed when he was 17, and that includes hints of themes that in more refined forms would find their way into works as late as "The Magic Flute".

This vibrant classical ballet troupe will present two programs of new, recent and signature works at the Kennedy Center.

This vibrant classical ballet company, based in New Brunswick, N.J., will perform a production of "The Nutcracker" by the company director, Graham Lustig.

This vibrant classical ballet company, based in New Brunswick, N.J., will perform a production of "The Nutcracker" by the company's director, Graham Lustig.

This vibrant classical ballet company will salute its leader, the internationally known ballerina Alicia Alonso, with excerpts from dances associated with her and with the world classical repertory, as well as Ms. Alonso's own choreography.

She also became a designer for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in Paris; her vibrant Byzantine-inspired designs for the ballet Coq d'or (1914) were especially notable.

Mr. Veggetti found a fellow Xenakis lover in the Miller's executive director, George Steel, who has made ballet a small but vibrant part of his programming.

But the greatest disappointment is how pallid the wonderfully vibrant Bolshoi dancers look in this often unflattering ballet.

* BALLET HISPANICO Tina Ramirez and her vibrant dancers have proved that classical ballet and Latin social dancing go very well together, in a way that says a good deal about each discipline.

Ballet will be represented by the vibrant and adventurous American Repertory Ballet of New Brunswick, N.J., on Sept. 14, with the Parsons Dance Company holding the fort for modern dance on Sept. 15.