That is the correct spelling of "choreography" (organizing a dance routine).
a choreography mean the art of creating and arranging Dance Or Ballet
Choreography or Dance
the designing of dance steps to form a routine
Intent in choreography refers to the intent of the choreographer and what he or she wants the dance to convey.
That is the correct spelling of "choreography" (organizing a dance routine).
a choreography mean the art of creating and arranging Dance Or Ballet
Choreographer usually go through the same training as dancers but use pathways and elective subjects to focus more on choreography. Most performing arts courses contain compulsory choreography, and some university courses at post-grad level focus solely on the artistry of the choreographer in different dance genres but usually contemporary dance.
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Choreography or Dance
the designing of dance steps to form a routine
Intent in choreography refers to the intent of the choreographer and what he or she wants the dance to convey.
Choreography.
it started in 1933
Leonide Massine has written: 'Massine on choreography' -- subject(s): Choreography, Dance notation
It's choreography.... It is basically a dance routine, or you could say, someone choreographed that dance. Choreography is basically a routine for any sort of dance. Here is the dictionary definition.... 'The art of creating and arranging dances or ballets' :)
Choreography is the setting of dance movements to music. Choreography allows dance to be translated from the choreographer's mind to a dancer's body. Choreography allows the creation of infinite possibilities in movement. Without choreography, dancers would be improvising all the time, which would not allow for intricate performances such as ballets, for example. Choreography is also passed down, almost like a story, so it can be "read", performed, for generations to follow.