Similar words: modern-day, modern, modern era, modernity, modernise, modernist, modernism, modernize. Meaning: n. a style of theatrical dancing that is not as restricted as classical ballet; movements are expressive of feelings.
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(1) I like both modern dance and classical ballet.
(2) Graham was a great progenitor of modern dance.
(3) I believe she was studying modern dance and had been a pupil of Mary Wigman, or of one of her disciples.
(4) From a child she had taken ballet and modern dance lessons and was naturally drawn to Medau after seeing a lecture demonstration.
(5) The modern dance choreographer Lucas Hoving helped performers learn how to make dances.
(6) The sessions started with a modern dance class as a warm-up.
(7) In some ways these two -- one from modern dance, the other from rock music -- are an odd match.
(8) Modern dance, Alvin believed, needed a living repository of its classics and curiosities.
(9) He integrated modern dance with acrobatics.
(10) Today, he's almost synonymous with Chinese modern dance.
(11) Can you mind someone who relates to modern dance?
(12) Modern dance was developed initially in America.
(13) Martha Graham(sentencedict.com), the doyenne of American modern dance.
(14) Modern dance, few direct performance come out of emotion, seem China special, always very reservedly at expression_r, let person always in bear, feeling that strong emotion.
(15) Isadora Duncan is remembered as the mother of modern dance. But she is also remembered for the tragedy in her life.
(16) Ballroom dance also known as modern dance, or Modern dance is a kind of sport dance, which includes the waltz, tango, complementary dance, quickstep and Viennese waltz.
(17) Beijing is also preparing to establish a modern dance troupe.
(18) Alvin managed to bridge the gap between ballet and modern dance.
(19) The ballet company now occupies the middle ground between classical ballet and modern dance.
(20) Most black dance students of the time tended to be steered by well-meaning teachers into the more welcoming field of modern dance.
(21) Now Alvin set about creating in earnest his groundbreaking modern dance repertory company.
(22) Back in the United States, Alvin wasted no time in proposing ways of doing that on future modern dance tours.
(23) Her all-out rebellion against dance convention not withstanding, Streb came to modern dance via the usual route.
(24) At one point Ronald was chasing me and I was pulling out all my modern dance technique.
(25) A few of the choreographers whose work he chose had solid reputations in modern dance and ballet.
(26) One New York season or performance a year tended to be the rule for modern dance in the 1950s.
(27) Diaghilev is considered by many to be the creator of the first modern dance company.
(28) If approximately $ 15, 000 can be raised, SummerFest will even unite modern dance and chamber music.
(29) He was more comfortable with the straight forward physicality of another kind of modern dance that Crumb showed him.
(30) The fact that all the acts are the same couple of blokes is just the way it is in modern dance.
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