How To Use Choreographic In A Sentence
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The solo performed by dancer Chang Yong Sung was a choreographically complete composition, and could have easily stood on its own.
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I think this week was the best ever choreographically.
Tonya Plank: So You Think You Can Dance Final Four
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The Two-Step was a lot of fun (and I'm happy for exposure to yet another new dance), but I think choreographically it lacked variety.
Tonya Plank: So You Think You Can Dance Top Eight, and Desmond Richardson!
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She called out for individuals to do the movement in retrograde, change direction, or otherwise alter the phrase, to create a choreographic pattern she was visualizing on the spot.
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Formally, it is rhythmical and choreographic, balancing blocks of text and images against blank areas.
Nancy Spero: no pity
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I was in the studio with her and her rehearsal director and choreographic assistant, and we got to work on the new piece that Trisha was starting to make.
The New York Public Library: It's Time For Rolex Arts Weekend at the Library: Dancer Lee Serle and Poet Tracy K. Smith share what it's like working with Trisha Brown and Hans Magnus Enzensberger
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One highlight of the season has been seeing how fluently we all work together when developing the structures and choreographic sequences.
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However, few scenes are realized as dance action, and the choreographic invention is modest.
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Canales is at ease within a flamenco vocabulary, but his choreographic forays into contemporary dance are sadly cliched.
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Unfortunately, this adaptation of Dorian proved dramatically fuzzy and choreographically mundane.
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The evening started rather well - a mixed audience of both young and old, a full promenade section and a first piece, 20 years old, that both perplexed and encouraged choreographically, musically and aesthetically.
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Do the "performances" in the comic play or novel, its visual, choreographic, or other special effects, work to heighten or undermine its plot and meaning?
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Arpino's great choreographic imagination was at work throughout the suite of dances - solos, pas de deux, pas de trois, etc.
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The rehearsal director and the choreographic assistant joined the company in the 80s, so they have this long history as well, and they gave me so much information about the work.
The New York Public Library: It's Time For Rolex Arts Weekend at the Library: Dancer Lee Serle and Poet Tracy K. Smith share what it's like working with Trisha Brown and Hans Magnus Enzensberger
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The directors similarly stripped down the action, skillfully focusing confrontations, blocking chorus scenes choreographically, and staging the wordless performance of the Players with creepily stylized mime.
Pedestrian Score
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All the duets—except for "Duet X 2," with a 1982 choreographic credit to Mr. Jones alone—are opaquely named: "Monkey Run Road," "Valley Cottage: A Study" and "Blauvelt Mountain A Fiction.
'Movement-Based' Choreography
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In 1948, at age 18, he made his choreographic debut with the New Dance Group.
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And the tenacity refused to concede defeat naturally[sentence dictionary], let him be eager to overcome at hero Nice of choreographic examine fall among of not smooth.
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Since 1999 he has created his own projects where he questions the privacy of the dancer his cultural and social identity in a choreographic research of intimate and urban corporality .
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What is really amazing in the choreographic shape of the ballet is the steady, marvellous evocation of water.
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And, where narrative clarity falters, choreographic invention steps in with unabashed theatricality.
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What would his ballets and choreographic vocabulary look like if his production budget had been as stringent as Balanchine's during the Forties and Fifties?
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His choreographic style has influenced twentieth century dance but the pendulum shows signs of swinging away from hyper-extensions - and multiple hip replacements.
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While that may be so, strictly speaking, Nijinska sought to escape literalism and instead to express deeper choreographic truths through the movement of her ensembles and the dynamism of their body language.
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Financial security can enable you to audition for dance roles as well as develop your choreographic skills.
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The various "choreographic" movements seen at piano recitals may sometimes be showy rather than useful, but they all grow out of this same aim: the control of acceleration.
'Playing the Piano'
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I began to think choreographically, anticipating how action, use of space, and degree of energy would best enhance the photos, and the choreographer framed movement and poses as if seeing them through a viewfinder.
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Like all the scenery he made for Graham, and probably for his other choreographic projects, it was symbolic, multivalent.
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Visually and choreographically, the show is a snore, but you might be awakened by the hyperboisterous audience carrying on like a claque, which it may have been.
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What Ellington provided was a rich variety of moods, textures and rhythmic structures laced with emotional coloration that enhanced choreographic expression.
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Any celebration of Stravinsky must include dance, and Mark Morris, whose choreographic work for a previous festival, "Mozart Dances," miraculously captured every musical shape and impulse in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 11, is now offering Stravinsky's "Renard," a small theater piece based on a Russian tale about farmyard animals outwitting a prowling fox.
Stravinsky Crashes the Party
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The only child of nontheatrical parents had already spent four years at a gymnastics academy, and another four at the Kiev State Choreographic Institute.
All the World's a Stage
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I feel like my choreographic style has come more in line with what Trisha's is now, which has been great for me because I feel like I've kind of molded the two together.
The New York Public Library: It's Time For Rolex Arts Weekend at the Library: Dancer Lee Serle and Poet Tracy K. Smith share what it's like working with Trisha Brown and Hans Magnus Enzensberger
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In that version, some of the choreographic dance sequence and all the motion were edited backward.
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In 1996 Christopher Dean choreographed Encounters for English National Ballet, a work which did not take skating as its subject, but which did draw choreographically on Dean's own ice dance style.
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Our research showed us how stunningly beautiful boxing is, choreographically," Hoggett says.
Beautiful Burnout in the East End
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Given the circumstances, Bouder gave an incredibly polished rendition of the role, weaving the choreographic phrases into a dancerly whole with clarity and detail.
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Dancers are multitasking - not just doing steps, but expressing a character, showing a choreographic pattern to make the ensemble work clear.
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Of course that production was a very far remove choreographically, scenically, and even esthetically from the Martins version.
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The choreographic text, however, was less engaging.
Who's pulling the strings in Russia's ballet revolution?
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His choreographic language is traditional and a little unadventurous but he has made a ballet which exudes self-confidence and fun.
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Cyclops has the loose quality of a first draft, but a challenging, innovative choreographic vocabulary.
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The program with which it began last weekend, however, was choreographically trivial.
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Over the past two years Wright has been absent from the dance studio and his choreographic career appeared to be over.
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In some ways, of course, the return of tap signaled a kind of exhaustion in the choreographic impulse on Broadway.
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The "bookcases" —three triangular set pieces that moved and turned choreographically—became canvases for the disembodied Simon's feelings expressed through light, changing from throbbing, heavily saturated reds and yellows to the most delicate, unwavering pastels.
Full-Bodied Arias in a Postorganic World
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The first of three works on the New Classics Collection program, Appalachian Spring remained choreographically intact thanks to Diane Gray's superb staging.
