dance choreography
/dɑːns tʃɒrɪˈɒɡrəfi/ · danc·e·ch·o·ré·o·g·ra·phy
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- The art of creating and arranging dance movements, including the selection of music, costumes, and stage settings. The dance choreography for the ballet was a masterpiece of artistic expression.
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- A written or notated record of dance movements, used by dancers and choreographers to learn and perform a routine. The choreographer spent hours reviewing the dance choreography to ensure every step was perfect.
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- The process of creating and rehearsing a dance performance, including the selection of music, costumes, and stage settings. The dance company spent months working on the choreography for their new production.
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Did you know? The term 'dance choreography' has been used in various forms of dance, including ballet, modern, and contemporary, and has become an essential part of the dance-making process.