choregraphy (Meaning)
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choregraphy (n.)
The art of representing dancing by signs, as music is represented by notes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of choregraphy
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choregraphy Sentence Examples
- The choreography of the dance was carefully crafted to convey the narrative of the story.
- She excelled in the intricate choreography of classical ballet, mastering every precise movement.
- The choreography of the performance seamlessly blended traditional and contemporary dance styles.
- His innovative choreography pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible in dance.
- The complexity of the choreography required rigorous rehearsals to perfect.
- The choreography of the musical number showcased the talents of the entire ensemble.
- Her choreography captured the essence of the music, creating a powerful visual representation.
- The fluidity of the choreography made it seem as though the dancers were effortlessly gliding across the stage.
- The choreography of the opening sequence set the tone for the entire production.
- He was renowned for his inventive choreography, earning him accolades from critics and audiences alike.
FAQs About the word choregraphy
The art of representing dancing by signs, as music is represented by notes.
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The choreography of the dance was carefully crafted to convey the narrative of the story.
She excelled in the intricate choreography of classical ballet, mastering every precise movement.
The choreography of the performance seamlessly blended traditional and contemporary dance styles.
His innovative choreography pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible in dance.
