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Significats de choreography en anglès

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A show involving artistic dancing.

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Ús de choreography en anglès
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But the trophies were mostly in technical categories, including choreography and direction.
Reuters
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It must have taken such choreography and organization to make this happen.
Wired
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Many instructors I know add these elements to their choreography as well.
Ebony
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Among the complex movements of choreography filling her mind, she'd decided something.
Shadow fall
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At other times, the choreography seems stymied and forced into two dimensions.
The Guardian
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Even amid this steamy profusion, Jeyasingh's choreography is rigorous in its economy.
The Guardian
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There is more to the intricate USA-Russian choreography than meets the eye.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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Movement games -Create a dance choreography to your children's favourite songs.
Jamaica Observer
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Resident director Conrad Nelson weaves music and choreography seamlessly into the action.
The Guardian
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The relationship between dancers and audience is central to John Scott's choreography.
The Irish Times
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Not only did they rehearse music, they rehearsed body movements and choreography.
Radio NZ
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It's the choreography of one of the best-known dances of our generation.
And the rat laughed
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He also did the choreography for the film of Dancing at Lughnasa.
The Irish Times
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Sandwiched in-between was a show lacking in customary arena pyrotechnics and choreography.
The Irish Times
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The brilliance of the choreography inhabited me and vice versa, she shared.
Jamaica Observer
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It is twisted and mad, and its choreography and self-possession are superb.
The Guardian
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