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Choreography
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the act of designing and organizing dance movements for a performance
What is "choreography"?
Choreography is the process of designing and arranging dance movements and steps for a performance. It involves creating a sequence of movements, considering the flow and timing, and organizing how dancers will move and interact on stage. Choreography is used to tell a story, convey emotions, or highlight the music, and it requires creativity and planning to ensure that the dance looks coordinated and engaging.
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a symbolic description of dance movements
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a notation used by choreographers
Example
Advanced flying disc freestyle routines often incorporate music and choreography.
The choreography called for a series of intricate pas during the performance.
The choreography called for a series of pique turns across the stage.
During rehearsal, the actors practiced the intricate choreography as per the stage direction.
In intermediate dance classes, students learn more intricate choreography and footwork.
