orchesography (Meaning)
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orchesography (n.)
A treatise upon dancing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orchesography
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orchesography Sentence Examples
- The orchesography meticulously documented the intricate steps and graceful movements of the dance.
- Scholars pored over the orchesographic treatise to unravel the secrets of ancient choreography.
- The orchesography was a testament to the enduring power of dance as a cultural expression.
- The orchesographer painstakingly observed and recorded every nuance of the dancers' performance.
- The orchesographic archives provided a glimpse into the dance practices of civilizations long gone.
- The orchesography's precise notations allowed for the reconstruction of ancient dances with remarkable accuracy.
- The orchesographer's attention to detail captured the fluidity and expressiveness of the human form in motion.
- The orchesography served as a valuable teaching tool for aspiring dancers and choreographers.
- The orchesographic tradition preserved the cultural heritage of dance and passed it down through generations.
- By studying the orchesography, researchers gained insights into the social and historical contexts in which dance flourished.
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A treatise upon dancing.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The orchesography meticulously documented the intricate steps and graceful movements of the dance.
Scholars pored over the orchesographic treatise to unravel the secrets of ancient choreography.
The orchesography was a testament to the enduring power of dance as a cultural expression.
The orchesographer painstakingly observed and recorded every nuance of the dancers' performance.
