danse

Or then they buy you and make you danse like the monkey you have always been.

It's young, but you'll see families, a lot of people learning to danse and picnic.

And a music teacher that explains the programme behind Danse Macabre doesn't really count.

I assume people doing subtle physical and mental activities (danse, music, craft) can maintain both.

It's a blind fire n forget go worker danse.

To quote the wikipedia article: > When Danse macabre was first performed on 24 January 1875, it was not well received and caused widespread feelings of anxiety.

Not necessarily for dating purpose but when you have nobody to talk to at home you look more easily at danse/gym classes, sports club, art events, etc.

It is about learning to danse in the rain.

Stephen King said a similar thing in Danse Macabre.

Memento mori / Vanitas also escalated a bit in the 15th century, when we arrived at the Danse Macabre[2] (these days probably mainly known for that one famous Saint-Saëns composition).

But go too soon, be too novel, and you're in something like uncanny valley: When Saint-Saëns' Danse macabre was first performed, it was poorly received by violating then-current expectations, now it's considered a masterpiece.

Especially politics (Reagan, Thatcher, Cold War), the music scene (disco, danse music, new age), and economics (shit job market, high interest rates, raise of kleptocracy).

Having just announced, “with pleasure”, that the world is about to be turned to ashes thanks to a comet set on a collision course with Earth, Dr Scarlatin joins the other characters in a jaunty danse macabre.

Go too far outside the border zone and you get the same initial reaction as "Danse macabre" by Saint-Saëns ("horrible screeching from solo violin" causing widespread feelings of anxiety).

Danse Macabre (Camille Saint-Saëns) was rejected at the time for how it sounded.

There was a long period of time where he _was_ ignored and underrated, up until 1981, when Stephen King gave him a shoutout in his book about horror writing (Danse Macabre) and the Call of Cthulhu RPG was published.